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Subject to misprints, errors and technical modifications.
INSTALLATION MANUAL
RITZSCREEN® V540 - V599 - V599R - V599L - V599 XL
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fig. 1.5 Correct mounting of the Ritzscreen® V540/V599 L
fig. 1.4 Mounting the back guide of the Ritzscreen® V540/V599 L
fig. 1.6 Incorrect mounting of the Ritzscreen® V540/V599 L
1.4 Mounting the V540/V599 L guide
The Ritzscreen® V540 and V599 L is supplied with guides with predrilled mounting holes in the back profile. This occurs in
a fixed pattern. At screens with a total height up to 1800 mm, the guides are provided with two holes: 1 hole 100 mm from
the top and 1 hole 100 mm from the bottom. At screens with a total height of more than 1800 mm, the guides are provided
with
three holes: 1 hole 100 mm from the top, 1 hole 100 mm from the bottom and 1 hole in the middle.
Attention! By incorrect mounting or when using the wrong screws, the insert provided with neoprene can not freely move
in the guide. When using the screen, the insert or guide is pulled crooked in the profile. This can cause damage to the
system. The figure below shows what goes wrong when (a) the screw is not placed far enough in the guide and (b) a screw
with a round head is used.
3.
Screw the guides tight. Tighten the top screws loosely, not completely fixed. This way the guides can be brought
forward when placing the screen cover.
2.
Drill the holes. Mind the size of the screws and plugs that you are going to use. Only use screws with a flat head
that can
be mounted countersunk
when mounting. The surface area needs to be entirely plane.
1.
Place the back profile of the guides against the façade
or the window frame as described in paragraph 1.1.
Make sure that the guides are perpendicular and equal
to the wall. The marking of the drill holes on the wall or
the window frame can be made on the base of the holes
in the guides.
Outside Mount
Inside Mount
