Led; Troubleshooting; Disposal - Hornbach 6497422 Manuel D'installation Et De L'utilisateur

LED

Caution! The light source is not replaceable.
Wipe the luminaire with a soft, dry cloth only. Never
use scouring powders or chemical cleaning agents.
Never allow the electrical components to become
damp.

Troubleshooting

PROBLEM
Fabric sags and is not tight
A knocking sound or cracking
noise is emitted during opera-
The awning squeaks during
operation
The remote control does not

Disposal

This awning must not be disposed as unsorted munic-
ipal waste. It must be returned to a designated collec-
tion point for recycling. In this way, you contribute to
protection of resources and the environment. Contact
your local authorities for more information.
Children must not play with plastic bags and pack-
aging material, due to possible injury or danger of
suffocation. Store such material safely or dispose of
environmentally friendly.
CAUSE
Fabric stretches if it is exposed to rain Dry the fabric as soon as possible,
The arms are not fully extended
The arms are fully extended, but ex-
cess fabric is unwound from the roller
tube
The awning brackets have not been
tightened completely
tion
Awning needs lubrication
The battery is placed incorrectly
work
Do not expose the LED stripes and electric parts under
the awning to humidity. If there is any risk that LEDs
or other electric parts could get exposed to humidity
(e.g. because of an approaching storm), immediately
disconnect the power plug 9 from the socket, until the
product is completely dry again.
SOLUTION
as the fabric should not be rolled up
wet
The fabric is most taut when the
arms are at their furthest projection
Reverse cranking direction to retract
the awning until the fabric is tight
Make sure the awning brackets are
tightened and have a secure fit
Try to identify the squeaking area
and lubricate it as described in
'Cleaning and care - Frame'
Remove the battery and insert it cor-
rectly
The pictogram with the crossed out dustbin
points to the requirement for separate disposal
of electrical and electronic appliances (WEEE).
Electrical and electronic appliances can contain
hazardous and environmentally hazardous materials.
Do not dispose of this appliance as domestic waste.
Hand it in at a collection point for electrical and elec-
tronic waste. By doing so, you will help to conserve
resources and protect the environment. For further
details, please consult your dealer or your local au-
thorities.
Used batteries must be disposed of properly. Battery
selling stores and municipal collection points offer
special containers for battery disposal.
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