Care And Maintenance - Lutron 64 WIDR Guide Rapide

Lutron Roller 64 WIDR Standard-Mount Chassis Installation Guide
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Mount the Shade
IMPORTANT: This procedure must be performed by 2 people, with one person
supporting each end of the shade. If the sub-brackets are mounted in a location
that cannot be reached when standing on the floor, 2 ladders or lifts may also
be required. It is recommended that all steps are reviewed by both installers
before proceeding.
The square mounting yoke at each end of the shade is designed to fit over the
mounting tabs on the shade brackets. Each side features a notch. The top
and bottom of the yoke will engage the shade bracket mounting tabs, with the
lower notch around the retaining screw.
A. Align the idler mounting yoke with the shade bracket mounting tabs, and fit the
yoke around the tabs and behind the head of the retaining screw as shown.
WALL MOUNT SHOWN
some details omitted for clarity
B. Depress the spring-loaded idler
by pressing the shade toward the
idler bracket, then fit the drive-
end mounting yoke over the
tabs, and behind the head of the
retaining screw, on the drive end
shade bracket.
WALL MOUNT SHOWN
some details omitted for clarity
IMPORTANT: Ensure the EDU cables are routed properly through the notch
chosen in Section 5, and are not pinched.
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09/2021
7200 Suter Road
P/N 045841 Rev B
Coopersburg, PA 18036-1299, U.S.A.
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Check and Secure the Shade
Shades are sized according to the bracket-to-bracket distance indicated
on the original order so that the spring loaded idler will be compressed
to 50% of its total travel when both ends of the shade are engaged in the
brackets. This ensures safe mounting and smooth, quiet operation. After
mounting the shade according to the steps in Section 6, verify the idler is
compressed to 50% of its total travel by measuring the idler-end light gap
as described in Step A below.
A. With the shade in the brackets, measure and verify that the idler-end light gap,
measured from the end of the shade tube to the outer face of the Idler Bracket,
is 3/4 in (19 mm), ± ⁄ in (3 mm). Make bracket position adjustments to correct,
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if necessary.
3/4 in (19 mm)
B. Verify that the installed shade system is level and centered on the window
opening. Make bracket position adjustments to correct, if necessary.
C. Using the hand screwdriver only, tighten the retaining screw at each end of the
shade to secure it. DO NOT overtighten.
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Wiring and Power-Up
A. Follow the instructions in the enclosed document: Sivoia QS Basic Wiring and
Setup; P/N 045520 to complete the shade wiring and set limits.
B. Run the shade up and down several times and verify that no object interferes
with normal shade movement. Make additional adjustments as necessary to
correct any problems discovered.

Care and Maintenance

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After a product has been installed correctly by a qualified installer, there is no
mechanical upkeep required. In the event adjustments or repairs are needed,
the original provider of the systems should be notified. All adjustments and
repairs must be made by qualified personnel.
Fabrics may be periodically dusted in place using a feather duster or vacuum
with a soft brush attachment. For detailed fabric care information, refer
to www.lutronfabrics.com.
For complete warranty information, refer to:www.lutron.com/
TechnicalDocumentLibrary/Window Systems Warranty.pdf
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