Cleaning and maintenance Rollerblind Powered
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Observe the following notes:
• Each blind can be stopped in any position.
• When operating the blind with an automation system, operation depends on the
programming of the controls.
• The blind is set up in the factory to automatically stop:
– When the blind is fully deployed
– When the blind is fully stowed
9 Cleaning and maintenance
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Removing dust
➤ Dust the blind regularly with a dust rag, dust glove or a vacuum cleaner with a
brush attachment. Blow excess dust off of your fabric using a can of compressed
air or a hair dryer on a cool setting.
➤ Fully deploy the blind to clean the fabric.
➤ Fully stow the blind to clean around side tracks or guide wires.
NOTE
The motors have thermal cut-out devices built-in in order to prevent the
motors over-heating for safety reasons. Prolonged, repeated use or
overloading the blind could trigger the cut-out. If this happens allow the
motor to cool for a few minutes.
NOTICE! Risk of damage
• Do not grease, oil or lubricate the blind. Lubricants will damage the
fabric.
• Be careful not to crease the fabric when using the brush attachment
of a vacuum cleaner.
• Rubbing can damage the fabrics.
• Spot-cleaning may result in cleaner areas than the surrounding.
• Do not soak the blinds.
• The manufacturer recommends testing any cleaning agents on a
hidden area of the blind first.
NOTE Cleaning by professional cleaning personnel
The manufacturer cannot be held liable for improper cleaning methods
or agents used by professional cleaning personnel. In this case, the
responsibility lies with the cleaning company.
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