PergoTex II/ PergoTex II LED
Maintenance Instructions and Directions for Use
Version 7
2020-05-08
We reserve the right to make technical changes
Item number
118702-0000 Page 7/16
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General safety notes
Product and property damage
Risk of damage to the product and property due to improper use of the weinor PergoTex II.
Please read and observe the general safety notes contained in this section.
3.1 Use
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Your weinor PergoTex II has been made with great care; however, your weinor PergoTex II
is and always will be a sun and rain protection unit and must therefore be retracted
immediately during storms, snowfalls or strong winds (at and above wind strength 6). The
leafs on the glazing elements must be fully opened.
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The drive that is supplied as standard with the weinor PergoTex II has been designed to run
for a maximum of four minutes switch-on-time. If the running time is exceeded – e.g. by
frequently opening and retracting the awning – the internal thermo protector may
automatically switch off the motor. In this case, please wait until the motor has cooled down
(approx. 15 – 20 minutes depending on the outside temperature) and is ready for operation
again.
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If your weinor PergoTex II is fitted with a sun, wind or rain controller, the controls will switch
to automatic control after a loss of power depending on the type of controls. Awning systems
that had previously been set to manual operation may therefore run automatically after a loss
of power.
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If there is a risk of frost, or snow, the awning system must be switched from automatic to
manual control to prevent it from moving automatically. The system must not be used if there
is a risk of frost or snow.
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The PVC fabric must be retracted and the unit must not be set into operation if there is a risk
of frost or snow. The PVC fabric is not designed to withstand extreme snow load or
avalanching snow.
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The weinor PergoTex II can be opened to any position up to its maximum length.
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Reference to offset of staves in multi-section units
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Manufacturing tolerances in the fabric could lead to staves in multi-section units being
minimally staggered in reverse.
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Different effects of solar radiation can lead to staggering of the staves as the fabrics
can expand due to exposure to the sun.
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