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Powerfix ALUMINIUM INSECT SCREEN BLIND User Manual

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Wstęp

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Opis części

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Kaseta na roletę

1a

Pokrywa obudowy, kaseta na roletę (strona nacięta)

1b

Adapter (zainstalowany na pokrywie obudowy)

1c

Śruba do pokrywy obudowy

1d

Listwa uchwytu

1e

Tkanina z włókna szklanego

2

Prowadnica

3

Listwa blokująca

4

Sznurek do pociągania

5

Oprawa uchwytu

6

Zasuwa

7

Hak zamykający

8

Uszczelka szczotkowa, listwa uchwytu

9

Zaślepka, listwa uchwytu

10

Sprężyna naciskowa

11

Bolec zaciskowy

12

Końcówka, kaseta na roletę

12 a

Osłona śruby do końcówki

13

Śruba zaciskowa do kasety na roletę oraz prowadnicę

13 a

Nakrętka do śruby zaciskowej

14

Element wewnętrzny stopki zaciskowej

14 a

Osłona śruby elementu wewnętrznego stopki zaciskowej

15

Stopka zaciskowa

16

Korba

17

Śruby (montaż alternatywny)

18

Kołki (montaż alternatywny)

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Manufacturer / service

FeinHeim GmbH
Bischof-Otto-Str. 60
D-94486 Osterhofen
Service hotline: +49-9932-4025 897
E-mail: [email protected]

Last Information Update: 02 / 2011
Ident no.: 022011-4

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Release the locking thread

20

through a half-turn anticlockwise using the crank

16

.

attention: Do not let go of the crank

16

. The locking thread

20

can be seen to move

out. Now turn the crank 5 turns in the same direction. After successfully tensioning the
spring, you must turn the locking thread

20

carefully through a half-turn clockwise to

lock it again.

attention: Do not use too much force when relocking.

note: You can add 7 turns anticlockwise to the preset 23 turns to bring the retractor
spring to its maximum tension (30 turns) (see Fig. O).

detensioning the retractor spring if it has too much tension:

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To do this, release the locking thread

20

again through a half-turn anticlockwise using

the crank.

attention: Do not let go of the crank. Draw the locking thread

20

approx.

2 cm outwards using the crank and then grip the locking thread

20

between your

thumb and index fi nger.

attention: Do not, under any circumstances, let go of the

locking thread

20

, otherwise the retractor spring will become completely detensioned.

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Now turn the crank the desired number of turns clockwise to reduce the tension in the
retractor spring. From the factory preset tension, you can turn the crank a maximum
number of 7 turns clockwise to detension the spring. After successfully reducing the tension,
you must now move the locking thread

20

carefully into the roller blind cassette and

then lock it by turning it through a half-turn anticlockwise (see Fig. O).

attention: Do

not use too much force when relocking.

note: If the locking thread slips out of your fi n-

gers, then you must retension the retractor spring as described in the section “Tensioning
the retractor spring”.

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Cleaning and care

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Do not under any circumstances use corrosive or abrasive cleaning agents.

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Clean the fi breglass fabric and frame with a lint-free, slightly damp cloth.

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Use a mild cleaning agent where necessary.

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installation video

For installation video visit www.feinheim.de.

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disposal

The packaging is made entirely of recyclable materials, which you may dispose

of at local recycling facilities.

Contact your local refuse disposal authority for more details of how to dispose of your
worn-out product.

step 8
Slide the cord

4

fi rst and then the handles

5

along with the sliding stop bars

6

(from

both ends) into the slot provided for that purpose in the handle profi le

1d

. Shorten the brush

seal

8

of the handle profi le

1d

by a total of 5 cm. Push the clips

7

on both ends of the

handle profi le

1d

into the same slot as the one in which the brush seal sits

8

(see Fig. H).

step 9
Place the end caps

9

on the handle profi le

1d

(see Fig. I).

step 10
Insert the compression springs

10

and the friction pins

11

into the recess of the cassette end

cover

1a

and place the end caps

12

on to the roller blind cassette

1

(see Fig. J).

note: Call in a second person capable of helping you with the next few steps in the instal-
lation of the insect screen window roller blind into the window reveal.
step 11
Clamp the roller blind cassette

1

into the window reveal and fi x the cassette in place by

tightening the clamping bolts

13

on the roller blind cassette

1

using the Allen key

19

. Then

put on the end caps

12 a

(see Fig. K).

step 12
Thread the guide channels

2

top into the roller blind cassette

1

and clamp the guide

channels

2

in the window reveal. Fix the channels in place by tightening the clamping bolts

13

to the clamping ends using the Allen key

19

. Then put on the end caps

14 a

(see Fig. L).

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stopping, opening and closing the blind

If the blind is pulled down fully, the clips

7

engage. To release the blind, press it downwards

and outwards (towards the window). The clips release and the blind can be opened, see
Fig. M (I).
Sliding the handles towards the sides of the blind (with reference to the blind in the installed
position) fi xes the blind in position. Sliding the handles inwards from the sides of the blind
again releases the blind. The blind can be stopped at any intermediate height, see Fig. M (II).

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alternative installation (screwed)

You can also screw the window roller blind into the window reveal (see Fig. N).

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To do this, follow Steps 1 to 11. Then measure approx. 12 cm in from the top and bottom
and mark the hole positions on the guide channels

2

.

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Remove the guide channels

2

again and drill the holes in them using a 4 mm drill bit.

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Mark the positions of the holes on the window reveal and drill the holes with a ø 6 mm
masonry drill bit. Clean out the drilled holes and insert the dowels

18

.

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Then put the guide channels

2

back into the reveal as shown in Fig. K and fasten them

in place with the screws

17

.

setting the retractor spring:
note:
Read through this step carefully and refer closely to Fig. O.
tensioning the retractor spring:
The insect screen window roller blind is set in the factory with 23 crank rotations. If you fi nd
this setting is too low, you can increase the tension of the retractor spring. To do this, proceed
as follows:

CaUtiOn! risk OF injUrY! Ensure that all parts are undamaged and have
been assembled appropriately. Risk of injury exists if assembled incorrectly. Damaged
parts can eff ect safety and function.

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installation

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Check before installation that your window reveal is suitable for this product and does
not exceed the maximum allowable dimensions. The depth of the reveal must not be less
than 6.5 cm. If necessary, have a second person help you with the installation.

step 1
Measure the height (H) and width (B) of your window reveal (see Fig. A).
attention: Take into account any diff erences in length between the left and right window
reveal.
step 2
Align the stop strips

3

, which are inserted into the guide channels

2

, on the later sawn end

fl ush with the profi le edge. Subtract 6.5 cm from the measured height H and transfer this value
on to the guide channels

2

. Cut the channels to length using a hacksaw.

attention: Ensure

that the stop strips

3

do not become displaced (see Fig. B).

step 3
Insert the clamping bolt

13

and the nut

13 a

into the clamping end internal part

14

. Put the

clamping end internal part

14

and clamping end

15

together. Ensure that the lug on the

clamping end internal part

14

slides into the slot in the clamping end

15

. Then push the two

parts on to the guide channel

2

(see Fig. C).

step 4
Pull the fi breglass fabric

1e

slightly out and wrap it around the roller blind cassette

1

, so

that the fabric

1e

cannot move back into the roller blind cassette

1

. If necessary, obtain

the assistance of a second person. Now pull off the handle profi le

1d

from the fi bre glass

fabric

1e

. Turn the handle profi le

1d

through 180° and slide it back on to the fi breglass

fabric

1e

(see Fig. D).

step 5
Take off the end cover

1a

of the roller blind cassette

1

from the cut end (identifi ed with

self-adhesive measurement label). Bring the handle profi le

1d

and the roller blind cassette

1

together as shown in Fig. E.

attention: Ensure that the handle profi le

1d

and the roller

blind cassette

1

are fl ush with one another on the cut end. Now cut the roller blind cas-

sette

1

and the handle profi le

1d

to the length B -1.5 cm (see Fig. E). Then remove any

burrs from the sawn edges using a fi le.

attention: The roller blind cassette

1

has a retractor

spring, which means that the roller blind cassette

1

can be sawn no shorter than 70 cm in

length.
step 6
Fix the cassette end cover

1a

back on to the roller blind cassette

1

(see Fig. F). Ensure that

the tab of the locator on the cassette end cover

1a

and the tab on the adapter

1b

engage

in the slot of the blind fabric roll. Insert the clamping bolt

13

and the nut

13 a

into both the

cassette end covers (see Fig. F).
step 7
Assemble the cord

4

as shown in Fig. G.

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technical data

Max. dimensions of the window reveal: 130 x 160 cm (W x H)

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included in delivery

note: When opening the packaging, please make sure not to accidentally throw away
assembly materials. Please check immediately on unpacking that the delivery is complete
and that the product and all parts are in perfect condition. Do not under any circumstances
assemble the product if the delivery is incomplete.

1 Roller blind cassette with handle profi le and brush seal
1 Cassette end cover (cut end)
2 Screws for cassette end cover
1 Fibreglass fabric
2 Guide channels
2 Stop strips
1 Cord
2 Handles
2 Sliding stop bars
2 Clips
2 Handle profi le end caps
2 Compression springs
2 Friction pins
2 Cassette end caps
2 Bolt covers for end cap
4 Clamping bolts for roller blind cassette and guide channel
4 Nuts for clamping bolt
2 Clamping end internal parts
2 Bolt covers for clamping end internal parts
2 Clamping ends
1 Crank
4 Screws (alternative installation)
4 Dowels (alternative installation)
1 Allen key
1 Installation instructions

safety advice

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WarninG!

risk OF Fatal injUrY and risk OF aCCi-

dents FOr inFants and CHildren! Never leave children unattend-
ed with the packaging material or the product. There is a risk of suff ocation

from the packaging materials and a risk of fatal injury by strangulation. Children often
underestimate dangers. Always keep children away from the product. The product is not
a toy.

WarninG!

risk OF lOss OF liFe! Do not lean too far out of the window when

you are installing, removing or cleaning the product.

aluminium insect screen blind

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introduction

Please familiarise yourself with the product prior to assembly. Carefully read the

following assembly instructions and safety tips. Only use the unit as described and
for the specifi ed applications. Store these instructions in a safe place. If passing

this product on to a third party also include all documents.

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intended Use

This article is designed to provide protection against insects such as fl ies and is intended for
indoor use only. Any use other than previously mentioned or any product modifi cation is pro-
hibited and can lead to injuries and / or product damage. The manufacturer is not liable for
any damages caused by any use other than for the intended purpose. The product is not
intended for commercial use.

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description of parts and features

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Roller blind cassette

1a

Cassette end cover (cut end)

1b

Adapter (placed on cassette end cover)

1c

Screw for cassette end cover

1d

Handle profi le

1e

Fibreglass fabric

2

Guide channel

3

Stop strip

4

Cord

5

Handle

6

Sliding stop bar

7

Clip

8

Brush seal handle profi le

9

Handle profi le end cap

10

Compression spring

11

Friction pin

12

Cassette end cap

12 a

Bolt cover for end cap

13

Clamping bolt for roller blind cassette and guide channel

13 a

Nut for clamping bolt

14

Clamping end internal part

14 a

Bolt cover for clamping end internal part

15

Clamping end

16

Crank

17

Screws (alternative installation)

18

Dowel (alternative installation)

19

Allen key

20

Locking thread (installed in cassette end cover (see Fig. O))

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