Isotra SCREEN HR7, screen HR8-ZIP Measurement And Assembly Manual Download

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MEASUREMENT AND ASSEMBLY MANUAL

Validity of the manual: 1. 6. 2017

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Remove the fabric roll from the retainer.

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Remove the bottom slat from the guide rails (see illustration).

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Detach the zipper and fabric from the sliding blocks.

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Pull the bottom slat off of the fabric.

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Unroll the fabric from the fabric roll.

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Pull the fabric off of the fabric roll.

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Take the new fabric.

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Pull the fabric onto the fabric roll.

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Roll the fabric around the fabric roll.

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Pull the bottom slat onto the fabric.

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Attach the zipper and fabric to the sliding blocks.

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Twist the bottom slat into the guide rail; make sure the zipper enters the U-shaped part of the plastic guide profile

correctly.

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Place the fabric roll in the retainer.

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Reattach the cover.

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Lower the screen and test whether everything works properly.

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Summary of Contents for SCREEN HR7, screen HR8-ZIP

Page 1: ...ROVIDED PARTS Check the provided parts and open the bag containing the fittings Divide the screws plugs washers and caps equally between the guide rails You should have an equal amount of fastening material for each guide rail 2 2 CHECK THE HEIGHT AND WIDTH Measure the width of the screen box and the window opening then determine whether the box is the right size for the installation situation Als...

Page 2: ...x to the lower side of the bottom rail 2 3 DRILL THE HOLE FOR THE LEAD THROUGH Measure the position of the control lead through on the screen box Mark this on the window frame Drill the hole for the control lead through through the window frame For motorised operation use a 10 mm drill bit see fig 3 on page 3 For crank handle operation use a 14 mm drill bit see fig 2 on page 3 For exterior crank h...

Page 3: ...MEASUREMENT AND ASSEMBLY MANUAL Validity of the manual 1 6 2017 3 2 3 1 OPERATING EXITS FOR HANDLE rod 90 rod 90 rod 90 rod 90 exit A exit B exit O exit K 2 3 2 MOTOR EXITS fig 2 fig 3 ...

Page 4: ...ASSEMBLY MANUAL Validity of the manual 1 6 2017 4 2 4 PRE DRILLING THE GUIDE RAILS Guide rail Drilling on the side Drilling in the back Clip mounting Sealing strips Distance support End stop 725 720 728 755 756 829 820 ...

Page 5: ...MEASUREMENT AND ASSEMBLY MANUAL Validity of the manual 1 6 2017 5 828 855 856 839 830 838 865 866 ...

Page 6: ...o above use a cover cap at the bottom end This will prevent the bottom slat from dropping out of the guide rails U shaped guide profile A plastic screen guide profile fits into the U channel of each guide rail which accommodates the zipper on the fabric At the top end of this extrusion the black rubber part is cut away at an angle over a length of 70 mm Make sure the guides are positioned with the...

Page 7: ...1 Drilling holes for the mounting brackets Box type X 70 37 90 53 110 73 150 114 spirit level Place the mounting brackets against the mounting surface Use the upper holes for mounting against a ceiling and the rear holes for mounting against a wall The box must be perfectly level so make sure the brackets are aligned properly Use a hose level and a plumb line or another suitable tool for this task...

Page 8: ...top of the front of the box Step 3 Drilling the mounting holes for the guide rails Mark the holes to be drilled on the wall or on the mounting surface Use the pre drilled lateral guide rails for this procedure Drill the holes in the wall Ø6 mm or in the window frame Ø3 2 mm For installation to the wall insert S6 plugs into the holes Step 4 Installing the guide rails 1 Affix the clips to the mounti...

Page 9: ...MEASUREMENT AND ASSEMBLY MANUAL Validity of the manual 1 6 2017 9 fig 10 fig 11 fig 12 fig 13 ...

Page 10: ...and guide rails Mark the holes to be drilled on the wall or on the mounting surface use the pre drilled lateral guide rails for this purpose If supplied affix the box mounting bracket s first Drill the holes in the wall Ø6 mm or in the window frame Ø3 2 mm For installation to the wall insert S6 plugs into the holes Affix the clips to the mounting surface spirit level through hole chamber of guide ...

Page 11: ...il slots correctly and the zipper on the fabric slides into the U shaped part of the plastic guide profile Step 3 Positioning the box and the guide rails Now lift the screen box with the guide rails Do this with at least two persons Support the box and the guide rails at the same time Place the complete screen assembly in or against the window opening For motorised operation feed the motor cable i...

Page 12: ... 2 Feed the motor cable through to the inside Then push the box into the brackets so the slots in the back of the box engage with the L profiles 3 Next tighten the Allen screws of each bracket The screws should grip in the slots at the top of the front of the box Screw the guide rails to the mounting surface Make sure the box is always securely mounted See section Installation of controls fig 20 f...

Page 13: ...ixing the clips Mark the holes to be drilled on the wall or on the mounting surface use the pre drilled lateral guide rails for this purpose Drill the holes in the wall Ø6 mm or in the window frame Ø3 2 mm no more than 500 mm apart For installation to the wall insert S6 plugs into the holes Affix the clips to the mounting surface spirit level through hole chamber of guide rail through hole chamber...

Page 14: ...ght and are level Step 3 Sliding the screen box onto the guide rails Lift the box and feed the motor cable to the inside Slide the screen box so the console pivots fit into the corresponding hole chambers of the lateral guide rails Make sure the sliding blocks of the bottom slat enter the guide rail slots correctly and the zipper on the fabric slides into U shaped part of the plastic guide profile...

Page 15: ...h other and perpendicular to the box Measure the diagonals to the nearest millimetre Start directly beneath the box Deviations of more than 2 mm may cause the fabric and or bottom slat to get stuck or the fabric to hang loosely 3 Next measure the diagonals to the nearest millimetre If the box and guide rails are not mounted properly the bottom slat will always roll into the box at an angle resulti...

Page 16: ...ween the screen box and mounting surface in order to prevent any potential movement To fill the gaps at the top and the sides between the screen box and the mounting surface when mounting brackets are used you can use joint sealing strip or the special U profile see points G3 and G4 which is available separately Space between guide rails and wall Apply a small amount of silicon caulk in the gap be...

Page 17: ...e motor at the switch so that the arrows on the switch correspond to the up and down movement of the screen The two earth wires are connected together by means of separate wire clamps The same applies for the two neutral wires Connecting and installing the motor Lead the motor cable to the control switch until it is out of sight where possible Connect the motor cable and the power supply to the si...

Page 18: ...s own Lower the screen until the desired bottom position has been reached Then put the switch in its neutral position Now push the white button or yellow button depending on the orientation of the motor so the button pops out slightly The lower stop position has now been set 4 2 2 2 RAISING THE SCREEN WITH THE MOTOR SETTING THE END POSITION UP Now raise the screen with the motor Make sure it stops...

Page 19: ...h a way that the rod will not rub against the opening anywhere along its length Also make sure the rod goes straight through the opening and is neither bent nor twisted Drill the holes Ø3 2 mm and fasten the lead through to the mounting surface Push the crank handle over the spherical part of the lead through and insert the split pin or solid pin to join the two parts Slide the locking bush over t...

Page 20: ...that the cable can run on top of or behind the box from one side to the other Press the cable into the U channel and apply a thin layer of silicone caulk to one side of the U channel then press the side of the channel with the caulk flat against the top of the box neatly aligned and parallel to the rear edge of the box 5 2 FITTING THE U CHANNEL 10X10X10X1 5 MM VERTICAL To fill the gap behind the b...

Page 21: ...in either direction Push in both calibration buttons and proceed with the setting of the limit switches The motor cable has been extended and there is a poor connection Check the connections The motor has overheated and the thermal protection has shut it off Allow it to cool for a half hour Incorrect calibration of the limit switches No voltage at the switch Check with a voltmeter Motor is not con...

Page 22: ...t of the plastic guide profile The bottom slat is not hanging from the fabric but rather is resting on the window sill or another object 6 7 CREASING AND BILLOWING OF THE SCREEN Box and or guide rail is not perfectly level Check both with a spirit level refer to 2 6 6 8 THE MOTOR S DIRECTION OF THE ROTATION DOES NOT MATCH THE ARROWS ON THE SWITCH Exchange the brown wire and black wire in the switc...

Page 23: ...e fabric roll Pull the fabric off of the fabric roll Take the new fabric Pull the fabric onto the fabric roll Roll the fabric around the fabric roll Pull the bottom slat onto the fabric Attach the zipper and fabric to the sliding blocks Twist the bottom slat into the guide rail make sure the zipper enters the U shaped part of the plastic guide profile correctly Place the fabric roll in the retaine...

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