Roto i8 K EF (WDC) Roof windows Operating and maintenance instructions
Roto i8 K EF (WDC) is a roof window designed for easy operation and maintenance. It features a secure locking mechanism for cleaning and adjustment, and comes equipped with a rain sensor for automatic closure in wet weather. The window can be opened for ventilation or further opening for wider views and better airflow. It also supports various operation methods, including wall transmitter, remote control, and wall switch, for added convenience.
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Operation and maintenance manual WDC RotoComfort i8 Imprint Imprint Roto Frank DST Vertriebs-GmbH Wilhelm-Frank-Straße 38 - 40 97980 Bad Mergentheim Germany Phone: +49 7931 54 90 86 20 Fax: +49 7931 54 90 460 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.roto-frank.com The reproduction, distribution, and utilisation of this document as well as the communication of its contents to others without express authorisation is prohibited. Offenders will be held liable for the payment of damages. All rights reserved in the event of the grant of a patent, utility model or design. This document was prepared with great care. However, Roto Frank DST VertriebsGmbH cannot accept any liability for any errors in this document or the consequences of such errors. Equally, no liability can be accepted for any direct or consequential damage resulting from improper use of the product. All product names and brands mentioned are the property of their respective owners and are not explicitly identified as such. 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We reserve the right to make changes without notice. 2 Table of contents Table of contents Introduction 4 Target groups Pictograms for warnings For your safety 5 Important information on use Important information for children and persons with disabilities Important information on the safety features Operation 6 Description Operating the roof window in dry weather Opening, stopping, and closing the roof window Opening the roof window by 2° for ventilation Operating the roof window in wet weather Opening the roof window by 2° for ventilation in wet weather Opening the roof window further in wet weather Cleaning 9 Cleaning the outside of the roof window Adjustment 12 Adjusting the clearance at the side Maintenance 16 Lubricating the roof window Removing leaves from the roof window Help in the event of a problem 20 What to do if there is a power outage What to do after panic operation 3 Introduction Introduction Congratulations on your new Roto product. You have bought a high-quality product that you will be able to enjoy for years to come. This manual provides all the important information about your new Roto product. This includes information on care and maintenance. As with other high-quality technical products, only if you care for and maintain it well is continuous operation ensured. Thus, please take some time to read through this manual carefully and keep it in a safe place so that you can consult it if the window gets damaged or requires repair. Your Roto partner will be glad to provide you with further advice at any time. We wish you all the best with your new Roto product and trust you will enjoy it. Target groups The operation and maintenance manual is aimed at the users of roof windows and/or solar modules. Pictograms for warnings It is imperative to heed the information on safety and danger to use your Roto product safely. Your attention is drawn to this information by suitable pictograms. The pictogram below accompanied by the word “Danger!” draws your attention to a definite hazard likely resulting in imminent death or serious injury if it is not averted. Danger: • Here we describe the hazard. • Here we describe the consequences. • Here we describe what you can do to avoid this hazard. The pictogram below accompanied by the word “Warning!” draws your attention to a potential hazard that could result in imminent death or serious injury if it is not averted. Warning: • Here we describe the hazard. • Here we describe the consequences. • Here we describe what you can do to avoid this hazard. The pictogram below accompanied by the word “Caution!” draws your attention to a definite hazard likely resulting in minor or moderate injury if it is not averted. Caution: • Here we describe the hazard. • Here we describe the consequences. • Here we describe what you can do to avoid this hazard. Note: This draws your attention to valuable tips and information about the product. 4 For your safety For your safety Topics: • • • Important information on use Important information for children and persons with disabilities Important information on the safety features It is imperative to heed the following safety information if you are to use the Roto products safely. Read through this safety information carefully and follow it when using the products. Important information on use Please note the following safety information on the use and limitations of this Roto product. Safety information: The roof window may only be opened to look out of it, ventilate the room or clean the glass on the outside. Do not climb out of the roof window. This could result in a fatal fall. Safety information: The roof window can be opened at a maximum angle of 45°. Therefore, please do not push the roof window manually any further than this since it can lead to product damage for which Roto accepts no liability. Important information for children and persons with disabilities Please note the following safety information for children and persons with disabilities. Safety information: Do not leave children or persons with intellectual disabilities unsupervised in a room with a roof window. Children and persons with intellectual disabilities could get stuck when operating the roof window or could climb out of the open window and fall. 5 Operation Description You can use the operating buttons on the wall transmitter to open, stop and close the roof window. However, it is also possible to operate the window using a Roto remote control or a wall switch if one is available. Note: You can use the emergency stop button to stop the roof window from closing at any point. You can do the following things with a Roto wall transmitter, hand-held transmitter, or wall switch: • Opening the roof window by 2° for ventilation on page 15 • Opening the roof window further in wet weather on page 16 Note: If you are using a Roto remote control, please also read the operating manual for the device. Operating the roof window in dry weather Opening, stopping, and closing the roof window This section describes how to open, stop, and close the roof window. 1. Press the open button on the wall transmitter to open the roof window. Note: After a power failure, the roof window is rereferenced. If this happens, wait for about 30 seconds until you hear no further noises. Then press the operating button or open button again. 2. Press the stop button on the wall transmitter to stop the roof window. Caution: • • • 3. The roof window exposes persons to the hazards of crushing when closing. If parts of your body are crushed between the sash and the frame when the window is closing, it can result in minor or moderate injuries. Take a step back before closing the roof window and ensure that no parts of your body can get caught between the sash and frame. Press the close button on the wall transmitter to close the roof window. 6 Operation Opening the roof window by 2° for ventilation This section describes how to open the roof window by 2° for ventilation. 1. Press the open button on the wall transmitter twice in rapid succession to open the roof window by 2° for ventilation. Note: After a power failure, the roof window is rereferenced. If this happens, wait for about 30 seconds until you hear no further noises. Then press the operating button or open button again. Caution: • • • 2. The roof window exposes persons to the hazards of crushing when closing. If parts of your body are crushed between the sash and the frame when the window is closing, it can result in minor or moderate injuries. Take a step back before closing the roof window and ensure that no parts of your body can get caught between the sash and frame. Press the close button on the wall transmitter to close the roof window. Operating the roof window in wet weather Opening the roof window by 2° for ventilation in wet weather This section describes how to open the roof window by 2° for ventilation in wet weather. 1. Press the open button on the wall transmitter to open the roof window by 2° for ventilation. Note: After a power failure, the roof window is re-referenced. If this happens, wait for about 30 seconds until you hear no further 7 Operation noises. Then press the operating button or open button again. 2. Press the close button on the wall transmitter to close the roof window. Opening the roof window further in wet weather This section describes how to open the roof window in wet weather. The roof window must be in the ventilation position for this (see Opening the roof window by 2° for ventilation in wet weather on page 15). 1. Press the open button on the wall transmitter twice in rapid succession to open the roof window further. Note: This deactivates the rain sensor for 20 minutes. If it is still raining after 20 minutes or starts raining again, the roof window closes automatically. Note: After a power failure, the roof window is re-referenced. If this happens, wait for about 30 seconds until you hear no further noises. Then press the operating button or open button again. Caution: • • • The roof window exposes persons to the hazards of crushing when closing. If parts of your body are crushed between the sash and the frame when the window is closing, it can result in minor or moderate injuries. Take a step back before closing the roof window and ensure that no parts of your body can get caught between the sash and frame. 2. Press the close button on the wall transmitter to close the roof window. 8 Cleaning Cleaning the outside of the roof window Before you can clean the outside of the roof window, it must first be closed. 1. Press the cleaning position button. The sash unlocks and opens a little. 2. Turn the upper end of the sash towards the lower end of the frame. The operating situation must now be as shown in the drawing. 9 Cleaning 3. Push the cleaning position bars on both sides of the upper part of the sash into the keeps in the frame to secure the sash in position. Danger: • Cleaning, maintaining, or adjusting the roof window exposes persons to the risks of falls from a height. • If you have not secured the roof window using the cleaning position locking mechanism, you could topple forward, fall, and suffer life-threatening injury. • You should therefore check that the cleaning position bars are correctly inserted into the keeps. 4. Clean the outside of the roof window. Note: Use only gentle cleaning agents to clean the window. 10 Cleaning 5. Push the cleaning position bars on both sides of the upper part of the sash out of the keeps in the frame to release the sash. Note: Ensure that the cleaning position bars have been fully pushed back. If you do not do this, you could damage the frame when pushing the sash up, or the sash will not engage properly. 6. Turn the upper end of the sash back to its initial position. 7. Push the sash up forcefully until it engages on both sides. Note: If you should want to clean the outside of the window again, simply press the cleaning position button again and repeat the steps above. 8. Press the close button on the wall transmitter to close the roof window. 11 Adjustment Adjusting the clearance at the side Over time, the clearance at the side may change in such a way that the sash is slightly misaligned in the frame due, for example, to the fact that wood has been used in a working system. The drawing illustrates this. This section describes how to adjust the clearance at the side. The roof window must be closed to do this. 1. Press the cleaning position button. The sash unlocks and opens a little. 2. Turn the upper end of the sash towards the lower end of the frame. The operating situation must now be as shown in the drawing. 12 Adjustment 3. Push the cleaning position bars on both sides of the upper part of the sash into the keeps in the frame to secure the sash in position. Danger: • • • 4. Cleaning, maintaining, or adjusting the roof window exposes persons to the risks of falls from a height. If you have not secured the roof window using the cleaning position locking mechanism, you could topple forward, fall, and suffer life-threatening injury. You should therefore check that the cleaning position bars are correctly inserted into the keeps. Use a suitable Allen key to turn the screws at the locations shown in one direction. 13 Adjustment 5. Push the cleaning position bars on both sides of the upper part of the sash out of the keeps in the frame to release the sash. Note: Ensure that the cleaning position bars have been fully pushed back. If you do not do this, you could damage the frame when pushing the sash up, or the sash will not engage properly. 6. Turn the upper end of the sash back to its initial position. 7. Push the sash up forcefully until it engages on both sides. Note: If you should want to clean the outside of the window again, simply press the cleaning position button again and repeat the steps above. 8. Press the close button on the wall transmitter to close the roof window. 14 Adjustment 9. Open the roof window about 10 cm. Follow the steps below. a) Press the open button on the wall transmitter to open the roof window. b) Once the roof window has opened by about 10 cm, press the stop button on the wall transmitter again to stop the window from opening. 10. Check the clearance. Is it the same at the top and the bottom of the window If not, close the roof window and repeat the steps above until the clearance is the same at both ends. The clearance at the side is now correctly adjusted. 15 Maintenance Lubricating the roof window You need to lubricate the roof window annually to keep it operating properly. This section describes how to do this. 1. Press the cleaning position button. The sash unlocks and opens a little. 2. Turn the upper end of the sash towards the lower end of the frame. The operating situation must now be as shown in the drawing. 16 Maintenance 3. Push the cleaning position bars on both sides of the upper part of the sash into the keeps in the frame to secure the sash in position. Danger: • • • 4. Cleaning, maintaining, or adjusting the roof window exposes persons to the risks of falls from a height. If you have not secured the roof window using the cleaning position locking mechanism, you could topple forward, fall, and suffer life-threatening injury. You should therefore check that the cleaning position bars are correctly inserted into the keeps. Lubricate the roof window at the joints shown. Follow the steps below. a) Lubricate the tilt bearing bolts and lever bearing bolts. 17 Maintenance b) 5. Lubricate the tilt-and-swing bearings. Push the cleaning position bars on both sides of the upper part of the sash out of the keeps in the frame to release the sash. Note: Ensure that the cleaning position bars have been fully pushed back. If you do not do this, you could damage the frame when pushing the sash up, or the sash will not engage properly. 6. Turn the upper end of the sash back to its initial position. 18 Maintenance 7. Push the sash up forcefully until it engages on both sides. Note: If you should want to clean the outside of the window again, simply press the cleaning position button again and repeat the steps above. 8. Press the close button on the wall transmitter to close the roof window. Removing leaves from the roof window You need to remove leaves from the roof window at the end of autumn each year to keep it operating properly. This section describes how to do this. 1. Press the open button on the wall transmitter to open the roof window. 2. Remove any leaves from the roof window. 3. Press the close button on the wall transmitter to close the roof window. 19 Help in the event of a problem What to do if there is a power outage If there is a power outage when the roof window is open, you can still close it. This section describes how to do this. 1. Use a screwdriver to press the release catches on the top left and right. Use your hand to take the weight off the sash. Then bring the sash into the closed position. 2. Close the roof window and stick to adhesive strips across the lower edge of the sash and the frame. 3. Remove the two adhesive strips after the power outage. 4. Press the open or the close button to reference the roof window. 20 Help in the event of a problem Wait for about 30 seconds until you hear no further noises and the roof window closes. The roof window is now ready for use again. What to do if there are any other problems A variety of problems can occur during the use of the roof window. The table below tells you what these are and what you can do in these cases. Alarm tone Problem Possible cause What to do 1 x short Operation not possible - Contact a service engineer 21 The roof window. Roto Frank DST Vertriebs-GmbH Wilhelm-Frank-Straße 38-40 97980 Bad Mergentheim Germany ">

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Key features
- Rain sensor
- Cleaning position lock
- Wall transmitter operation
- Remote control support
- Tilt & swing operation
Frequently asked questions
Press the open button on the wall transmitter twice in rapid succession.
Use a screwdriver to press the release catches, close the sash, and stick adhesive strips across the lower edge. After power is restored, remove the strips and press the open or close button to re-reference the window.
Lubricate the window annually at the joints shown in the manual.