Maco HS Salamander evolution Drive 82 - Intended Use

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Important Information
Intended use
The areas of application mentioned on page 13 apply to the MACO SKB hardware. Screw-in torque settings are
binding and must be followed.
Mount all hardware parts professionally as described in this manual and observe all safety instructions.
To fasten the hardware, use the specied screw sizes! These must reach into the steel reinforcement when
using PVC proles.
Be sure to follow the prole manufacturer's processing policy.
The hardware may not be used for timber with aggressive content / surface treatments.
The hardware parts described in these assembly instructions are made of colourless passivated steel and
sealed in accordance with DIN EN 12329. They must not be used in environments with aggressive, corrosive air
content. If you are not sure, please ask your MACO contact person for advice.
The hardware manufacturer shall not be liable for any malfunctions or damage to the hardware or to the
windows or balcony doors equipped with them, if they are subject to use of third-party hardware, inadequate
tendering, failure to comply with the installation rules or application diagrams.
The fabricator is responsible for compliance with the functional dimensions specied in these assembly
instructions as well as for awless hardware assembly and secure fastening of all components.
In order not to aect the lightness of the hardware, turn the screws straight (unless otherwise indicated) and
do not over-tighten!
Fix the screws of the supporting components (e.g. rollers, roller rail and guide rail) in the reinforcement prole.
With the spacer-block setting, observe the technical guideline No. 3 of the glazier trade "Blocking of glazing
units".
Keep the roller track and all latches free from deposits and dirt to avoid damage to the hardware and ensure
optimal functionality. In particular, protect the hardware from cement or plaster residues.
Do not make any constructive changes to the hardware parts.
Always close and lock the window and balcony door sash when windy or dray. For the purposes of this
denition, wind and draught are present if the window or window door sashes located in one of the opening
positions are caused to move by air pressure or air suction of their own accord and uncontrollably open or
close.