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Summary of Contents for Auvents Multiples MOSQUITERIA MANUAL
- Page 1 MOSQUITERIA MANUAL AND MOTORIZED MODELS Installation Manual 2024 VERSION...
- Page 2 PLEASE READ ME BEFORE ASSEMBLING This section contains important warnings concerning your safety and the integrity of your Mosquiteria. BEFORE discarding your Mosquiteria packaging, we recommend that you take an inventory of all the parts as shown in section 1.3. ATTENTION! It is essential to follow these instructions.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Preparation 1.1 Required tools 1.2 Unboxing your Mosquiteria 1.3 List of parts included 1.4 Workspace requirements 1.4.1 Electrical installation requirements 1.4.2 Type of siding 1.4.3 Measurement specification and shims 2 Installation instruction 2.1 Brackets installation 2.2 Casing installation 2.3 Legs installation 2.3.1 Compensator installation 2.3.2 Profile-Guide installation... -
Page 4: Preparation
1 PREPARATION 1.1 Required tools Safety cutter for unpacking Type A or B 2 ladders or stepladders Measuring tape Carpenter’s pencil or ink marker Drill Level Robertson type screwdriver bit #1, #2 and #3 ... -
Page 5: Unboxing Your Mosquiteria
1.2 Unboxing Your Mosquiteria Your Mosquiteria will arrive in a long rectangular box tied to a skid. Cut the straps and remove the cover. Remove the wooden arches and then cut the green straps. To remove the rest of the packaging, we suggest that you use a security knife as shown in section 1.1. -
Page 6: List Of Parts Included
1.3 List of parts included Wrapped on the Mosquiteria 1 hand crank (manual Mosquiteria only) 2 casing brackets (8’ and less Mosquiteria only) 3 casing brackets (8’ and more Mosquiteria only) 2 assembled legs Hardware box ... - Page 7 MOSQUITERIA LEG Assembled for a safer delivery, see components below : ATTENTION! The legs are identified D : right and G : left. It is important to respect the side for each leg for a secure installation. Compensator Guide Zip-Guide Plastic end cap 2 x drilled end caps : bottom caps 2 x plain end caps : top caps.
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Page 8: Workspace Requirements
SCREWS INCLUDED IN THE HARDWARE KIT Numéro Description Quantité Cover retention screws by colour. The cover is delivered with a screw at V1 or V3 each end; however, 2 spare screws are included in case of loss. Keep in a safe place. Retention screws for the profile-guide (depending on the colour of the V2 or V4 system) -
Page 9: Electrical Installation Requirements
1.4.1 Electrical installation requirement If your Mosquiteria is motorized, you will need a working GFI outlet during installation. Plug the motor in making a loop near the outlet to prevent water from collecting at the AC receptacle. The electrical cord of the Mosquiteria is 15’... -
Page 10: Installation Instruction
2 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION The installation of the Mosquiteria requires a precise sequence, please read all the instructions before starting the installation. For homes with internal wooden structures and vinyl or aluminum siding, the lag bolts must be firmly anchored in the structural part of the house. Make sure to find the centre of the structural piece and pre-drill before attaching the lag screw. -
Page 11: Casing Installation
2.2 Casing installation Remove screw A so that the casing cover can be removed. Screw A can be located on the side or under the casing cover. Place the cover in a safe place. Mounting on a wall : 1. Hang the casing to the brackets by inserting the top of the casing (C) first, into the track of the anchor. -
Page 12: Legs Installation
2.3 Legs installation The legs are expedited assembled to avoid possible damages during shipping, see section 1.3 for a detailed list of parts included inside each leg. NOTE : There are 2 aluminum profile insert inside each other that will need to be separated to install the Mosquiteria leg. -
Page 13: Insert The Mesh Fabric Into The Zip-Guide
4. Position the V-notch in the zipper guide at the top to facilitate the insertion of the fabric. 5. Lower the Mosquiteria's load bar by approximately 24’’ 6. Pull the load bar out from between the compensators. 7. Insert the guide profile into the compensator, with the upper cap at the top end. -
Page 14: Finishing Touches
When the guide rails are in a position that allows the load bar to move freely : 1. Mark the locations of the guide rail mounting screws (V2 and V4) 1 inch from the top and one inch from the inside edge (towards the fabric) of the guide rail. - Page 15 Programming the lower limit 1. Press the «▼» button once. The motor should stop its descent by itself at an approximate height of 7’. 2. Press and hold the «▼» and «▲» buttons simultaneously until the motor performs 3 beeps and 1 movement, let go of the buttons.
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Page 16: Programming An Additional Remote
Delay between each step shouldn’t be longer than 2 WARNING : seconds. If this delay is not respected, the procedure will need to be done all over again. 1. Press on buttons «▲» and «▼» simultaneously until the motor beeps 3 times than release the buttons. 2. -
Page 17: Safety Tips And Advice
Follow the steps below to add more Mosquiteria to 1 remote. Select one Mosquiteria and its remote. Unplug the other Mosquiteria. Go to Mosquiteria # 2 and take out the battery from that remote. Plug in Mosquiteria # 2 On remote # 1, select channel #2. Within 10 seconds, press «... -
Page 18: Maintenance
pool on the fabric. Water will drain when closing the Mosquiteria. Be sure to reopen it to dry the fabric as soon as possible. CAUTION! Never use a barbecue or any type of patio heater or fireplace next to your Mosquiteria. -
Page 19: Electric Motor Maintenance
1. Using a soft brush or a vacuum cleaner remove any dust and dirt from the dry fabric. 2. Brush lightly with a mixture of lukewarm water and mild organic soap. 3. Rinse thoroughly to remove all traces of soap, let the fabric dry before closing the Mosquiteria CAUTION! If your Mosquiteria is retracted while the fabric is still wet, open it as soon as... -
Page 20: Winter Storage Procedure
Once the battery is exposed, remove it from the plastic holder. Place the new battery in the plastic holder. Slide back the carrying tray into the remote. 5.5 Winter storage procedure WARNING : You cannot use the Mosquiteria system during winter as the snow and ice may damage the main mesh fabric. -
Page 21: Resetting The Motor
IMPORTANT! The time limit between steps 6.A.1 and 6.A.2 must be less than 10 seconds; otherwise, you will have to start over the entire procedure from the beginning. Make sure you have previously selected the correct channel of the remote you will be using. 6.A.1 Resetting the motor 1. -
Page 22: B Programming The Upper And Lower Temporary Limits
3. Press on the arrow up « ▲ » if motor is on the left. Press on the arrow down « ▼ » if motor is on the right. The motor will make 3 beeps and 2 movements. The motor is now synchronized with the remote control. -
Page 23: Troubleshooting Guide
1. Press the down «▼» button. The motor must stop its descent by itself down to the lower limit previously set. If not, you must repeat the limit adjustments; see Section 6.B. 2. Press simultaneously on the down «▼» and «▲» up button until the motor makes 3 beeps and 2 movements. - Page 24 at the end of the cable, but do bear in mind that this will void the warranty on the motor and can also cause programming issues with the motor and become more difficult. Also, please make sure to have a power switch accessible near the assembly to facilitate the programming procedure.
- Page 25 I am trying to add a new remote but it is not working. Solution Reset your motor and reprogram it, see apendix 6.1 Nous contacter : Auvents Multiples Inc. Salle de montre/Showroom : 1505A rue de l’Industrie, Beloeil, QC J3G 0S5 Usine/Factory : 1701 rue de l'Industrie, Beloeil, QC J3G 0S5 Téléphone/Telephone : (450) 446-4182...
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