6.7
Protective side blinds
6.7.1 the protective side blinds are pretensioned at the factory but
after a period of usage they may become stretched and will
require tensioning again. Also if a new blind is fitted this will
also require pretensioning.
6.7.2 to do this raise the jacking beam to its highest point and
ensure that the locking mechanism has engaged. the blind
mountings can now be accessed at either end of the unit.
6.7.3 referring to fig.8A, withdraw the split pin from the blind pivot
shaft.
6.7.4 Go to the other end of the blind, see fig.9B. take hold of the
roller to stop it turning and wind out the fixing screw 'B' so
that it withdraws from the hole in the mounting bracket.
6.7.5 using the fixing screw as a 't' handle turn the roller until all
the slack has gone out of the blind. In the case of a new
blind it may require 5 or 6 rotations. Keeping hold of the
roller, align the fixing screw with the hole in the mounting
bracket and turn the screw so that it enters the hole.
6.7.6 Go to the other end of the blind and reinsert the split pin.
6.7.7 tension the other blind in the same way.
fig.8
fig.9
notE:
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IMPoRtANt:
no liability is accepted for incorrect use of this product.
WARRANty:
Guarantee is 12 months from purchase date, proof of which will be required for any claim.
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