HunterDouglas ZIP 100 Maintenance and service guide

ZIP 100 Zip-screen
Screw-t side guides
INSTALLATION - MAINTENANCE

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ZIP 100 Zip-screen
Screw-t side guides
Installation - Maintenance
1 Installing the guide rails
Use the drilled holes in the guide
rails to mark the hole positions on
the mounting surface (wall A or
niche B) and, if necessary, drill to
correct diameter.
Screw the guide rails to the surface
with suitable screws and check so
that the proles are vertical, paral-
lel and on the same level.
Before continuing, check that the
rails are installed with the same c-c
as the legs of the cassette gables.
Adjust if needed.
• Ensure that the awning is xed to a sufciently secure base. If needed - contact the
façade- or window supplier for specic information.
• Check that the Zip-screen ts where supposed to be installed.
• Opening windows and doors may limit the possibility for installing Zip-screens.
• The motor and any control equipment must be installed by an authorised electrician.
Wall
Niche
A
B
Left guide rail,
top view

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Measure the posi-
tions for the exten-
sion brackets - then
scew these to the
wall with proper
screws.
Pre-assemble the
ange nuts on the
T-slotted bolts. Slide
these into the guide
rails (2 pcs/bracket).
1b Installing extension brackets (optional)
Screw the guide rails
to the extension
brackets
Make sure the guide
rails are vertical, pa-
rallell and levelled.
Assemble the casset-
te according to the
manual.
60-150
60-150
60-150
60-150
x
x
x
x
hh((mmmm))No. brackets/railNo. brackets/rail
<<1100550022
11005511--1188000033
11880011--2255550044
22555511--3333000055
33330011--3355000066
x (product width)
x (product width)
2
2
4
4
2
2
4
4
h

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Lift the cassette on top of the guide rails,
make sure not to damage the motor cable.
Carefully assemble the legs of the cassette
gables into the guide rails, make sure the
cassette gables rest on the guide rails and are
levelled.
2. Assembling the cassette + cassette support (optional)
X
X
X
X
9
9
0
0
1
1
6
6
Screw the cassette support (optional) to the
wall
Assemble the upper slot on the back side of
the cassette on to the cassette support.

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Screw-t side guides
Installation - Maintenance
Assemble the plastic guides for the fa-
bric by sliding them onto the “zippers”
on the sides of the fabric/front prole.
See below.
Make sure the plastic proles are tted
correctly in the aluminium proles. The
inner rubber part of the prole must be
on the inside of the aluminium groove.
3. Assembling the Zip guides
Cut upper end on
plastic profile

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Installation - Maintenance
Finish the installation by assembling the
cover proles on both sides.
Steer in the side of the cover proles
that are facing the window, make sure
the plastic prole is not being stuck bet-
ween the aluminium proles, and that
both alu.proles and the plastic proles
are aligned at the bottom end cap.
Connect the motor to the electricity.
Run the Zip-screen down + up and check
that it operates smoothly.
If needed - program the end positions
according to relevant instructions from
the motor fabricator.
4. Assembling the cover proles
When the cover proles are in place
– gently screw* the proles onto the
guide proles using the pre-fabricated
holes.
*Use a screwdriver – do not overtighten.

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Screw-t side guides
Installation - Maintenance
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Maintenance
Maintenance:
The frame and the fabric are subjected to dirt and pollution and should be cleaned
at least once a year in order to retain their high  nish. This is particularly important
in more exposed installations, e.g. environments near the sea. Use a soft cloth, tepid
water and a mild cleaner. Do not use a high-pressure washer as it can damage the
awning fabric and any electrical equipment, etc. For a detailed description of cleaning
the fabric, please refer to its usage instructions.
Changing the fabric:
Before changing the awning fabric it is recommended to contact the company from
which the awning was purchased to arrange an inspection of the frame. This company
can provide more information about changing the fabric and also provides advice
in case some other components may need to be replaced in order for the awning to
maintain its  nish and function.
Warning!
Always allow a professional to perform work that requires the cassette to be opened.
The cassette needs to be opened when replacing the motor and/or fabric. When the
cassette is opened, other parts can be damaged or out of position, and moving parts
become accessible.
Any work with the motor requires proper authorization. This should therefore always
be carried out by a professional.