WAREMA Sonea S70, User Instructions

Page 1: ...shadefactor com au Sonea S70 Sun Sail User Instructions Warema ...

Page 2: ...ently at the forefront of product design and development and as their exclusive Australian distributor we are able to uphold our rigorous standards of quality and innovation All products are custom made in Germany then installed by our local specialist team Operation instructions are to follow Please keep this document for future reference Please contact Shade Factor if you have any questions Aust...

Page 3: ... 2 1 Intended use 5 2 2 Parts description 6 2 3 Electric drive data 6 2 4 Wind 7 2 5 Rain inclination angle 7 3 Operation 7 3 1 Product with motor 7 3 2 Incorrect operation 8 4 Installing the protective cover 10 5 Service 12 5 1 Cleaning care and inspection activities 12 5 2 Maintenance 18 5 3 Repair 19 5 4 Wear parts 19 5 5 What you should know about awning fabrics 19 6 Dismantling 21 7 Troublesh...

Page 4: ...r drives and special solutions are not dealt with Permissible activities Performing tasks on the product that are not described in these instructions is not permissible No other alterations additions conversions or maintenance work is to be carried out on the product other than as described in these instructions without the written approval of WAREMA 1 3 Explanation of signal words DANGER Identifi...

Page 5: ...e reach of children Operation in wind The product is only able to withstand the loads associated with the specified wind speed Special precautions must be taken if a bad weather front is approaching When a bad weather front is approaching retract the product by hand immediately The product must be retracted if the specified wind speed limits are exceeded All other movements by the product must be ...

Page 6: ...ed for summer thermal protection and glare control The product is free standing or attached to one or more buildings and is used to shade courtyards and outdoor sitting areas used for private or commercial purposes The product is intended to be used to protect against the sun not the rain Inappropriate use may result in significant danger Additional loads on the product in the form of hanging obje...

Page 7: ...1 Base plate for cable inlet only needed for drive end in combination with base plate with pin 6 Traction cable 12 Fabric shaft with integrated motor Fig 1 Parts overview of the Sonea S70 sun sail 2 3 Electric drive data Parameter Value Current consumption A 1 27 Rated voltage 230 V 50 Hz Degree of protection IP 44 Short term operation S2 10 min Emissions sound pressure level LpA 70 dB A The sound...

Page 8: ...that briefly lands on the product can run off 3 Operation INFO Only operate the product if it is in technically perfect condition Do not operate a product if it is damaged Always contact the specialist dealer and protect the product against being operated as agreed with the specialist NOTICE Product damage from incorrect setting of the weather station The sun sail cannot operate properly while the...

Page 9: ...low the operating and installation instructions of the control unit Switching off the brightness evaluation using the hand held transmitter S L AAA AAA Fully retract the sun sail Open the battery compartment on the hand held transmit ter Set the encoding switch to 0 Press and hold the S store button S until the sun sail waves The brightness evaluation is now permanently deactivated Close the batte...

Page 10: ... used When a bad weather front is approaching retract the product by hand immediately In the event of rain retract and do not extend the product Once the rain has stopped awning fabric that has be come wet should be extended so that it can dry Operation in cold weather or winter NOTICE Product damage from forceful operation After an impact with condensation water rain or snow the product can freez...

Page 11: ...f injury from falling off the climbing aid Climbing aids e g ladders scaffolding etc may tip over if improperly erected Position climbing aids on level and firm ground Do not lean climbing aids against the product INFO The protective cover should be installed by a qualified specialist if the sun sail will be out of use for a lengthy period winter months 2 3 1 4 1 3 2 3 5 5 5 4 4 2 1 Top part of pr...

Page 12: ...t on both sides 2 Place the protective cover around the fabric shaft and connect the open side 3 Press the connecting points downward 4 Secure the protective cover with the hook and loop strips uniform spacing 5 Tighten the cords on both sides so that the protective cover closes on the side Then wrap the cords once around the fabric shaft and tie a bow 2051205 Rev 3 en 2021 12 08 Page 11 24 ...

Page 13: ...t or arrest falls 5 1 Cleaning care and inspection activities Over time a film of dirt will form on the surfaces of sun shading products due to environmental influences Due to the effects of solar radiation this soiling can become permanently burnt into or stuck to the surface coating These factors reduce the value and may impair the proper functioning of the sun shading product To enhance the dur...

Page 14: ...the awning fabric if it is damp This may cause moulding or spotting Under no circumstances will claims for damages arising from these cleaning instructions be honoured since the effectiveness of these measures depends on a large number of factors that vary widely from case to case The effort required for cleaning and the cleaning results themselves depend on the degree of soiling Surfaces that hav...

Page 15: ...residue and small scratches from the surface It creates a finish on the surface that matches the one created at the factory same grain size The WAREMA cleaning agent for sun shading products can be used for metal and plastic surfaces and is certified by the GRM Gütegemeinschaft Reinigung von Fassaden e V certification no 142 242 342 442 542 Concentrate Cleaning glove Non woven cloth included in sc...

Page 16: ...sun shading products do not use on wood products WAREMA cleaning glove Cotton cloth Additionally for awning fabric Rubber eraser non marking Adhesive tape Mild detergent INFO Clean step by step from the rear to the front 1 Awning fabric as needed 2 Pole if present Performing preliminary cleaning Remove any loose soiling from the entire product e g dust leaves A whisk broom broom or vacuum cleaner ...

Page 17: ...cturer Wet the WAREMA cleaning glove Special feature of stainless steel pole Clean the product components with a wiping motion Repeat the procedure as needed based on the degree of soiling Special feature of stainless steel pole Move the non woven cloth in the same direction as the grinding on the pole finish Remove the detached soiling before drying Page 16 24 2051205 Rev 3 en 2021 12 08 ...

Page 18: ...e product into the lower limit position Leave awning fabric that has become wet to air dry INFO To prevent scale marks from forming around dried water droplets the surfaces of the product can be rubbed dry using a microfibre or cotton cloth Re impregnating the awning fabric INFO The cleaning agent and fabric impregnation have opposing effects By thoroughly rinsing off the cleaning agent with clear...

Page 19: ...Check the product regularly for visible wear damage and proper functioning visual check Check that the fixing of the supporting elements e g consoles is firmly connected to the structure visual check Check the traction cable for wear e g fraying visual check Remove all foreign objects and any soiling from the product components Check the charge status of the batteries of supplementary accessories ...

Page 20: ...n safely Insufficient product knowledge can result in dangerous situations The product should only be repaired by a qualified specialist INFO To ensure that your product continues to function properly and to prevent the loss of its approved status only use original spare parts To order contact your WAREMA dealer 5 4 Wear parts Wear parts Cables 5 5 What you should know about awning fabrics Technic...

Page 21: ...in weather conditions and in certain fabric sizes This effect is more visible in unfavourable lighting conditions The formation of waffling is accelerated and enhanced through wetness humidity rain If a fabric that has been softened in this way is retracted waffling and wrinkles can become particularly pronounced Weave flaws Spinning of the yarns as well as warping in the weaving mill and the weav...

Page 22: ... any missing documents before commencing maintenance WARNING Electric shock When working in the immediate vicinity of potentially live parts such as electrical lines contact may result in an electric shock De energise the product and secure it against being switched on again Disposal Should the product no longer be required ensure that it is disposed of correctly in accordance with the relevant re...

Page 23: ...e checked by a certified electrician Motor is faulty Replace the motor Replacement by a qualified specialist Fault the motor starts briefly stops for approx 2 seconds and then continues Cause Remedy Note The motor is in setting mode Set the limit positions anew Adjustment by a qualified specialist Fault the fabric does not fully extend or retract Cause Remedy Note The motor limit positions are inc...

Page 24: ...ly Cause Remedy Note The side hem is folded over and wound onto the shaft Extend the sun sail completely Pull out the safety winding slightly by hand if necessary Adjustment by a qualified specialist 2051205 Rev 3 en 2021 12 08 Page 23 24 ...

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