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USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Code MUT 088
Rev. 1
CHAPTER 11: TROUBLESHOOTING
The following table shows the solution to more common problems. In the presence of problems
other than those listed contact the Service Department.
WARNING: IN CASE OF TROUBLESHOOTING YOU MUST COMPLY
WITH THE RELEvANT SAFETY REQUIREMENTS; IN PARTICULAR
WHILE SEARCHING FOR ANY FAULTS OR REPAIRS OF THE POWER
SUPPLY SYSTEM, THERE IS A RISK OF FATAL ELECTRIC SHOCK.
MAINTENANCE ON ELECTRICAL PARTS MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY
QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY.
WARNING: RISK OF CRUSHING.
In particular, to prevent risks of crushing/cutting, do not allow any parts of the
body to get between the mobile front of the awning and the fixed housings for the
structure. This is particularly important when the front is moving.
The awning is not built with materials considered hazardous. There are no special instructions for
destruction or disposal. The components making up the awning are given in Chapter 3.
DISPOSAL OF THE AWNING
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ATENTION: please note that for any detail of the awning to be separately disposed
of, always refer to the current standards on the matter.
To dismantle the awning follow the regulations imposed by the laws in force in the country of use.
Disconnect the awning from the power supply. Disassembly the individual components of the
awning grouping them according to their composition. Then scrap in accordance with the laws
in force in the country of use.
IMPORTANT! Follow the regulations in place at the time of disposal of the awning
to dispose of the materials constituting it.
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