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Outdoor FlexShade
Standard Installation
Mounting
Brackets
HEADBOX DOWN
Alternate Headbox Up Installation
Tension ZIP
®
Hem
Bar
Shade Fabric
INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLATION & OPERATION
Headbox
HEADBOX UP
If you have any difficulties installing or servicing your
Outdoor FlexShade
Tension ZIP, call your dealer or Draper, Inc.
®
Draper, Inc. | 411 S. Pearl St. Spiceland, IN 47385
draperinc.com | 765.987.7999 | 800.238.7999
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FORM: OutdoorTension_ZIP_Inst22-R
PERSONNEL REQUIRED
1
2
TOOLS REQUIRED
TAPE MEASURE
PENCIL
120V Test Cord
LEVEL
POWER DRILL
HEX WRENCH
PLIERS
HARDWARE
(by others)
CAUTION
Read and understand
all warnings before
beginning installation.
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Summary of Contents for Draper FlexShade Tension ZIP
- Page 1 If you have any difficulties installing or servicing your Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP, call your dealer or Draper, Inc. ® Draper, Inc. | 411 S. Pearl St. Spiceland, IN 47385 draperinc.com | 765.987.7999 | 800.238.7999 © 2022 All Rights Reserved FORM: OutdoorTension_ZIP_Inst22-R...
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Page 2: Section 1.1 - Mounting Considerations
E. Channel openings MUST face each other. Improper installation and use of the Outdoor FlexShade Tension Zip can result in serious injury or death. Primarily, injuries can occur if the unit F. Side channels must be parallel, square, in plane, and level with each other. - Page 3 Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP ® ® page 4 of 20 page 5 of 20 7. Pull the retainer strip out approximately 3" (76mm) Section 2 - Mounting Headbox to Side Channels Figure 4 Section 2.1 - Attaching Headbox and Fabric Assembly to Side Channels 8.
- Page 4 Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP ® ® page 6 of 20 page 7 of 20 Section 2.2 - Attaching Cables to Motor Spools Section 2.3 - Re-attaching Side Channel Endcaps END CAP CABLE ROUTING DETAIL PULLEY B 1.
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Page 5: Roller Assembly
Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP ® ® page 8 of 20 page 9 of 20 Section 3.3 - Routing Cables within Hem Bar - WIDTH For smaller sizes up to 84" Wide - Cable Routing A (213cm) Roller Assembly 40"... - Page 6 Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP ® ® page 10 of 20 page 11 of 20 WIDTH Section 3.4 - Routing Cables within Hem Bar - For larger sizes wider than 84" (213cm) 84" 96" 108" 120" 132" 144" 156" 168" 180" 192" 213cm 244cm 274cm...
- Page 7 Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP ® ® page 12 of 20 page 13 of 20 Section 4.2 - Retract shade to remove remaining excess slack in cabled system: (adding tension) Section 4 - Removing Excess Slack from Tensioning Cables The Outdoor tensioned Zip will need to be retracted and deployed several times to remove all slack from cables.
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Page 8: Section 6 - Limit Switch Adjustments
3. Move motor to its new limit location and will move to that intermediate location. DO NOT wire motors in parallel without written permission from Draper. hold MY/STOP button until motor jogs. 3. To delete an intermediate stop, go to the All operating switches should be “off”... -
Page 9: Top View
Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP ® ® page 16 of 20 page 17 of 20 Section 8 - Cable Exit Section 10 - Mounting Bracket Dimensions The Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP can be ordered with a cable exit pre-drilled in the side or back of the Headbox ®... - Page 10 Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP ® ® page 18 of 20 page 19 of 20 Section 11 - Side Channel Spreader Bar Section 11.1 - Spreader Bar Dimensions SIDE CHANNEL SPREADER BAR C126.392SA Side " View (62mm) 3/8"...
- Page 11 Outdoor FlexShade Tension ZIP ® page 20 of 20...
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