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3.3
Incorrect operation
Accessibility of the operating elements
Never let children play with the operating elements of
the product, such as the hand-held transmitter or switch.
Keep the hand-held transmitter out of reach of children.
Danger of crushing, shearing and entanglement
Operation during a storm
Operation in wet weather
NOTICE
Impairment of awning fabric through dampness.
Dampness promotes wrinkling and waffling of the
fabric.
Protect the awning fabric from wet weather.
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While the product is
moving, keep persons
away from the product.
While the product is
moving, do not reach
between the moving
parts. Limbs can get
caught between or in
the moving parts and
may become crushed or
severed.
Products operated by
means of a control unit may
start moving at any time
and without prior notice. In-
form people, including chil-
dren, who may be located
in the vicinity of the product
about the danger involved
with the product to elimi-
nate the risk.
The product must be re-
tracted by hand before a
bad weather front passes
over, even if a control unit is
being used.
Raise the product if the
recommended wind
speed limit is exceeded.
When a bad weather
front is threatening, re-
tract the product imme-
diately by hand.
Operation in cold weather
NOTICE
Product damage from forceful operation!
Moisture on the product due to dew, rain or snow
can cause the product to freeze at low temperatures.
Do not use the product under icy conditions. The
product may be used again after thawing.
When using a control unit without an ice alarm,
the automatic function should be switched off in
winter.
Operation
The product must be re-
tracted by hand before a
bad weather front passes
over, even if a control unit is
being used.
When a bad weather
front is threatening, re-
tract the product imme-
diately by hand.
Retract the product in
rain or do not extend it.
Awning fabric that has
become wet should be
extended for drying after
it stops raining.
Do not operate the
product if it is frozen.
Switch off the automatic
control mode in winter.
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