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WAREMA slat roof Lamaxa L60 Operating And Maintenance Instructions Manual

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WAREMA slat roof Lamaxa
L60
Operating and maintenance instructions
Valid from 1 April 2024
Document number 2066086 [Rev. 0 - en] | B2.0
Original instructions
To be handed over to
the operator.
Please keep for future
use.

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  • Page 1 Original instructions To be handed over to the operator. Please keep for future use. WAREMA slat roof Lamaxa Operating and maintenance instructions Valid from 1 April 2024 Document number 2066086 [Rev. 0 - en] | B2.0...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents Table of contents Introduction........................3 Information on safety............................ 3 Information on the target group and application of these instructions............3 Explanation of signal words......................... 3 Basic safety instructions..........................4 Product information......................8 Intended use..............................8 Parts description............................10 Electrical data.............................

  • Page 3: Introduction

    The activities listed in the "Maintenance" chapter are only permitted to be executed by a qualified specialist. Contents These instructions are an integral part of the following product: slat roof Lamaxa L60 The instructions contain important information on the operation, care and maintenance of this item. They describe how to operate products with WAREMA standard drives.

  • Page 4: Basic Safety Instructions

    Introduction Basic safety instructions The safety instructions and warnings described here are intended to safeguard your health and to protect the product. These instructions must be read carefully and followed. Damage resulting from inappropriate use or the failure to follow these instructions is not covered by the warranty. Liability will not be accepted for secondary damage.
  • Page 5 Introduction Operation in wind When the slat roof is closed, it will only be able to withstand the loads associated with the specified wind speed limits, depending on the order length (see the wind resistance section in these instructions). Awning with easyZIP guidance (if present): The product is only able to withstand the loads associated with the specified wind speed limits.
  • Page 6 Introduction Duty of supervision when not installed at ground level If the installation location of the roof system is on a balcony or a roof terrace, for   example, special precautions must be taken for the integrated awning with easyZIP guidance (if present) regarding the wind to ensure the safety of persons. The integrated awning with easyZIP guidance is only able to withstand the loads associated with the specified wind speed limits (see Tab.
  • Page 7 Introduction Special feature of awning fabric (if present) The awning fabric can become electrostatically charged. Contact with people or objects may result in an electrostatic discharge from charged fabric. Risk of damage to the product An additional load can damage the product and/or cause it to detach from its mount. Do not hold onto the product or hang any objects on it.

  • Page 8: Product Information

    Product information Intended use The following details apply to the following product: slat roof Lamaxa L60 The roof system features rotatable slats, and can be used almost the entire year as an external sun and weather protection system. The product is used to shade residential and commercial areas. ...
  • Page 9 Product information Optionally: LED strips The product consists of an electronic LED lighting device (warm white light) for outdoor installation. In the Lamaxa slat roof, the power supply of the LED strips is provided via the WMS Dimmer smart. Optionally: RGB strips The product consists of an electronic lighting device with RGB LEDs for outdoor installation.

  • Page 10: Parts Description

    Product information Parts description Slats Beams with slat seat Pole Rain hood Base plate Partition compensation plate Push rod (lies covered in the beam) Fig. 1: Parts description Page 10 | 42 2066086 [Rev. 0 - en]/2024-04-01| B2.0...

  • Page 11: Electrical Data

    Product information Electrical data Electric drive data Slat roof Parameter Value Current consumption [A] Rated voltage 230 V/50 Hz Degree of protection IP 44 Short-term operation (S2) 4 min LpA ≤ 70 dB(A) Emissions sound pressure level The sound pressure level LpA in a standard installation of the product on a test stand is ≤ 70 dB(A). This value may vary depending on the specific installation.
  • Page 12 Product information Data for RGB strips (if present) Parameter Value Operating voltage [V DC] Degree of protection IP 54 max. power 12 W/m Data for ZigBee RGB Dimmer smart (if present) Parameter ZigBee RGB Dimmer smart 150 W Operating voltage [V AC] 200 - 240 Frequency [Hz] 50 - 60 Operating voltage [V DC]...

  • Page 13: Wind Resistance Slat Roof

    The achieved class of resistance to wind loads does not allow any conclusions to be drawn about the suitability for use (raising/ lowering, intermediate position) under actual wind loads. For this reason, WAREMA defines wind speed limits. Wind speed limits are the maximum permissible wind speeds which must not be exceeded. When the wind speed limits are reached, the product must be raised.

  • Page 14: Resistance Of Roof System To Collecting Water

    Product information Wind speed limits when installed at ground level Basis for the following table (motor with obstacle detection): Raise the awning. Installation: Ground level installation on slat roofs/patio roofs/ pergolas Order height Order width in [mm] in [mm] up to up to up to up to...

  • Page 15: Snow Load Of Slat Roof

    5698 5918 6000 6138 6330 Tab. 8: Maximum snow load on the slat roof Lamaxa L60 [kg/m²] Declaration of performance The declaration of performance can be found at (www.warema.de/ce). Operation INFO Only operate the product if it is in technically perfect condition.
  • Page 16 Operation WMS Hand-held transmitter plus INFO When fully equipped, not all components can be operated with a hand-held transmitter. The hand-held transmitter has 6 channels. The channels are assigned one after the other. Channel Assignment (standard)  Assignment (customer-specific) Drive LED beam direct (two-sided or four-sided) LED beam indirect (two-sided or four-sided)
  • Page 17 Operation WMS Hand-held transmitter comfort Channel Assignment (standard) Assignment (customer-specific) drive Tab. 11: Standard assignment of WMS Hand-held transmitter comfort product button for external venetian blind (setting made at the factory) Channel Assignment (standard)  Assignment (customer-specific) LED beam direct (two-sided or four-sided) LED beam indirect (two-sided or four-sided)

  • Page 18: Operating The Slat Roof With The Wms Hand-Held Transmitter

    Operation Channel no.  Assignment (standard) Assignment (customer-specific)  Awning Direction Awning Direction Awning Direction Awning Direction Awning Direction Awning Direction Tab. 13: Standard assignment of WMS Hand-held transmitter comfort product button for awning (setting made at the factory) Enter the number of the channel. For better identification, add a clearly identifiable location name, e. g.

  • Page 19: Operating The Integrated Awning With Easyzip Guidance With Wms Hand-Held Transmitter (If Present)

    Operation INFO Select the right channel for the product on the hand-held transmitter. The exact description of the hand-held transmitter can be found in the accompanying instructions for the hand-held transmitter. Turn the slats step-wise into the selected direc- Press the DOWN button briefly. tion.

  • Page 20: Operation Using Wms Weather Station Plus (If Available)

    Operation Press the DOWN button briefly . The awning lowers. Press the STOP button briefly. The movement is stopped. Press the UP button briefly . The awning moves up. Operation using WMS Weather station plus (if available) Slat roof Integrated awning with easyZIP guidance INFO If the installation location of the slat roof is not at ground level, the WMS Weather station plus with a power supply is mandatory.

  • Page 21: Operating The Led Strip With The Wms Hand-Held Transmitter

    In the winter months, the control function must be deactivated (only possible using WMS WebControl pro, the app or the browser). The end customer is fully responsible for compliance with the use conditions stipulated by WAREMA. The wind speed limit has top priority. If the slat roof is also covered in snow, the snow may need to be cleared off of the roof.

  • Page 22: Operating The Radiant Heater With The Wms Hand-Held Transmitter (If Available)

    Operation Operating the radiant heater with the WMS Hand-held transmitter (if available) CAUTION Risk of burn injuries! The radiation range of the radiant heater is a danger zone. Maintain the minimum distances/inclination angles. CAUTION Risk of burns on hot surfaces! The surfaces of the product are a burn hazard while the product is in use and after it has been switched off.

  • Page 23: Incorrect Operation

    Operation With dimmer function INFO The WMS dimmer 0-10 V changes the power of the connected radiant heater in 3 dimming levels. OFF/standby Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 0 % 33 % 66 % 100 % Tab. 14: Radiant heater power at each dimming level The WMS dimmer 0-10 V switches the radiant heater power to 0%after 4 hours. The 4 hours restart every time the unit is operated.
  • Page 24 Operation Danger of crushing, shearing and entanglement While the product is moving, keep persons away from the product. While the product is moving, do not reach between the moving parts. Products operated by means of a control unit may start mov- ing at any time and without prior notice.
  • Page 25 Operation Operation in windy weather (installation location not at ground level) Integrated awning with easyZIP guidance: If the installation location of the roof system is not at ground level, special precautions must be taken for the awning with easyZip guidance to ensure that people remain safe when it is windy.
  • Page 26 Operation NOTICE Deterioration of the due to moisture! Moisture promotes wrinkling and waffling. Operation in cold weather or winter NOTICE Product damage from forceful operation! After an impact with condensation water, rain or snow, the product can freeze up at low temperatures. Do not use the product under icy conditions.

  • Page 27: Service

    Use of the product in a manner that is not intended or failure to care for and check the product improperly render the product warranty from WAREMA void. Proper and regular cleaning and maintenance and the exclusive use of original spare parts are essential for trouble-free operation and a long product service life.

  • Page 28: Cleaning, Care And Inspection Activities

    Note in addition for integrated awning with easyZIP guidance (if present). Acidic or oxidizing cleaning agents may be used with all fabric types except WAREMA SecuTex fabric A2. Unlike other fabric types, WAREMA SecuTex fabric A2 can be cleaned with cleaning agents containing alcohol, which is recommended.
  • Page 29 Whisk broom (soft bristles) Vacuum cleaner (optional) Bucket Low-calcium water (recommendation) WAREMA cleaning agent for sun shading products (do not use on wood products) WAREMA cleaning glove Cotton cloth Additionally for awning fabric (if integrated awning with easyZIP guidance is present)
  • Page 30 Service Performing preliminary cleaning   Remove any loose soiling from the entire product (e. g. dust, leaves). A whisk broom or vacuum cleaner can be used for this. Do not forget to clear the opening for the slats.       If the product is installed outside (outdoors), you can also rinse off loose dirt with clear water at a low water pressure.
  • Page 31 Service   Clean the product components with a wiping motion. Repeat the procedure as needed based on the degree of soiling. Clean the lateral opening for the slats on the beams to eliminate the possibility of malfunctions, e. g. due to leaves. Clean the drainage gutters and drainage pipes to remove any blockages, e. g.
  • Page 32 Service Drying the product   Open and close the slats to allow the water to drip off.   and (if integrated awning with easyZIP guidance is present)   Leave awning fabric that has become wet to air-dry. INFO To prevent scale marks from forming around dried water droplets, the surfaces of the product can be rubbed dry using a microfibre or cotton cloth.
  • Page 33 Service Cleaning the drain INFO If the drainage gutter is installed without an inclination, it must be inspected and cleaned more frequently. Drainage gutters and drains may clog with leaves, moss and dirt. This may cause the drainage gutters to overflow when it rains.
  • Page 34 Service Cleaning the radiant heater (if present) NOTICE Product damage from incorrect procedure! Fingerprints on the heating element may shorten the product service life. Do not touch the heating element of the radiant heater with bare hands. Remove dust from the surfaces using a soft brush or a feather duster. Wipe off the heating surface of the Design radiant heater with the moistened cleaning glove.

  • Page 35: Maintenance

    Check the drainage gutters, drop tubes and outlets for clogging and clean. INFO To ensure proper functioning and your continued enjoyment of the product, WAREMA recommends having it professionally maintained once a year. Information on this can be obtained from your WAREMA contracting partner or at www.warema.de/service.

  • Page 36: What You Should Know About Awning Fabrics

    To ensure that your product continues to function properly, and to prevent the loss of its approved status, only use original spare parts. To order, contact your WAREMA dealer. What you should know about awning fabrics Technical fabrics may exhibit certain characteristics due to production and sizing that may appear to the operator to be "faults".

  • Page 37: Dismantling/Disposal

    A lack of appropriate knowledge when dismantling the product can lead to injuries and/or damage to the adjacent parts. Have the units dismantled by a qualified specialist. Dismantling of the product must be undertaken by a qualified specialist. Ask WAREMA for any missing documents before commencing maintenance.

  • Page 38: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Troubleshooting INFO Problems described here without reference to a qualified specialist or certified electrician may be resolved independently. All other problems listed must be handled by a qualified specialist or certified electrician. Fault: The motor is not functioning. Cause Remedy Note The thermal protection switch on the...

  • Page 39: Declaration Of Conformity Slat Roof

    RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU: Directive on radio equipment 2014/53/EU (RED): Use for motor drives with an integrated radio receiver or for WAREMA components with an integrated radio receiver. Person in charge of the compilation of the technical documents: Elke Granzer; for address, see manufacturer.

  • Page 40: Declaration Of Conformity Integrated Awning

    RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU: Directive on radio equipment 2014/53/EU (RED): Use for motor drives with an integrated radio receiver or for WAREMA components with an integrated radio receiver. Person in charge of the compilation of the technical documents: Elke Granzer; for address, see manufacturer.
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  • Page 42 WAREMA Renkhoff SE Hans-Wilhelm-Renkhoff-Straße 2 97828 Marktheidenfeld Germany www.lamaxa.de...

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