MasterSun MAXIM Manual De Instrucciones página 16

When extended, various forces, including wind and rain, will affect an awning. These
sometimes substantial forces must be absorbed by the awning and transferred to the
assembled structure via its mounting brackets. Under extreme loads, excessive
attractive force can be exerted on the anchor bolts. Therefore, before starting
assembly, check the load-bearing capacity of the mounting base and if
necessary take corresponding measures to ensure stable installation of the
brackets.
If the mounting base is unstable, you have to consult a specialist in your vicinity.
Preparations
Make sure that no children and pets are present during mounting. They could get hurt by lain out parts or
tools.
Carefully remove the awning from the box and remove the styrofoam protectors from the awning.
Remove the plastic bags and plastic guards from the awning and carefully place the awning aside to
avoid having it damaged by scratches or otherwise damaged or soiled during assembly. Check the
number of parts in the packaging whether the packing list requirements, the quality of parts availability
issues, if questions, please contact the supplier.
Be aware the sudden extension may occur during unpacking.
Tools needed for assembly:
ü Drill
ü Masonry drill bit, 14 mm
ü Level
Wrench 14 mm, 17 mm and 19 mm
ü
Mounting
Mounting on a concrete or brick wall
The awnings must be installed at least at the height of 2.5 m only on a reinforced
concrete wall or massive brickwork. Please ask professionals for help if you are
not sure
If your building has an exterior shell (such as insulation, double brick wall, brick
facing), installation should be taken out by a professional.
If the wall/brickwork shows cracks you have to consult a professional.
Make sure the wall/ceiling is plain, so that bracket seats solidly.
ü Stepladder
ü Tape measure
ü Chalk or marker pen
ü Wooden hammer