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Fitting the roof connection and profile rails
5.2
Pan tile roofs
Fit all roof hooks according to the guide values shown in
tables 5 and 6 on page 15.
i
USER NOTE
Do not modify the roof construction and
avoid damaging the roof covering. In the
case of roof tiles laid in mortar, lift the tiles
starting with the 3rd row under the roof.
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USER NOTE
Carefully cut away the base of the tile if
necessary to ensure the tile lies correctly
over the roof hook.
SYSTEM DAMAGE
through subsequent loosening of the long
hexagon nut on the roof hook. When the
CAUTION!
nut is tightened, adhesive is activated
which bonds the joint securely after one
hour.
B If the nut becomes loose after this
time, it must be tightened on-site
(e.g. lock washer).
5.2.1 Attaching the roof hooks over the roof batten
In its packaged state, the lower part of the roof hook is
folded.
B Loosen the long hexagon nut (Fig. 11, Item 2) on the
roof hook and move the lower part of the roof hook
(Fig. 11, Item 1) to the correct position.
B Push the tile upwards according to the roof hook po-
sitions shown in (Tab. 5 and Tab. 6, page 15).
B Attach in the roof hook in such a way that the front
brace lies in a tile trough (Fig. 12, Item 4).
B Push the lower part of roof hook (Fig. 12, Item 3) up-
wards until it touches the roof batten (Fig. 12,
Item 2).
B Tighten the long hexagon nut (Fig. 12, Item 1). To do
this, insert the size 5 Allen key into one of the holes
in the hexagon nut and turn.
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USER NOTE
The serated washer (Fig. 12, Item 5)
must grip the teeth on the lower part of the
roof hook.
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Fig. 10 Fitted roof hooks for two collectors
Fig. 11 Turning the lower part of the roof hook
4
Fig. 12 Roof hook located in place (some tiles have been
removed to show the example in more detail)
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