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Care/maintenance 

[B2000171_1] - EN / 20.12.11 

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Subject to change without notice. 

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Care instructions 

 

 

To ensure the longest possible life, we rec-
ommend you clean the surface of the product 

regularly

 or at least once a year. 

If the first cleaning takes place years after 
initial installation, the product cannot be re-
turned to its original condition. 

Replacement claims cannot be honoured on 
the grounds of these cleaning and care in-
structions because the effectiveness of these 
measures depends on a large number of fac-
tors that vary from case to case. 

 
 

 

WARNING 

Risk of injury and damage to the product from 
inappropriate cleaning! 

 

Do not

 use high pressure washers, abra-

sive cleansers, abrasive sponges or sol-
vents such as alcohol or naphtha. 

 

Do 

not

 support yourself on the product or 

parts of the product. 

 

 

Perform a functional check with the product. Watch 
the product as it travels the full range of movement 
and look out for any unusual behaviour or noises. 

 

 

Clean the product regularly (see "Cleaning proce-
dure" table). Lower the black-out blind. 

 

 

Cleaning procedure 

 

Wash the fabric with a mild detergent solu-
tion (water max. 30°C). A special waterproof-
ing agent has been applied to acrylic fabrics. 
This waterproofing layer is diminished every 
time the fabric is washed. 

 

Clean the surfaces with a suitable cleaning 
agent. 

 

Remove dirt or objects from the product. 
Fallen leaves create the conditions neces-
sary for microbial activity. 

 

Use a clear rubber eraser to rub dirty marks 
off the fabric. 

 

Brush off the fabric (only for coated polyester 
fabrics). 

 

 

Inspect the operating elements and fabric for visible 
wear and damage. 

 

Check the substructure for damage. 

 

Have any damage repaired by a qualified specialist 
as soon as possible. 

 

Have any damage repaired by a qualified specialist 
as soon as possible. Raise the black-out blind and 
take it out of service. 

 

Summary of Contents for VDA-ZIP

Page 1: ...MA black out system with ZIP guidance Type VDA ZIP Instructions for use and maintenance To be handed over to the operator original operating manual Valid from 20 December 2011 Document number B2000171_1 EN ...

Page 2: ...on 4 2 Product information 4 2 1 Parts description 4 2 2 Technical data accessories 4 2 3 Intended use 5 2 4 EC conformity 5 3 Operation 6 3 1 Operating the black out blind drive 6 3 2 Operation using the central control unit 6 3 3 Incorrect operation 7 4 Care maintenance 7 4 1 General information on care and maintenance 7 4 2 Care instructions 8 4 3 Maintenance instructions 9 5 Warranty 9 6 Spare...

Page 3: ... part of the operating manual and are an integral part of this product The instructions con tain important information on the operation care and maintenance of this item They describe the operation of black out blinds with ZIP guidance and motor operation Other drives and special solutions are not dealt with Permissible activities No other alterations additions conversions or mainte nance work are...

Page 4: ...arge Contact with persons or objects may result in electrostatic discharge from statically charged fabric Product damage and property damage from carelessness during operation The projection area of the product must be kept clear of fixed and movable obstacles Product damage from operation of faulty product Only operate the black out blind if it is in tech nically perfect condition If the black ou...

Page 5: ...he product or cause it to de tach from the wall and are therefore not permitted The intended use also includes observing these instruc tions and the care and maintenance conditions 2 4 EC conformity The EC conformity is certified and the corresponding EC declaration of conformity see Chapter 9 p 11 is part of these product specific operating and maintenance instruc tions In order to maintain this ...

Page 6: ...e left and hold if necessary Stop the black out blind in any intermediate position Release the UP but ton or press the Stop button or Release the toggle switch or turn it back The drive switches off automatically in the upper limit position 3 2 Operation using the central control unit CAUTION Product damage from failure of the external control unit The control unit is not functional under extreme ...

Page 7: ...intenance 4 1 General information on care and maintenance Proper and regular care and maintenance and the use of original spare parts only are essential for fault free opera tion and a long product life NOTE Ensure that the product is not moved during maintenance and repair work in its direct proximity e g window cleaning A monitored overriding locking mechanism must prevent every kind of operatio...

Page 8: ...functional check with the product Watch the product as it travels the full range of movement and look out for any unusual behaviour or noises Clean the product regularly see Cleaning proce dure table Lower the black out blind Cleaning procedure Wash the fabric with a mild detergent solu tion water max 30 C A special waterproof ing agent has been applied to acrylic fabrics This waterproofing layer ...

Page 9: ...pec tion covers When mounting ensure that the neo prene buffer is correctly positioned Change the battery on products with remote control 5 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 par...

Page 10: ...ect Reconnect as per wiring diagram certi fied electricians only Motor thermal protection switch has triggered Wait 10 to 15 minutes then try again Then try again There is no current Check the power supply fuse certified electricians only A higher level control command is pre sent Await switch on off delay Drop rail does not move to the required limit position The limit positions on the motor are ...

Page 11: ... 2 97 Household and similar electrical appliances Safety Part 2 97 Particular require ments for drives for rolling shutters awnings blinds and similar equipment The safety objectives of Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC were guaranteed according to Appendix I No 1 5 1 of Directive 2006 42 EC Person in charge of the compilation of the technical documents Ralf Simon for address see manufacturer Manuf...

Page 12: ...WAREMA Renkhoff SE Hans Wilhelm Renkhoff Straße 2 97828 Marktheidenfeld Germany www warema de info warema de ...

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