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PROBLEM

POSSIBLE CAUSES

SOLUTIONS

The awning doesn’t work.

The wiring is incorrect.

Check the wiring and modify it if necessary

The motor is too hot.

Wait for the motor to cool down.

The cable used is incorrect.

Check the cable used and make sure it 

 

has 3 wires.

The Somfy io control point battery needs 

 

replacing.

Check the battery and change it if a new battery is needed.

The control point is incompatible.

Check compatibility and change the control point if neces-

sary.

The io Somfy control point used is not 

registered with the motor.

Use the registered control point or register this control point.

The awning stops too soon.

The crown is positioned incorrectly.

Mount the crown correctly.

The limit switches are incorrectly 

programmed.

Set the limit switches again.

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TECHNICAL MANUAL

 EROS

8. TIPS AND TRICKS

8.1.Do you have any questions about the Sunea screen io?

8.2 Replacing a lost or damaged Somfy io control point

Consult the relevant guide.

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8.3 Restoring original configuration

Consult the relevant guide.

1)

 Place the awning in the middle position (if possible).

2)

 Disconnect the electrical power source for 2 seconds. 

3)

 Re-connect the electrical power source for between 5 and 

15 seconds.

4)

 Disconnect the electrical power source for 2 seconds.

5)

 Re-connect the electrical power source: the awning will 

move for a few seconds.

If the awning is in the upper or lower limit switch position, it 

will move briefly.

6)

 Keep the PROG button pressed down: the awning makes 

an initial movement and another a few moments later. The 

motor has now reverted to the factory configuration.

 Repeat the process detailed in the chapter entitled “Start-

up” chapter.

IMPORTANT

This restoration eliminates all control points, 

sensors, all limit switch settings and resets the 

direction of rotation and the preferred position 

(“My”) of the motor. However, the configuration 

of the advanced functions (“Back impulse”, “Back 

release”, “Closing force”) will be maintained.

IMPORTANT

The double power cut-out should only be car-

ried out on the motor that is to be reset.

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Summary of Contents for Eros Blind

Page 1: ...ENG EROS TECHNICAL MANUAL ...

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Page 3: ...INSTALLATION 11 5 1 ROLLING TUBE ASSEMBLY 11 5 2 TERMINAL ASSEMBLY 12 5 3 ROLLER TUBE PLACEMENT 12 5 4 SUPPORT PLACEMENT 13 5 5 SUPPORT MOUNTING 14 5 6 GUIDE MOUNTING 14 6 MAINTENANCE 15 6 1 CLEANING AND CARE 15 7 ANNEX I 15 7 1 SOLUTIONS IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE 15 8 ANNEX II 16 8 1 MOTOR CONFIGURATION 16 9 ANNEX III 27 9 1 DISASSEMBLY AND DISPOSAL OF THE PACKAGING AND COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT AT ...

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Page 5: ...t in accordance with the instructions in this manual The installer shall accept full responsibility in this regard Ensure that the assembly area is sufficiently illumi nated Remove any obstacles or dirt Make sure no body is present besides the fitters Unauthorised persons especially children may interfere or cause hazards during installation Before assembly it is very IMPORTANT for your safety and...

Page 6: ...n round cap gear 13x35 ø70 square axle from 3 75 7 022267 Nylon round cap gear 12x20 ø60 round axle up to 3 75 7A 022268 Nylon round cap gear 12x20 ø70 round axle from 3 75 CODE COMPONENTS 8 024077 Pair guide profile bearing 120x40 9 024090 Guide 120x40 10 022092 Windbreaker stainless steel security lock 11 022810 Brush 9x7 3 for windbreaker guide 12 022805 Axle ø60 up to 3 75 12A 022806 Axle ø70 ...

Page 7: ... 75 7 022267 Nylon round cap gear 12x20 ø60 round axle up to 3 75 7A 022268 Nylon round cap gear 12x20 ø70 round axle from 3 75 8 024077 Pair guide profile bearing 120x40 CODE COMPONENTS 9 024090 Guide 120x40 10 022092 Windbreaker stainless steel security lock 11 022810 Brush 9x7 3 for windbreaker guide 12 022805 Axle ø60 up to 3 75 12A 022806 Axle ø70 from 3 75 13 024674 Profile reinforcement Ero...

Page 8: ...uare axle up to 3 75 6A 022271 Nylon round cap gear 13x35 ø70 square axle from 3 75 7 022267 Nylon round cap gear 12x20 ø60 round axle up to 3 75 7A 022268 Nylon round cap gear 12x20 ø70 round axle from 3 75 CODE COMPONENTS 8 024077 Pair guide profile bearing 120x40 9 024090 Guide 120x40 10 022092 Windbreaker stainless steel security lock 11 022810 Brush 9x7 3 for windbreaker guide 12 022805 Axle ...

Page 9: ...4 50 4 75 5 00 2 50 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MOTOR SELECTION Nm Widht m 1 50 1 75 2 00 2 25 2 50 2 75 3 00 3 25 3 50 3 75 4 00 4 25 4 50 4 75 5 00 Axle Ø80 mm 10 Nm 3 2 MOTOR SELECTION DISCOUNTS mm Máquina interior Motor Somfy Axle Ø60 and Ø70 L 100 L 82 Canvas L 110 L 92 Load bar L 100 L ...

Page 10: ...135 74 14 50 18 ø9 22 50 28 10 4 1 SUPPORT CROSS SECTION 4 VIEWS AND CROSS SECTIONS FRONT INSTALLATION WALL INSTALLATION 4 2 SUPPORT INSTALLATION VIEW ...

Page 11: ...h to the disc of the stand B and attach them to the machine s threaded holes C Next place the assembly in the sleeve D previously placed on the shaft Fit the end cap A on the axis Then insert the tip holder disc B on the end cap Insert the fabric into the shaft as shown in the picture and attach it with plugs and screws D A B ...

Page 12: ...secure its ends with plugs and screws Clamp the shaft with the rolled up tarpaulin and insert the windbreaker profile A into the guides already fixed to the surface B Then install the funnel on the guide profile C 5 2 TERMINAL ASSEMBLY 5 3 ROLLER TUBE PLACEMENT ...

Page 13: ...ding anchors through the holes in the bracket B Next with the shaft clamped place the roller tube with the tip holder disc inserted D on the bracket and secure it with the screw E Repeat this process with the machine bushing If there are no guides they shall be fixed to the surface by means of a belt protruding from the Tolper profile and a hinged ring with sheet metal 5 4 SUPPORT PLACEMENT ...

Page 14: ...corresponding anchors according to the surface Position the supports front or wall at the correct distance To do this measure the line of the assembled awning from support to support Both supports must be positioned at the same level Mark the position and drill the surface where you want to place it Finally fix the supports to the surface with the corresponding anchors according to the type of sur...

Page 15: ...o aggressive atmospheric conditions marine industrial air borne dust etc It is important to thoroughly rinse the prod ucts with water after using detergents to clean them to avoid the build up of salts on the profiles surfaces This periodic cleaning if done correctly removes exogenous agents from the material s surface that may attack their cov ering and aluminium components prolonging the lifespa...

Page 16: ... 3 Restoring to original settings 9 TECHNICAL DATA 1 INTRODUCTION 2 SAFETY 2 1 Safety and responsibility 2 2 Specific safety regulations 3 INSTALLATION 3 1 Motor preparation 3 2 Tube preparation 3 3 Motor tube installation 3 4 Tube motor set assembly 4 CABLES 5 START UP 5 1 Identification of the setting steps already performed 5 2 Prior registration of Somfy io local control point 5 3 Motor rotati...

Page 17: ... product with the associated equipment and accessories 2 Specific safety regulations In addition to the safety standards described in this guide the instructions detailed in the attached document titled Safety standards that must be respected and conserved must be followed 3 To avoid damaging the motor Do not submerge Do not drill 2 SAFETY Cut the electrical power to the awn ing before performing ...

Page 18: ... 8 mm Pop steel rivets situated At a minimum of 5 mm from the exterior end of the wheel L1 5 and At a maximum of 15 mm from the exterior end of the wheel L1 15 IMPORTANT The screws or Pop rivets must not be attached to the motor just to the wheel 4 1 Assemble the tube motor set on the end support C 4 2 Assemble the tube motor set on the motor support D 4 3 According to the type of support install ...

Page 19: ...first Somfy io local control point Registration of the first Somfy io local control point Registro previo del primer punto de mando local io de Somfy B The awning does not move Press the raising or lowering button and carry out process c or d according to the reaction of the awning C The awning still isn t moving The limit switches are not adjusted and there is no Somfy io control point registered...

Page 20: ... the limit switches The upper and lower limit switches must be adjusted 4 Motor rotation direction check a b Ajuste de los finales de carrera 1 2 a b Ajuste de los finales de carrera 1 2 Setting the limit switches A B 5 3 1 Setting the upper limit switch 1 If the raising button is pressed for more than 2 seconds the awning will continuously raise itself 2 Stop the awning in the desired position 3 If...

Page 21: ...ning 6 Press the My button again until the screen moves the limit switches are now registered Continue to the Prior reg istration of initial Somfy io local control point chapter 4 Prior registration of first Somfy io local control point 1 Using a previously registered Somfy io local control point Briefly press the PROG button of this control point G the awning moves briefly and the control point w...

Page 22: ...a Somfy io solar sensor Sunis WireFree io Consult the guide for the Somfy io wind sensor for further information about its use 2 Use with a Somfy io wind sensor Sunis Eolis WireFree io Consult the guide for the Somfy io wind sensor for further information about its use 3 Behaviour of the awning in windy conditions When conditions are windy the awning will start to move to reach the upper limit swi...

Page 23: ...the awning will move and stop in the preferred position My 2 Press the My button again until the awning moves the preferred position My will be deleted 2 1 7 3 Addition or deletion of control points and Somfy io sensors Consult the relevant guide 7 4 Modification of limit switches The upper and lower limit switches can be modified Readjusting the upper limit switch 1 Place the awning in the upper ...

Page 24: ... 1 2 4 3 ADVANCED FUNCTIONS 7 9 Back Impulse function This function allows the canvas to be tightened during every lowering movement of the awning It can be adjusted up to a turn of the rolling tube 1 Place the awning in the lower limit switch position 2 Press the My and raising buttons simultaneously until the awning moves the motor is now in programming mode 3 Adjust the canvas tension using the...

Page 25: ...uration Consult the relevant guide 1 Place the awning in the middle position if possible 2 Disconnect the electrical power source for 2 seconds 3 Re connect the electrical power source for between 5 and 15 seconds 4 Disconnect the electrical power source for 2 seconds 5 Re connect the electrical power source the awning will move for a few seconds If the awning is in the upper or lower limit switch...

Page 26: ...870 MHz io homecontrol bidirectional triband Power source 230 V 50 Hz Use temperature 20 C a 70 C Protection index IP 44 Maximum number of control points and associated sensors 9 Security level Class I 26 9 TECHNICAL DATA ...

Page 27: ...g of paper and cardboard plays an im portant role because up to 70 can be reclaimed The disposal of paper and cardboard can be do through various channels such as collection by pri vate operators or delivery to waste treatment plants Plastic The recycling of plastics has many ad vantages for the environment and therefore bene fits the quality of life of everyone contributing to a greater saving of...

Page 28: ...ct with care Please only use suit able tools that are in perfect condition IMPORTANT Ensure than you dispose of all pieces of the product taking into account the nature of its materials Step 1 Remove the funnels from the guide profiles Step 2 Raise the fabric to its limit switch position Step 3 Loosen the screws at the bottom of the brackets Step 4 Remove the shaft with the rolled up tarpaulin fro...

Page 29: ...s In compliance with European Directive 2012 19 EU waste electrical and electronic equipment WEEE can become a serious environmental problem if not managed properly The Directive provides the gen eral framework valid throughout the European Union for the disposal and re use of waste electrical and electronic equipment At the end of the service life of the electrical or electronic equipment it must...

Page 30: ... OUR PRODUCTS ARE MADE OF OFFER A GREAT VARIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ADVANTAGES GALVANISED STEEL Galvanised steel is a type of steel which undergoes a certain treatment at the end of which it is coated with several layers of zinc which protect it avoiding oxidation The recycling of zinc helps reduce demand for new materials and as a result generates considerable energy savings being a metal that const...

Page 31: ...sal of textiles it is recommended that they be left at a specialised waste centre where the different textile fibres will be separated PLASTIC Plastic recycling provides a sustainable source of raw material for the industry Its reuse also significantly reduc es environmental problems as it is a non biodegradable material Recycling reduces energy consumption and CO2 emis sions thus mitigating pollu...

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