What to do if the LuxaFlex Accessories motor shuts down after a few minutes?
If the motor shuts down after 4-5 minutes of continuous operation, it's likely due to the thermal protection tripping. Allow the motor to cool off for a few minutes before resuming operation.
Why doesn't my LuxaFlex Accessories awning move?
If your awning isn't moving, the possible causes are a blown fuse or incorrect wiring. Replace the fuse as shown in the attached manual.
Why is the LuxaFlex Accessories motor very noisy?
If the motor is very noisy, the cause may be incorrect wiring or a defective motor. Consult the manual for the motor.
What to do if my LuxaFlex Accessories awning doesn't roll up in heavy rain?
If the awning doesn't roll up in heavy rain, the cause may be a blown fuse or a defective rain gauge. Replace the fuse as shown in the attached manual.
What to do if my LuxaFlex Accessories awning doesn't roll up in high winds?
If the awning doesn't roll up in high winds, the cause may be a blown fuse or a faulty wind gauge. Replace the fuse as shown in the attached manual.
Why does my LuxaFlex Accessories awning move in jerks?
If the awning moves in jerks, the cause may be a faulty wind gauge. Consult the instructions on automations.
Why does my LuxaFlex Accessories awning open or close by itself with the radio remote control?
If the awning opens or closes by itself with the radio remote control, the battery may be dead. Replace the battery in the radio remote control, referring to the instructions concerning controls.
General| Brand | LuxaFlex |
|---|---|
| Model | Base Plus |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of symbols used throughout the manual for guidance and warnings.
Details the technical knowledge and training required for personnel performing installation and maintenance.
Lists the tools and equipment necessary for the proper installation of the awning.
Provides general safety guidelines to be followed during awning installation and maintenance operations.
Outlines compliance with safety standards and the use of personal protective equipment for installation work.
Describes the requirements for a safe and well-illuminated working environment for installation.
Presents data on extraction loads for anchoring devices based on awning width and attachment type.
Lists various anchoring devices and their suitability for different base materials like concrete, stone, and wood.
Provides diagrams illustrating awning coverage dimensions for wall and ceiling installations at different angles.
Shows detailed technical drawings and dimensions for box support and universal brackets.
Explains the procedure for correctly marking and fastening the awning brackets to the wall.
Describes how to attach the awning box to the previously fastened brackets.
Details the process for adjusting the awning's inclination angle after installation.
Explains how to calibrate the limit switches for the proper operation of the motorized awning.
Provides instructions for safely performing electrical connections for the motorized awning.
Briefly mentions optional automations like wind gauges and sensors for motorized awnings.
A table listing common problems, their causes, and solutions for both manual and motorized awnings.
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