Markilux 6000 User manual

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2 Field Coupled Units with One-piece Cover
markilux 6000/5010
Installation Instructions
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05/01/11
1. Installation example: markilux 6
Fit the brackets as in the case of single awnings at the points on the wall where the back of the cassette is
marked with red dot stickers.
 The following steps are not possible for top and eaves fixture of the markilux 6000 and 5010. s the top
profile of the cassette cannot be removed when using these fixture types, the coupling of the awning and
the fitting of the fabric cannot be carried out with the awning in situ and should be carried out on a suitable
working surface. fter fitting the fabric the system will have to be installed when completely assembled.
1. Place the master awning (2) in
the brackets (1) while it is tilted
upwards slightly and allow it to
locate in the groove at the rear of
the cassette.
2. Connect the drive awning to the
mains supply.
3 Tighten the clamp plate bolts
(4) to the brackets. Remove the
plastic foil (6) around the drive
awning. N.B.! Prior to this make
sure you read point 4.
4. N.B.! The roller tube is not being
held secure at the coupling point.
Extend the front profile of the
master awning (9) until the folding
arms are held by the foil sleeves
(8). The fabric strips (27) are then
still loose. Secure the front profile
during extension by wrapping a
belt around cassette and front
profile that can be released slowly.
5. Bend the upper lugs of the end
cap insert (2) slightly downwards
so that it can be pulled off.
6. Unscrew the self-tapping
screws (13) in the end cap trim
(14) and pull it off.
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7. Unscrew the countersunk screws
(15) in the top cassette profile
(16).
8. Pull the retainer ring (22) off of
the motor head (20). Unscrew the
countersunk screws (15) in the
lower cassette profile (16). Re-
move the roller tube support
bracket (19).
9. Unscrew the hexagonal bolts
(17) in the top profile at the cou-
pling point (16). Remove the top
profile of the cassette.
1 . Remove the cover spline from
the front profile and fabric roller
and remove the pieces of fabric
(27).
Then remove the roller tube (22).
11. Place the slave awning (5) in
the brackets (1) while it is tilted
upwards slightly and allow it to
locate in the groove at the rear of
the cassette. Slide it laterally onto
the Rolltex bearing clamp plate
(24).
12. Tighten the clamp plate bolts
(4) to the brackets. Remove the
plastic foil (6) around the slave
awning. N.B.! Prior to this make
sure you read point 12.
13. Attention the front profile (7)
of the slave awning is under ten-
sion and extends by about 40 cm.
s the roller tube is not being held
secure at the coupling point, jerky
extension of the front profile must
be avoided at all costs. Secure the
front profile during extension by
wrapping a belt around cassette
and front profile that can be re-
leased slowly. The folding arms
are secured by plastic foil sleeves
(8) that must not be removed.
14. In addition to the plastic foil
sleeves (8) secure the folding arms
at the coupling point by means of
a baggage strap (11).
Carry out steps 5-7 on the slave
awning.
15. Slide the coupling bracket
(25) over the front profile (9)
from the side at the coupling
point. Tighten the hexagonal
bolts (39). Push the track slide
(26) up to the coupling plate and
secure it.
16. Unscrew the self-tapping
mushroom head screw (33) from
the unit on the left and remove the
17. Slide the cover spline out of
the front profile and roller tube
and remove the pieces of fabric
18. Join both roller tubes to-
gether using the roller tube con-
nector (22) with the screws pro-
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front profile end cap (34). Unscrew
the self-tapping mushroom head
screws (36) from the inner section
of the front profile end cap and
remove it.
(27).
Then remove the roller tube (22).
vided.
19. Cover the assembly area (22)
with foil or something similar to
prevent the awning fabric from
becoming soiled. Place the roller
tube on the assembly area. Unroll
the awning cover (29) with the top
pocket tape towards the roller
tube. The stitching of the bottom
cover pocket and the sewn-in label
should point upwards.
2 . Round off the sharp edges on
the ends of the cover spline (35)
(e.g. with a pencil sharpener).
Never push the cover spline
through the top tape pocket (fab-
ric roller) or bottom cover pocket
(front profile) if it has sharp edges
or has been cut off at an angle.
21. Place the top tape pocket (29) into the roller
tube (22), insert the spline (31) and ensure that the
distance (30) from the fabric to the end of the roller
tube on both sides is the same. Insert the fabric
bullets (32) on both sides of the fabric roller into
the keyway and screw them tight so that the spline
is fixed in place.
Roll the cover up on the roller tube.
ssemble the roller tube and the cassette cover
(see steps 5-8).
22. Fix the top cassette profile (16)
with countersunk screws (31).
Tighten the llen screws (38) in
the Rolltex bearing.
ffix the front profile guide (37).
23. Insert the fabric spline for the
right side of the awning into the
keyway in the front profile and
push it to the other side of the
awning. Extend the awning fabric
24. Remove the plastic foil
sleeves and baggage straps
from the folding arms. Extend
the awning completely and then
retract it until it is open about
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(29) to such an extent that the
bottom fabric pocket can be fed
into the keyway of the front pro-
file. Insert the spline (31) into the
cover pocket and place the fabric
bullet (32) in the keyway (do not
screw it down tight yet).
50 cm.
25. djust the folding arms (41) of
both units so that the elbow joints
(42) are in a straight line.
The seam in the middle of the fab-
ric (40) has to be centered on the
moving belt in the Rolltex bearing
(38).
26. Screw the fabric bullets down
tight (32) on both sides of the
front profile.
27. djust the pitch as you
would for a single awning sys-
tem.
See point "4" of the Installation
Instructions for single awnings:
"Setting the awning pitch ".
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