Motorline professional VARANDA Bedienungsanleitung

2 people

Necessary tools

Nº10

Before Installation, check the levelness of the place

where you are going to apply the awning. Dimensions

must be parallel and level. If the balcony is not level,

it is necessary to apply

shims that allow the awning ﬁxing plates to be

correctly installed.

Important

PRE-INSTALLATION INFORMATION

Installation manual

VARANDA AWNING

Varanda

Inside the package

Po2 Po1 Eq

Variable number

and format

C I

tuning key

included

Note: Screws included, with the exception of screws that will connect St to a structure of the customer's choice.

V2.0 REV20220825

C I

Preparation of ﬁxing supports

AInsert

Bottom

Top

max. 20cm

max. 100cm Assemble

Make the same assembly for the other CI proﬁle.

Preparation of the cassete and front proﬁle

Disassemble Assemble

Slide front proﬁle on fabric

Assemble again

Po1

max. 100cm

Screw SI to Sp that is inserted into CI

respecting the measurements shown on

the side.

Place in center

Example for 6 sets of parts (Sp,

Si, St x 6), 3 sets for each

support:

Top

Assemble again

CDE

min. 30cm

Placement of ﬁxing plates

C I

CD E

Varanda with support tubes

Attention, it is necessary to respect the position shown

above to assemble the cassette together.

Attention, it is necessary to respect the position shown

above to assemble the cassette together.

Support tube example

Adapt the ﬁxing of the awning to the type of balcony you have.

C I

Varanda without support tubes

min. 30cm

St's distances will be equal to SI's distances in CI.

Make a mark where you will drill. Drill in the marked areas.

Screw St to the perforated base.

Screw St to SI. Repeat, as many

times as necessary, all processes

for the installation to complete.

Other supports

Varanda without support tubes

Simple guide

Dual Guide

Varanda with support tubes

Simple guide

Dual Guide

Cassette installation

7Placement of the maneuver rope

Attention, for the awning to function correctly, pay

close attention to the following instructions.

Operation to be carried out on the 2 reinforcements.

Face

Front proﬁle

Cover

50cm

Disassemble

50cm

Pull the end of the rope by hand and lock in the grip. The tension must be identical on both sides, to verify that the pulley is well positioned

in the center of the front proﬁle. Make sure the rope is properly guided on all the pulleys in the system. Open the awning all the way down.

Place the awning with 50 cm of opening, to make more tension of the rope. Perform an opening and closing maneuver. The fabric must be

taut.

8Fabric tension

9Limit switch regulation

Course stoppers are factory preset. To manually adjust see next page.

End of assembly

Po2

Face Cover

Front proﬁle

2 part pre-assembly

Winding direction

NOT

Attention, from B to

C, make sure that

the rope does not

wrap itself, as it may

break after a lot of

use.

from

Then, slide the rope through the proﬁle, pass

the rope through the pulley and slide it again

along the proﬁle to the load bar.

Attention: the cover will be placed when the

rope is tensioned.

All respecting the winding direction, make 3 courses

of the wire around the winding tube pulley and ﬁx.

Pass the thread under the pulley P1 by sliding it

through the guide and ﬁnding the bottom cover at C.

from

10 Finalization

After the adjustments have been made, replace the cassette cover and the front proﬁle cover by tightening the two screws.

Po1

Po2

Direction of travel

the rope takes when

it is assembled

(overview)

Note:

1) Pulley Po1 must be placed in

the middle of the front proﬁle.

2) Po1 →Ac =20cm

3) The rope passes ﬁrst under and

then over Po1.

Pin up

Ac Po2

from

Po1

3Limit switch regulation

Course stoppers are factory preset. To adjust, open

the awning. Then open the cassette and on the right

side you will see the mechanism as shown in the

ﬁgure to the side.

To adjust the closing:

- Close the awning and then open it up to 30cm;

- On the mechanism, use the tuning key on the

lower protrusion;

- When turning to the right, the awning closes more;

- When turning to the left the awning opens more.

To adjust the opening:

- Awning open to the end;

- On the mechanism, use the tuning key on the

upper protrusion;

- When turning to the right, the awning opens more;

- When turning to the left, the awning closes more.

Note: When regulating several times, the motor may need

to rest.

Limit switch - closing

Consumer information

1Electronic operation

Use the remote control to open and/or close the awning electronically.

Open

2Manual operation

In the event of a breakdown or power failure, use the awning in manual mode with the help of the emergency crank.

To open, turn the emergency crank to the right. To close, turn the emergency crank to the left.

Insert the emergency crank as indicated in the ﬁgure above.

Limit switch - opening

closes more

opens more closes more

opens more

Awning maintenance tips

An awning is subject to some adverse situations: humidity, sea air, counterweight, wind, among others. We recommend:

- check the tightness of screws and limit switches after installation and regularly at the beginning and end of each season;

- never roll up a wet awning. Dry it if possible;

- clean the fabric and frame at the beginning and end of each season. Attention, never use detergents.

Problems Causes Solutions

Varanda awning disintegrated

from the structure.

The front proﬁle does not work

normally.

The fabric is not stretched.

The awning does not open or close.

The electric awning maneuvers do

not work.

The electric awning maneuvers do

not work.

The ﬁxing supports are not adapted to the

structure's composition.

The rope came off from a pulley. The tension

of one rope is higher than the other (pulley

Po1 off-center).

Incorrect tension in the base.

Fabric deformation (Natural effect).

Rupture of the rope.

Faulty electrical maneuver.

The motor goes into thermal protection after

two successive descents and one ascent.

Connection problem.

Check the correct placement of the supports (as

indicated in the manual).

In case of ﬁxing with a chemical anchor bolt, report

to the manufacturer.

Check the entire rope circuit for possible rope

displacement (paragraph 6).

Check that the tension is identical on both sides

(pulley Po1 centered - paragraph 6).

Tighten the rope (paragraph 7).

Do the complete circuit of the rope again (par. 6).

Test the electrical part to ﬁnd the problem.

Wait for the end of protection (20 minutes).

Check the motor connection.

Check the operation of the motor by connecting

directly to the electrical input (blue black or blue brown).

Do not install the awning in the event of:

Wind Rain Nothing suspended

Snow

EXPLODED VIEW

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N.R*

* the part is not represented

TVAR19

TVAR04/05

MTTCU14A

MTC678P

TVAR17

MTL001

TVAR14/15

TVAR13

TUB90M8MT

TVAR24

TVAR01

TVAR16

TVAR06

TVAR03

TVAR02

TVAR23

TVAR22

TVAR09

TVAR18

TVAR20/21

Cassette Guide

Cassette lateral covers

Tube Support Ø78mm

Tube Bushing Ø78mm

Cassette pulley

Tube Ø78mm

Cassette Superior Proﬁles

Cassette Bottom Proﬁle

Tubular motor

Motor support

Guide

Guide cover

Strut cover

Strut proﬁle

Strut Proﬁle Cover

Fabric Tension Pulley

Fabric Tension Spring Pulley

Fabric Tension Spring

Rope

Rope Brakes

Number Reference Designation

910

TVAR08 TVAR10

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