Warraty
[B816784_1] - EN / 23.11.06
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Subject to change without notice.
5.3
Maintaining the markisolette
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The markisolette
must
be
maintained regularly and at
least once a year.
Inspection and maintenance
work is only to be carried
out by an appropriately
qualified specialist. We
recommend you take out a
maintenance agreement
with a qualified specialist.
DANGER
Risk of injury through irregular maintenance
Check the markisolette regularly for signs
of wear and damage, e.g. on the motor
cable.
Do not use a markisolette in need of
repair.
Check the markisolette regularly for signs of wear and
damage on the motor cable, and check its stability.
Check the function and the switch-off points on the
markisolette.
Inspect the location where the fabric is attached to the
drop profile for wear and damage.
Check that the guide elements are firmly seated.
Make a visual check of all movable parts.
Change the battery on systems with remote control.
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Warranty
Subject to the statutory period of limitation for warranty
claims. This requires regular maintenance. The warranty
does not include wear parts or optical changes in line
with the type of material used (e.g. bleaching of surfaces
caused by UV rays).
Wear parts are
Gear drive
Crank, crank rod
Bearing parts
Rollers
Runner
6.1
What you should know about fabrics
Technical fabrics may reveal features in production and
sizing that the client may consider “faults”. The blemishes
described below will not affect the usability or durability of
the fabric:
Creases
The fabric may crease when it is cut, sewn or drawn onto
the frame. The result is a shift in pigmentation. When
viewed against the light, the fabric will appear to be
soiled with dirty marks.
Winding folds, waviness
As the fabric is wound in and out over the shaft, it is
tightened more around the seam than between the
seams. Irregular fabric thicknesses create waves that
“dig” into the fabric. The waves are visible when the unit
is open.
Other
Spinning of the yarns as well as warping in the weaving
mill and the weaving process itself is executed under
tension. The yarn may break. This causes knots.
Irregular thread thicknesses are seen as light areas or
nops in the fabric.
