IAN 367454 - Mosquito net Livarno Lux - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Telescopic door screen
Brand	Livarno Lux
Model	IAN 367454
Adjustable dimensions	Width: from 635 to 1435 mm; Height: from 435 to 700 mm
Use	Mounting on existing door frame, non-commercial use
Net material	Fiberglass
Frame material	Aluminum (telescopic profiles)
Color	Not specified (typical gray/silver)
Estimated weight	Approximately 2.5 kg
Package contents	4 telescopic profiles, 2 middle frames, 4 corner connectors, 4 brush clamps, 4 omega rails, 8 clip rails, handle, 3 sets of hinges, 2 magnetic latches, sealing strips, screws, drilling template, drill bits (3.5 mm and 2 mm), screwdriver bit
Safety	Do not expose the fiberglass net and plastic parts to heat or fire; handle the cutter with care
Assembly	Requires 2 people; required tools: rubber mallet, cutter, drill
Cleaning	Damp cloth with mild detergent; vacuum the net with brush attachment or dustpan
Storage	In a temperate, clean, and dry room
Warranty	3 years from the date of purchase (except normal wear and damage from improper use)
Customer service	Toll-free phone: [phone]; Email: [e-mail]
Recycling	Products and packaging must be disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner (cardboard recycling code)

Frequently Asked Questions - IAN 367454 Livarno Lux

How to adjust the screen to my door size?

First measure the inner width (X) and height (Y) of the door. Telescope the profiles so they extend 20 mm on each side for screwing hinges and latches, then add 30 mm. Use the omega rails to secure the dimension.

What tools are needed for assembly?

You will need a rubber mallet, a cutter, a drill, the included drill bits (3.5 mm and 2 mm), and the provided screwdriver bit. A tape measure and a pencil are also useful.

Can I install the screen alone?

No, assembly requires 2 people, especially for positioning the frame and screwing the hinges.

How to clean the fiberglass net?

Use a damp cloth with mild detergent. For dust, vacuum the net with a brush attachment or use a dustpan.

What to do if the net is damaged?

The fiberglass net can be replaced. Detach the clip rails, remove the old net, and stretch a new net leaving at least 2.5 cm margin on each side. Secure it with the clip rails and cut off the excess with a cutter.

Does the warranty cover normal wear?

No, the 3-year warranty does not cover wear parts (e.g., seals, brushes) nor damage from improper use or heavy strain (stretching, sharp objects).

Can I use the screen for a sliding door or window?

This model is designed for mounting on an existing door frame (hinged door). It is not suitable for sliding doors or windows.

How to store the screen in winter?

If you remove the screen, store it in a temperate, clean, and dry room. Avoid humidity and extreme temperatures.

What safety risks should be observed?

Never expose the fiberglass net or plastic parts to a flame or heat source. Handle the cutter carefully to avoid cuts. Wear gloves if necessary.

How to contact customer service?

Call the toll-free number [phone] or send an email to [e-mail]. Have your receipt and IAN number (367454) ready.

USER MANUAL IAN 367454 Livarno Lux

TELESCOPIC INSECT SCREEN DOOR 100X210 CM

bathec GmbH
Hövelwester, 42
DE-57329 Burebach
GERMANY
Santana Hallester - 49-180-3000 841
[e-mail]

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- Fabricant / service

bash-tec GmbH

Hoorwaldstr. 42

DE-57299 Burbach

GERMANY

Picture installation instructions 05
Text installation instructions. 52

Legend of the pictograms used 52

Introduction

Intended use 52
Safety instructions. 52

Items supplied/accessories

Part description/Items supplied 52

Cleaning 54

Storage 54

Disposal instruction 54

Liability 54

Warranty 54

Manufacturer/Service 54

Introduction/ General safety instructions

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Telescopic insect screen for door

Introduction

Congratulations on the purchase of your new product. You have chosen a high quality product. Familiarise yourself with the product before

using it for the first time. Please read the following operating instructions and the safety instructions carefully. Use the product only as described and for the specified applications. Keep this manual in a safe place. Hand over all documents when passing on the product to third parties.

- Intended use

The insect screen product may only be used for its intended, non-commercial use (installation on the existing door frame). Misuse may cause hazards. Additional loads on this product due to attached objects or operation beyond the mechanical limitations may result in damage to the product and are therefore not permitted. The manufacturer shall not assume any liability for the damages resulting herefrom.

- Part description/Items supplied

[1] 2x wide telescopic profile 1435 mm
[2] 2x narrow telescopic profile 700mm
[3] 2x wide telescopic profile 635 mm
[4] 2x narrow telescopic profile 435 mm
[5] 1x large door telescope mid rail 636 mm
[6] 2x small door telescope mid rail 250mm
[7] 4x corner connector
[8] 4x brush clamp
[9] 4x PVC omega strip 600 mm
[10] 4x PVC fabric clip strip 1040 mm
[11] 4x PVC fabric clip strip 950 mm
12] 1x rear handle, 1x front handle
[13] 3x hinge set
[14] 2x magnetic catch, 2x counter plates
[15] 1x screw bit
[16] 1x drill bit 3.5mm
[17] 1x Drill bit 2mm
[18] 1x drilling template
[19] 4x screw 3.5x50
[20] 18x screw 2.9 × 9.5
[21] 12x screw 2.9x19
[22] 3x screw 2.9 × 9.5
[23] 4x screw 3.5 × 6.5

[24] 4x screw 2.9× 9.5
[25] 2x aluminium junction plate
[26] 1x high brush seal
[27] 1x low brush seal
[28] 1x mesh

Safety instructions

Please read the instructions carefully before assembly! Keep the instructions and hand them over when passing on the product!

Do not expose fibreglass fabric or any other plastic parts to open flames or any other source of heat.

CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY!

Be careful when using the cutter knife.

Assembly

CAUTION! Risk of damage to the product! When installing, place a blanket or something similar underneath to prevent scratches.

Fig. 1:

• First measure the inside dimensions of the door (X = width, Y = height).
• Open the door to do this (see Fig. 1)
• Enter the dimensions in the fields provided.

Fig. 2:

• Connect the four corner connectors [7] 2x to the profiles [1] and [4] and 2x to the profiles [2] and [3]. Use a rubber mallet to drive the corner connectors [7] into the profiles.

Fig. 3:

• Slide a narrow profile [2] into a wide profile [1] and a narrow profile [4] into a wide profile [3] to create a rectangular frame. CAUTION! There should be a minimum projection of 20mm on the left and right of the door frame for installing it, as hinges and magnetic catches will be screwed on later.

Fig. 4:

• Telescope the frame to the width and height dimensions X and Y (Fig.1). Extend each of these by 30~mm

Fig. 5:

(a) Measure the length of the still visible profiles A [4] and

B [2] and enter the dimensions.

(b) Mark 2x length A and 2x length B on the omega strips [9].
(c) Cut the omega strips [9] 2x to length A and 2x to length B.

Fig. 6:

• Mount the cut omega strips [9] on profiles A [4] and profiles B [1] on the projection inside the frame (see magnifying glass).

Fig. 7:

• Turn the frame 180^ so that the outside of the door is on top.
• Push the profiles back together to the dimension specified with the omega strips if the profiles have shifted when they were turned over.

Fig. 8:

Calculate the height C = (Y - 65mm) :2
- Place the drilling template [18] on the vertical sides of the frame at height C.
(a) Drill the holes in field 1 on the outside of the frame using the 3.5mm drill bit [16]. CAUTION! Only drill through the outer wall of the profile, not the entire profile!
(b) Drill the holes in field 2 on the inside of the frame using the 3.5mm drill bit [16].CAUTION! Only drill through the outer wall of the profile, not the entire profile!

Fig. 9:

(a) Screw a narrow profile [6] with the outside facing upwards with the enclosed bit [15] on one side to the pre-drilled holes with a 2x screw [19].
(b) Slide the wide profile [5] over the narrow profile [6].

Fig. 10:

(a) Screw a narrow profile [6] with the outside facing upwards with the enclosed bit [15] on the opposite side to the pre-drilled holes with 2x screw [19].
(b) Slide the wide profile [5] over both narrow profiles [6] so that it is centred.

Fig. 11/24:

• (a) Place drilling template [18] on the profile on the door stop side at the top directly under the corner connector, in the middle directly under the centre bar and at the bottom directly above the corner connector and either drill in field 3 if the template is on the wide profile [2] or drill in field 4 if the template is on the narrow profile [1]. With the narrow profile, care must be taken that the holes in the side of the template do not cover the profile. CAUTION! Only drill through the outer wall of the profile, not the entire profile!

Fig. 12/25:

• Screw the upper part of each door hinge [15] to the predrilled holes using the enclosed bit [15] and 2 screws [21] each.

Fig. 13/26:

Measure the length A of the visible narrow profile [1] from the corner connector to the start of the wide profile [2] on the side facing away from the hinges. Enter the measurement.
- Drill the two screw holes with the 2 mm drill [17] in field 5. CAUTION! Only drill through

the external wall of the profile, not the whole profile.

Fig. 14/27:

• Screw the 2 magnetic snaps [14] with the enclosed bit [15] and 2 screws [24] each to the pre-drilled holes.

Fig. 15/28:

• Turn the frame 180^ so that the inside is on top.
  (a) Measure the visible length of the narrow profiles [6] (length A) at the centre bar. Enter these. CAUTION! Profile [5] must be positioned exactly centrally between the profiles [6]!
  (b) Mark length A 4x on the omega strips [9]
  (c) Cut the omega strips [9] 4x to length A
  (d) Press 2 omega strips [9] per profile [6] firmly on the top and bottom of the raised parts (see magnifying glass).

Fig. 16/29:

(a) Push the closed half of the handle into the upper corner of the lower panel facing the magnetic snaps.
(b) Cut the clip strip [11] 4x to the length of the vertical profiles measured from the inside of the corner connector (see magnifying glass) to the middle of the centre strip. Cut the clip strip [10] 4x to the length of the horizontal profiles measured from the respective end of the corner connectors. Leave room for the handle.
(c) Remove the handle again.

Fig. 17/30:

Unroll the fabric [28] on the frame. Cut it at the level of the centre bar with scissors. CAUTION! Leave at least 2.5 cm space above and below the frame!

Fig. 18/31:

(1) Firmly insert the closed door handle in the lower field in the upper corner facing the magnetic snaps. Place the open counterpart opposite this, on the outside of the door. Screw the two parts together with the enclosed bit [15] and 3x screws [22].
(2) Tap the clip strips [11] on the vertical profiles and the clip strips [10] on the horizontal profiles over the fabric on the inside overhang of the profiles (see magnifying glass) with a rubber mallet, following the sequence 2a-2h.
(3) Cut off the protruding fabric with a cutter knife. CAUTION! RISK OF INJURY! Be careful when using the cutter knife.

Fig. 19/32:

• Place the bracing plates [25] in the top and bottom corners on the hinge side of the door to fit snugly on the clip strips. Pre-drill the 4 holes with the 2mm drill [17]. CAUTION! Only drill through the outer wall of the profile, not the entire profile!
• Screw the bracing plates to the profiles with the enclosed bit [15] and 4 screws [20] each.

Fig. 20/33:

(a) Cut the high brush seal [26] to the respective length of the narrow profiles [2] and [4] and the low brush seal [27] to the respective length of the wide profiles [1] and [3], including corner connectors.
- (b,c) Insert the brushes via the corner connectors into the brush channel of the associated profiles.
- (d) Place the brush clamps [8] in the corner connectors over the brushes so that the spreaders face outwards.
(e) Screw the brush clamps [8] tight with one screw [23] each.

Assembly

Fig. 21/34:

(a) Push the spring and the lower hinge part [13] into the already screwed upper hinge part.
(b) Screw the inner spring in the upper hinge part in the third hole from the top and the one in the lower hinge part in the first hole from the top with 2x screws [20].

Fig. 22/35:

CAUTION! Two people needed.

• Turn the frame 180^ so that the outside of the door is on top. Place the door against the door frame and underlay it with a shim at the desired height so that the door overlaps the frame by 15mm in each place.
  (a) Drill the screw channels in the door frame through the bottom two holes of each hinge.
  (b) Screw the door tight through the hinges in the predrilled holes with the enclosed bit [15] and 2x screws [21] each.

Fig. 23/36:

(a) Place the counter plate [14] on the inside of each magnetic catch.
(b) Close the door.
(c) Screw the counter plates [14] with the enclosed bit [15] and 2 × screws [16] each to the door frame.

- Cleaning

Use only a damp cloth with mild detergent for cleaning. You can remove dust from the fibreglass fabric with a vacuum cleaner (brush attachment) or hand broom.

Storage

Store the product dry and clean in a temperature-controlled room when not in use.

- Disposal instruction

Don't forget about environmental protection. There is a public take-back system for the disposal of packaging materials and old appliances. You can get information about collection points and current regulations from your city or municipal administration.

- Liability

In the case of non-observation of the instructions and information given in this manual, in the case of improper use or use outside the intended purpose, the manufacturer rejects the warranty for damage to the product. Liability for consequential damage to elements of any kind or persons is excluded.

Warranty

The product has been carefully produced according to strict quality guidelines and conscientiously tested before delivery. In the event of defects in this product, you have legal rights against the seller of the product. These legal rights are not limited by our warranty set forth below.

This product comes with a 3 year warranty from the date of purchase. The warranty period begins on the date of purchase. Please keep the original receipt in a safe place. This document is required as proof of purchase.

If a material or manufacturing defect occurs within three years from the date of purchase of this product, we will replace the product, free of charge for you, with a product of our choice. This warranty is void if the product is damaged, improperly used or maintained.

The warranty covers material or manufacturing defects. This warranty does not cover product parts that are subject to normal wear and tear (e.g. weathering) and can therefore be considered wear parts or for damage to the fabric that has been torn by heavy use (stretching or sharp objects).

Manufacturer/Service

bash-tec GmbH

Hoorwaldstr. 42

DE-57299Burbach

GERMANY

Free service hotline: [phone]

[e-mail]

IAN 367454_2010

For all inquiries, please have the receipt and item number (e.g. IAN 12345) available as proof of purchase.

Note: The pictures in this manual are exemplary and may differ from the product.

Montage

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