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15.2 Cleaning the awning cover

The awning cover is equipped with special impregnation which reduces at every cleansing. For post-impregnation, commercial tent 

impregnation can be used. By re-impregnation, no new condition of the cover can be achieved yet.

Remove dust periodically with a soft brush in dry condition. Remove leaves, twigs and similar debris immediately. Remove small stains on 

the awning cover with commercial, preferably liquid mild detergent added to water (water temperature approx. 30°C, soap solution 5 %). 

Rinse thoroughly with water until all traces of the detergent have been removed.

15.3 Cleaning the awning frame

For cleansing of the awning frame, use commercial detergent for sensitive surfaces (pH-value between 5 and 8). Aggressive acids and scraping 

materials (like grinding fleece, emery, sand, pumice, etc.) are not allowed because they could alter the surface totally.

15.4 Characteristics resulting from the production and manufacture of awning fabrics

Awning covers are industrially manufactured textile products which serve both a functional and a decorative purpose. Although only 

first-class, quality controlled fabric is used in production, there are limits to the degree of perfection that can be achieved. Awning owners 

occasionally complain about certain imperfections in the fabric due to lack of knowledge. Defects actually to complain are only those which 

influence the cover life span. The following specified imperfections influence the awning cover durability and usage practicality in no way.

• Dogleg and wrinkle creases

At processing, like e.g. trimming, sewing and 

winding up of the cover onto the awning 

frame, dogleg traces can result which can not 

be avoided. Viewed against the light, the user 

of the awning has the impression that he 

sees dark stripes.

• Chalk and write effect

As with the previously mentioned processes, 

the cover may show a light change in colour 

(pigment shifting) at folded spots caused by 

kinking the fibre.

• Winding folds / waviness

 

Winding folds/rippling: This occurs due to the 

permanent coiling and uncoiling of the cover 

on the 

roller. This effect can be explained by the 

fact, that the material is thicker close to the 

seams, coils more loosely between the seams 

of the cover. This effect can occur both 

directly next to the seam as well as also in the 

middle of web.

• Other irregularities

Irregularities caused by the production 

process which cannot be avoided, such as

• 

Knots, thread thickening and thinning, 

which can be seen in the cloth as points 

of light or as nubs

• 

Colour deviations in cloths produced in 

webs (e.g. in triangular shades)

• 

Individual thread breakages and 

expansions at the seams with resulting 

sagging

• 

Sagging of the cloth due to its own 

weight or after the formation of a "water 

sack".

can occur, and are unavoidable in 

production.

15.5 Flexing of the awning frame

The profile of the wider systems' awning frame can flex as well because of own weight. This occurrence does not influence the awning 

function and running qualities.

16. Tested awning cover

The certificate "STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®“ guarantees that markilux awning covers made from sunsilk snc and sunvas snc do not contain 

any harmful dyes or chemicals.

UPF = Ultraviolet Protection Factor

Fabrics made of sunsilk snc and sunvas snc achieve the highest possible solar protection factor for textiles (UPF 50+). An awning fabrics with 

an ultraviolet protection factor of 50+ enables you to sit out safely in the sun fifty times longer than you would otherwise be able to do 

without suffering sunburn, if you were to rely solely on the protection provided by your skin.

Max. duration of sunbathing under your awning = own protection time x 50

Test mark "Selfcleaning inspired by nature"

Awning fabrics made from sunvas snc and sunsilk snc offer a self-cleaning effect in rain 

(a minimum of 14° awning pitch is required to ensure water run-off).

17. Legal disclaimer

The graphics and text sections in these instructions have been created with care. No liability can be borne for any errors and their effects. We 

reserve the right to undertake technical modifications to the product and to these instructions! The instructions contain copyright-protected 

information. All rights reserved! The listed product or trade names are copyright trademarks.

Summary of Contents for 1300

Page 1: ...ion 8 4 Modification or retrofitting 8 5 What you should also know 8 6 markilux 990 Maintenance of the rain gutter and water drains 8 7 markilux 930 Wind safety mechanism 9 04 08 2020 7062211 1 2 4 5 6 3 7 markilux 990 1 2 4 8 6 3 7 1 Face fixture bracket 5 Cassette 2 Covering cap 6 Cover 3 Hand crank for manual operation 7 Projection profile markilux 990 with integrated rain gutter 4 folding arm ...

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Page 3: ...s is the case there is a risk of the formation of water troughs in the awning cover and the awning may become damaged or even detached from the wall Alterations like rebuilding or enlargements which are not intended by the manufacturer may only be carried out with the markilux manufacturers written approval Additional awning burdens by means of object attachments or or rope wearing can result in d...

Page 4: ...maged or crash down Snow accumulation behind the awning must be avoided by installing a snow guard snow fence or similar or by regularly removing the snow load In the awning extension area no obstacles may be located There is danger for persons to be squashed in there In order to avoid this a safety distance of at least 50 cm has to be observed A motor driven awning cannot be retracted without ele...

Page 5: ...switches are not permitted for such installations 13 Metallic and pearl glimmer coatings of the awning frame The look of plastic coatings of metal and plastic parts in metallic and or pearl glimmer colour vary These visual differences concern in particular the intensity and characteristic of the metallic effect which may also lead to a change in the perception of the basic shade 14 Disassembly and...

Page 6: ...e permanent coiling and uncoiling of the cover on the roller This effect can be explained by the fact that the material is thicker close to the seams coils more loosely between the seams of the cover This effect can occur both directly next to the seam as well as also in the middle of web Other irregularities Irregularities caused by the production process which cannot be avoided such as Knots thr...

Page 7: ... If the crank is to remain in the gear eyelet it must be protected against uncontrolled movements e g when it is windy Attention Awnings with winding handle have a transmission end stop to limit the extension travel It prevents incorrect coiling of the cover onto the roller The transmission end stop must never be approached with force Shortly before reaching the end position in the extending direc...

Page 8: ...ng construction and depending on the width and the projection contact between cover and folding arms may occur during extension and retraction This has no detrimental effect on the functionality and or durability of the awning 2 5 2 4 3 STOP Extend the awning by actuating the pushbutton switch for extension retraction With radio controlled operation your markilux specialist must exactly explain th...

Page 9: ...kilux 930 Wind safety mechanism Attention For the wind safety mechanism to come into effect the awning has to be extended by at least one metre The given wind resistance class is only valid if the awning is fully extended ...

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