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- Page 1 Operating instructions Jointed arm awnings CAMABOX BX4000 | CASABOX BX2000 | TENDABOX BX3000 | SELECT S8130 | SELECT S8135 | SELECT S8133 PLUS Read the operating instructions before starting any work! Keep for future use! Art.: 264222...
- Page 2 STOBAG North America Corporation 1445 Norjohn Ct Burlington ON L7L OE6 Canada Tel. +1 905 564 6111 Fax +1 905 564 3512 info.northamerica@stobag.com www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
- Page 3 Operating instructions for the drop-down valance „ Copyright All contents of these operating instructions are the intellectu- al property of the manufacturer (STOBAG AG) and are subject to copyright protection. In case of infringement, the manufacturer re- serves the right to pursue legal action. www.stobag.com...
- Page 4 Unintended use „ Technical changes „ Any damage caused by the use of unsuitable cleaning agents „ Customer service STOBAG North America Corporation 1445 Norjohn Ct Burlington ON L7L OE6 Canada Tel. +1 905 564 6111 info.northamerica@stobag.com www.stobag.com Operating instructions...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
4 Caring for the awning ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 32 4.1 Cleaning coated components ................. 34 4.2 Cleaning fabric components ................... 35 4.3 Special types of soiling ..................36 4.4 Fabric coating ......................38 www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... - Page 6 5.2 Checking pivot points and sliding surfaces ............. 40 5.3 Checking that mounting brackets are firmly fastened ..........41 6 Identifying and fixing malfunctions ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 42 7 Disassembly and disposal ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 43 8 Technical data ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 44 www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
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Page 7: Safety
The remote control and manual crank must be kept out of the „ reach of children. Grilling and open flames below the extended awning are strict- „ ly prohibited! Never use during a storm. „ www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... - Page 8 • Children must not climb on or hang from the awning, valance or manual crank at any time. • The remote control must be kept out of the reach of children. www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
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Page 9: Explanation Of Symbols
This symbol and signal word combination indicates a danger- CAUTION ous situation that can result in non-serious or minor injuries if not avoided� This signal word indicates important but non safety-relevant information, e�g� on material and environmental damage� www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 10: Safety Instructions
• Never bypass fuses� • Keep moisture away from live components� Improperly carried out work on the awning's electrical system can lead to accidents resulting in serious injuries and even death� www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... - Page 11 • Before each use, make sure that the awning is free of ice� If necessary, remove ice� Operation of the awning at low temperatures below 37 °F (3 °C) and/or icing can lead to damage to the cover or the drive� www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
- Page 12 When using an optional climate control system (e.g. wind sensor), present wind speeds are measured in real time and when a lim- it value is reached or exceeded, awnings are automatically extended or retracted through a radio signal. www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
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Page 13: Getting To Know The Awnings
2�1 Overview of jointed arm awnings Jointed arm awning CAMABOX BX4000 The jointed arm awning CAMABOX BX4000 is used to provide shade for elements such as balconies and terraces. The jointed arm awning can be mounted on the wall, ceiling or rafters. The joint- ed arm awning can be set to inclines between 5°... - Page 14 Fig. 2: Overview of jointed arm awning CAMABOX BX2000 1 Box (closed) 2 Fabric panel 3 Jointed arms 4 Drop-out profile 5 Optional valance 6 Drive (tubular motor) 7 Optional wall seal profile www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
- Page 15 2 Jointed arm 3 Drop-out profile 4 Optional drop-down valance 5 Optional crank handle with manual crank 6 Jointed arm 7 Drive (tubular motor) 8 Service flap on the box www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
- Page 16 Fig. 4: Overview of jointed arm awning, example: SELECT S8135 OBRAMATIC 1 Box 2 Service flap 3 Jointed arm 4 Fabric panel 5 Drop-out profile 6 Optional drop-down valance 7 Optional crank handle for manual crank 8 Drive (tubular motor) www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
- Page 17 (e.g. multiple awnings) on the facade or mul- tiple products in up to four groups. For more information, see: “Remote control op- erating instructions” Fig. 5: Remote control www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
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Page 18: Components
In a closed state, the drop-out pro- file closes the box to create a sealed box and thus protects the fabric panel against weather impacts. Fig. 7: Drop-out profile www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... - Page 19 Using a manual crank, the gear drives the fabric shaft and thereby moves the awning’s fab- ric panel. The manual crank is removable. Fig. 10: Gear and manual crank www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
- Page 20 The LED light strip (warm white) is covered by a plastic reflector profile. The LED lighting is con- trolled by the remote control. Fig. 13: LED lighting www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
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Page 21: Climate Sensors
The tubular motor then performs the corresponding action: Fig. 15: Rain and sun sensor • Rain: Retract awning • Sun: Extend awning www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 22: Awning Operating Modes
Automated sensor control of the awning can be controlled via con- figured sensor measurements (sun, wind and rain). If sensor values go above or below the pre-defined limit values, the sensor sends control commands to the drive via radio signals www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 23: Key Facts About Awning Fabric Panels
This can cause the side seams to hang slightly askew when ex- tending the drop-down valance. www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 24: Operating The Awning
Over time this can result in fungal growth or moss growth� www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 25: Model Variants And Available Operating Modes
The following table describes the operation options of each awning model. Awning Operation (manual/electric) Incline adjustment (manual/electric) Adjustment of tilt joint by – – CAMABOX BX4000 service personnel Adjustment of tilt joint by – – CASABOX BX2000 service personnel Adjustment of tilt joint by –... - Page 26 Î The fabric panel stops. 5. Set any position for the fabric panel. 6. In order to retract the fabric panel of the awning. Press the UP operating button. Î The fabric panel retracts. www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
- Page 27 Fig. 17: Move the fabric panel 4. Turn the manual crank to the right to retract the fabric panel. ÎThe fabric panel retracts. 5. Remove the manual crank. Fig. 18: Move the fabric panel www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
- Page 28 Fig. 20: Adjust the incline 5. Turn the manual crank to the right to raise the awning. ÎThe awning raises. 6. Remove the manual crank. Fig. 21: Adjust the incline www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
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Page 29: Optional Operating Modes
Fig. 23: Move the valance 4. Turn the manual crank to the right to retract the valance. ÎThe valance retracts. 5. Remove the manual crank. Fig. 24: Move the valance www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... - Page 30 37 °F (3 °C) and/or frost/icing can result in substantial property damage� Failure of automatic control is possible under extreme weather conditions (e�g� power outag- es, defects or very sudden storms)� www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
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Page 31: After Rain Or Snow
Over time this can result in fungal growth or moss growth� www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 32: Caring For The Awning
• Wear non-slip shoes� Careless work on ladders or platforms can result in falls lead- ing to severe injuries� www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... - Page 33 Over time this can result in fun- gal growth or moss growth� Environmental protection For the sake of the environment, use only water-soluble and environmentally friendly detergents� Always observe the manufacturer's specifications� www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
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Page 34: Cleaning Coated Components
Fig. 25: Clean coated components surface cleaner and a soft cloth. 6. If necessary, wash off dissolved soiling with clean water and rinse off cleaning agent completely. www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 35: Cleaning Fabric Components
8. Wash off dissolved dirt with clean water and rinse off cleaning agent completely. 9. If necessary, repeat the cleaning process. 10. Let the awning fabric completely dry before retracting. www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 36: Special Types Of Soiling
3. Immediately pick up fresh bird droppings with a damp cloth. 4. Clean residues as usual “4 Caring for the awning” on page 32. www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... - Page 37 6. Let it soak in briefly and then rub it in with a cleaning rag. 7. Wipe down wet with a second cleaning rag. 8. Repeat the procedure multiple times as necessary. www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
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Page 38: Fabric Coating
You can either handle it yourself or contact the manufacturer for re- ferral to a retailer for fabric replacement. Environmental protection For the sake of the environment, use only water-soluble and environmentally coating products� Always observe the manu- facturer's specifications� www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 39: Maintaining Awnings
• Perform cleaning and testing according to interval� • Have all repair work carried out exclusively by a specialist company� Failure to maintain maintenance intervals can lead to in- creased wear and thus damage� www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 40: Maintenance Plan
If unusual noises or hard-to-remove soiling de- velop, shut down the awning and have the re- pair carried out by personnel authorized by the Fig. 27: Check the joints manufacturer www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 41: Checking That Mounting Brackets Are Firmly Fastened
5�3 Checking that mounting brackets are firmly fastened 1. Check the mounting brackets (fig. 28/1). The brackets must be flat and firmly fastened to the base surface. 2. Tighten screws as necessary. Fig. 28: Check screw connections www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 42: Identifying And Fixing Malfunctions
(damage due to wind) and Defective motor promptly have the motor checked, repaired or replaced by manufac- turer-authorized personnel. Wait 20 minutes, until thermal Thermal protection triggered protection is inactive. www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 43: Disassembly And Disposal
Environmental hazard due to improper disposal of batteries! • Dispose of batteries only in accordance with national regulations� In case of doubt, obtain information from the local authorities or special disposal companies� www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... -
Page 44: Technical Data
120 V/60 Hz 2.1/3.4/3.8 A IP44 4 min. MATIC 460/800 W S8133 PLUS Data for remote control Display Value Protection type IP44 Battery 3 V (type CR 2430) Channels Frequency 433.42 MHz www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT... - Page 45 50000 h Data for drop-down valance Length Valance Awning type 47" TENDABOX BX3000 Soltis 86 (1200 mm) SELECT S8130 SELECT S8133 PLUS 67" Soltis 92 SELECT S8135 OBRAMATIC (1700 mm) www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
- Page 46 S8130 0° – 60° (1700/18000 mm) (1400/3500 mm) 67/236" 55/138" S8135 OMBRAMATIC 0° – 60° (1700/6000 mm) (1400/3500 mm) 45/305" 59/138" S8133 PLUS 0° – 60° (1150/7750 mm) (1500/3500 mm) www.stobag.com Operating instructions CASABOX | CAMABOX | TENDABOX | SELECT...
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