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3.3.1 Mounting tools
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Iron saw
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Iron file
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Electric drill
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Metal drills ø 5 mm and ø 10 mm
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Masonrydrill ø 8 mm
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Electrician’s scissors
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Allen key
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Pliers
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4 mm tee-handled socket wrench
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8 -10 mm universal wrench
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Crosstip screwdriver
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Electrical cable (see section “Electrical connections”)
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6 self-tapping screws to fix the guides on wooden or PVC wings
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Expansion anchors and flathead screws 4.9x50 (max 8 pcs. each)
3.3.2 Checking the electrical installation
Power and control cables can reach the operator from
either right or the left side of the window aperture. The
side dimensions of the operator are indicated in the
drawing: the cable outlet from the window can be
comprised within this area (see par. 4.3).
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F e a t u r e s
3.3.3 Preliminary checks
1. Check the wings and make sure they are in good conditions and free from breaks or damages.
2. Ensure the motion of the wing is uniform and the hinges are free from play.
3. Ensure the wings are perfectly vertical (stable in any rotation point); with closed wings, make sure they fit
together properly. In the case of single-wing shutters, the wing shall fit the sides of the window aperture on
which it is mounted.
4. With a dynamometer, check that the effort on the wing edge does not exceed 25 N (2.5 kg). Otherwise, repair
the hinges so that wings can be hand-operated easily or, if the worst comes, replace the hinges.
5. In the case of assembly with curved brackets and sliding guide, the latter shall be fixed to the shutter wing to
rest on a flat surface; in case, modify the shutter to obtain a suitable fixing area for the guides. If, due to the wing
type, this is not possible, install
BUONGIORNO using the supporting brackets for the cantilevered assembly
(code 62324000) that allow fixing the brackets on the wing close to the external side of the same, or the
articulated brackets (code 626190000100/200).
Caution
Before installing BUONGIORNO, it is better to dismount closing and locking accessories of the wings
already fitted on them; if you want to hold them in position, make sure they do not hinder the functioning
of the operator.
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