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1. Environment If used alone stainless steel emits no haza rdous vapours or metals Generally stainless steel is not classified as environmentally dangerous waste but because the material contains heavy metals the products must be disposed of according to the regulations for industrial iron metal waste which ensu res optimum sorting and recirculation Specific lubrication instructions Side hung hinges Hinges on side hung windows h and doors should be lubricated with acid free oil during repeated activation We recommend lubrication with acid free grease It will however be necessary to lift the sash off the tenons and apply the grease directly onto the tenons Top guided side swing reversible and side hung These are all hinge systems and all joints must be lubricated during repeated activa tion so that the lubricant reaches the mo veable arms The joints should be lubricated on the outside and in the crack between the arms Use an easily penetrating acid free oil followed by a long lasting acid free grease in spray form Sliding surfaces hinge sliders and sliding blocks should be maintained in a clean state to facilitate sliding It is possible to apply stearin or a dry lubrica tion product on the sliding surfaces to facili tate friction Never use oil on these surfaces as it binds dust and dirt to the surface Sliding surfaces All sliding surfaces are made from anodised aluminium and must be cle2. approx 2 litres of water pe day That cooking bathing laundering and drying from two adults and two children can easily produce 3 5 litres of water per day e The problem with humidity increase when the room temperature is lowered and decre ase when the room temperature is raised Even lowering of the temperature for a short period of time e g at night can cause the formation of condensed water on the glass That heavy curtains and broad window boards frames can make the air stagnate at the glass causing cold and moist air to form condensate on the glass That insufficient ventilation causes a bad indoor climate which may lead to coughing headaches smarting eyes rashes and respi atory allergies That a house which has been subject to a high level of humidity for a period of 8 to 14 days should be ventilated thoroughly This is done by having 2 3 windows open in their ventilation position day and night and at the same time raising the temperature 4 5 C above normal for 8 to 10 days You can also leave your range hood on in the kitchen day and nigh e That on days with calm sunny weather the sun will supply more free heat than the heat that disappears during normal ventilation e That it is a balancing act to find the perfect equilibrium between saving energy and minimising humidity problems External condensation of double glazing units It is not until in
3. by lifting the handle upwards The door can then be locked A three point closing system makes the door close tighter and this type of door locking system provides a better protection against burglary Stable doors The two door halves can be opened as one door when the handle on the lower door is turned to the opening position before the handle on the upper door is operated It is only possible to lock the door with a key when the handle on the upper door has been turned upward 4 he door can be supplied with one point clo ure wn The stable door can also be supplied as a ter race stable door without a key lock system Operation Please see under terrace door Terrace doors Il T ae ee Terrace doors Terrace doors can be inward or outward ope ning doors made as sash doors with glazing and panels A terrace door from IdealCombi comes with built in three point espagnolette lock in the handle side which is activated by turning the inside handle 90 Doors with friction brake can be locked in any random ventilation position from approx 50 mm to wide open by turning the handle to its closed position The friction stay cannot be expected to secure the door during strong winds or draughts 2 leaved terrace doors only have one handle on the door that opens first The other leaf is secured by two flush bolts one at the top and one at the bottom which are located in the rebate 2
4. cleaning the wooden parts with lukewarm water and a neutral cleaning fluid check for any damage or wear to the surface treatment f a degraded surface treatment needs estoration we recommend the following procedure Cleaning Thorough preparatory work is decisive for the durability and adhesion of the treatment First wash thoroughly with water and am monia or a strong cleaning agent not dish soap Scrape off loose paint and remove any resin with rubbing alcohol Priming Exposed wood facing the outside environ ment must be primed with a clear wood pre servative or priming oil When dry sand all surfaces and edges lightly with sandpaper and remove the dust with a brush or cloth Finish Finish with two coats of paint of the desi red colour We recommend that you use the same water dilutable product as the ele ments were originally treated with See the nearest dealer above Piece of advice e Always read the instructions on the paint thoroughly before you begin painting e All surfaces and rebates must be dry and free of dirt before you begin e Weatherstrips and movable parts of hinges and handles should not be pain ted Please note that the weatherstrip is mounted loosely in a groove making it easy to remove before you paint and to remount when the paint is dry DVC s guarantee label must not be painted e Use masking tape to facilitate painting along edges e Always use a good brush with a proper wid
5. is ex posed to uneven heat exposure it may cause thermal rupture of the glass Uneven heat exposure can be caused by e g deep sha dows adhesion of especially dark coloured streamers posters or signs painting of the glass or parts of it or adhesion of plastic foil or sun filters It can also be caused by placing heat reflec ting materials close to the glass or if heavy curtains blinds or large plants obstruct pro per even heating of the glass Under such conditions double glazing units may absorb so much solar energy that tensions in the glass can cause a very characteristic rup ture To avoid thermal rupture under such conditi ons it is necessary to use pre stressed glass for the double glazing unit Defects caused by the above mentioned conditions are not covered by the warranty of the glass supplier and Idealcombi A S Warm edge Warm edge is a thermoplastic spacer that minimises the thermal bridge at the edge of the pane thereby contributing directly to reducing the window s total heat loss This is not only good for the environment and your heating bill it also increases the tempera ture along the edge of the pane thereby re ducing the risk of internal condensation for ming in the rim zone Idealcombi uses warm edge as standard on all units and the dark spacer gives the window an attractive and harmonious look 1 WINDOWS AND DOORS 1 This warranty is given by Idealcombi A S It does n
6. leaved terrace doors 2 leaved terrace doors only have one handle on the door that opens first The other leaf is secured by two flush bolts one at the top and one at the bottom which are located in the rebate The friction brake does not se cure the sash s position during strong winds or draughts 25 26 Flush doors Flush doors The outward opening flush entrance door is used for direct access to the outside from for example a utility room hall or porch in buildings where the outside areas permits this and is the preferred choice for fire exits with appropriate ironmongery Outward opening flush doors are typically used as en trance doors Outward opening flush entrance doors are available with a smooth door leaf or with groves and or vision panels in various sha pes for glazing Flush doors are available as single doors with or without side lights Double doors are available with a French casement floating mullion for maximum opening widths when required The doors are side hung and are locked with a deadbolt latch and multi locking point hook bolt me chanism which is operated by lever handles both internally and externally with lockable cylinders A thumb turn may be chosen for the inside Friction brake The brake is activated by turning the handle to locked position Nonlocking handle Nonlocking handle in the sill that interlocks the hook bol
7. recent years that we have seen the problem with exterior condensation dew on low energy units The problem ari ses when emissions to the atmosphere cau ses the temperature on the exterior layer of glass to become lower than the exterior air s dew point temperature This typically occurs in periods when the relative air humidity is near 100 Exterior condensation of low energy units typically occurs in the months of autumn and spring usually at night and in the morning until the condensation is removed by sun and air The problem can be especially noticeable during the months of April and September The problem with exterior condensation is usu ally the result of energy saving units having a very low U value The primary reason is that the heat transfer from the interior to the exterior side of the glazing unit is so low that the temperature of the exterior surface becomes lower than that of ordinary double glazing units As standard IdealCombi A S uses energy class A glass with low emission coating and a U value of 1 2 You cannot prevent the physical phenomenon exterior condensation but you can make some safety precautions to reduce the extent and inconveniences of it Thermal rupture of double glazing units When constructing windows and mounting the double glazing units in the sash Ideal combi A S makes allowance for the glass to work as a natural part of temperature fluctuations If a double glazing unit
8. 340mm cavity wall With pre cast concrete facing Natura Outwards opening door Brickwork interface detail Typical 340mm cavity wall Natura Standard 90 corner EN EN Natura Standard 45 corner Natura Inwards opening door Brickwork interface detail Typical 340mm cavity wall Natura Standard coupling mullion Natura Standard coupling transom 20 Function and operation Top guided Top guided The window s top guided ironmongery is mounted in the top sides of the sash frame When the window is opened the lower part of the sash is pushed forward while the top part of the sash moves down a little The window is operated by means of a hand le which is placed at the centre of the bot tom sash At the bottom there is an espagnolette which engages with the receiver on the frame when the sash is closed The receiver has two slots the inner slot is for closing the window while the outer slot produces a gap at the bottom of 10 20 mm for a night ventilation facility which can be securely locked in position The friction brake does not secure the sash s position durin
9. Danish Window Manufacturers Founded in 1977 the Association of Danish Window Manufacturers is the trade organi sation of approx 65 Danish manufacturers of windows and doors Its general purpose is to safeguard the inte rests of the window and door manufacturing business but it also gives high priority to consumer safety in connection with window and external door purchases Another essential function of the Associa tion of Danish Window Manufacturers is the technical regulations which form the basis for quality control procedures carried out in pursuance of the Danish Window Certifica tion body DVC The technical regulations ensure the best possible conditions for the manufacture of windows and external doors both when it comes to function life and focus on energy and environmental issues For further information please visit the As sociation of Danish Window Manufacturers website at www vinduesindustrien dk V Dansk Vindues Certificering Danish Window Certification All Idealcombi A S products are DVC labelled All the Association of Danish Window Ma nufacturers members are associated with Danish Window Certification the Associa tion of Danish Window Manufacturers This means that the consumers are guaranteed windows or doors that have been quality in spected DVC is a fully independent certification body which is affiliated with the Danish Technolo gical Institute DVC affiliated manufacturers are
10. With internal steel stud framing 7 f DD LEE 7 77 7 2 Natura Render interface detail Typical 340mm cavity wall Natura Render interface detail Typical 250mm rebated cavity wall on Installation details Natura Render interface detail Typical 250mm insulated render wall Natura Timber interface detail Timber stud wall with timber cladding Natura Timber interface detail Timber frame with hardwood surround Natura Steel frame interface detail Steel frame with insulated render Installation details I i E 3 HE Natura Pre cast interface detail Typical
11. activate the lock Further opening of the window is done by deactivating the child proof lock and the sash can now be turned 180 outside the fa ade of the house so that the outside of the glass can be cleaned from the inside The frame can also be opened at a random angle but then the frame is not secured in case of wind or draft 21 Side hung Side hung The type of hinge may vary but the function is the same for all types of pin hinges Operation with espagnolette Our sidehung windows are supplied with espagnolettes and friction brake The win dow is operated with a single handle in the sash s closing side which operates both the closing mechanism and the friction brake The friction brake in the bottom sash makes it possible to secure the sash in a random ventilation position from an opening of ap prox 50 mm The receiver has two slots the inner slot is for closing the window while the outer slot produces a gap at the bottom of 10 20 mm for a night ventilation facility which can be securely locked in position To secure the window in a ventilation po sition turn the handle to a closed position while the window is open This however does not apply to units with an IPA fricti on brake where the friction is adjusted by tightening or loosening the friction screw in the sliding rail IPA friction brakes are always mounted in the top sash I Never open a side hung window for the purpo
12. allation details issii iiin iaraa Function and operation iss p TOP SUIGGG sinisisid ces Top swing reversible oe ee eeeececeeeeeeteeeeeeeteeseteeeeeees SIGE HUNG ans ste Male ie eat dea edinediedec SIGE GUIDED weaceecccaswcriuersont Mrssupnedaatapeinetumemea act Ertrancedo0rsij menne enarmede hnitmadege Coc STADIE AOO Sinceran oE a EEE Terrace JOO Snecer ina aaia Flush doors vin ACCOSSOHOS sink nar Adjustment of windows and doors mnvrrsvrrsrrsvrrrvrrnrrrrvrrnrennnr Maintenance cleaning and lubrication eee IB fo Fl Ev issccccaisccasee tec sisesendicendecestaecasecneensienascnicens Internal condensation of double glazing units External condensation of double glazing units 35 Warm edge sviesa ia aa A aa aaa nanie 36 Thermal rupture of double glazing units 00 36 Warrantyusksaasaaam summen auagraasnananievadn 37 Vinduesindustrien and DVC esessvrervnnrrnrrvnrrervrnrvensrrerersreeren 39 Correct installation and maintenance is important to ensure full warranty coverage To ensure that the windows and doors func tion and operate optimally it is important that they are installed correctly Incorrect installation may result in product failure which is not covered by the warranty If you have any questions regarding the installation of the elements please call our Technical Department on tel 01582 860 940 They will be happy to help you When unloading and handling the elements use to
13. aned regularly de pending on climatic conditions and the de gree of air pollution We recommend that the surface is wiped with a cloth or sponge Never use emery cloth steel wool soda or other cleaning or abrasive agents containing alkali or acid on these surfaces Only use neutral cleaning fluids such as car shampoo Espagnolettes and espagnolettes with roller cams Espagnolettes should be lubricated with acidfree oil in spray form in the lock case and at rollers side bolts and on striking plates or receivers Lubrication must be made during repeated activation Friction brakes SG Friction brakes are not normally A lubricated but always make sure the hinge slider is clean If neces sary a handle activated brake connected to the espagnolettes on side hung windows and terrace doors can be lubricated with a dry lubrication product Lubrication tools Lubrication can be made with an oil can a syringe or a spray can with a thin pipe For further advice on lubrication please call Ide alcombi s Technical Department on tel 0 1582 860 940 Inspection of weatherstrips and glazing gaskets The condition of weather strips and glazing gaskets should be inspected concurrently with the annual lub rication Weatherstrips Our weatherstrips are made from EPDM rubbers and several of them in a combination with a solid foot and a soft cellular sealing surface The weatherstrips do not require any spe cial maintenan
14. ce but should be kept clean and free of dirt This is done by wiping them off once a year with lukewarm water and a neutral cleaning fluid using a cloth We re commend brushing the weatherstrips with a silicone stick to minimize friction during operation Also check that the weather strips are posi tioned and secured correctly and that they have maintained their sealing function All weatherstrips are loosely mounted in a perimeter groove making them easy to rem oving and installing on most element types if they are damaged and need replacement or in connection with surface treatment maintenance Never paint weatherstrips or brush them with wood preser vatives oils Glazing gaskets Our glazing gaskets are made of EPDM cellular rubber and require no special main tenance other than being kept clean and free of dirt as described under weatherstrips Also check that the positioning and com pression of the glazing gaskets still ensure tightness Check whether the corner joints are completely tight to avoid unnecessary penetration of water The easiest way to control the tightness of the glazing gaskets is by means of a thin feeler gauge which must be met with resi stance when inserted between the glazing surface and the glazing gasket For further advice please call Idealcombi s Technical Department on tel 01582 860 940 General facts about surface treatments on wood profiles i Resin lumps and disco
15. es holes cracks and joints are closed but not necessarily filled out Covered and smooth surface DG Surfaces edges and rebates are of a uniform colour and gloss and feel smooth to the touch Rough spots open pores holes cracks and joints originating from the base may occur All surfaces have been treated but a uni formcoating thickness cannot be expected Supplementary description of outcome Wood is a natural material and therefore of ten very heterogeneous Variations in struc ture and gloss star shakes and other variati ons are normal such as irregularities around knots where partial peeling blistering and wrinkling may occur Discolouration from knots may occur especially on light colour fi nishes Knots may be plugged or filled with a suitable filler but they will always be visible Other colour variations such as yellow lines surfaces may occur Other irregularities such as lumps of resin may also appear in the sur face treatment The lumps may be randomly spread out or situated along the wood grains The resin may also penetrate the coating and form little droplets on the surface After a while when the droplets have crystallised on the surface they can be lightly brushed or scraped off without damaging the surface treatment Wood elements with a high content of resin may occur In such cases larger quantities of resin may seep through Production is car ried out ind
16. ests for service in connection with failure or defects which are the result of inadequate installation or lubrication are not co vered by Idealcombi s warranty The construction of the window To make it easier to understand the technical terms used in this Installation and user manual the terms are shown on the two general drawings below Qutside Top frame Jamb Friction brake Weatherstrip Espagnolette Lockabel handle Striking plate Side bolts Rebate edge Frame rebate Inside Mullion Closing side Hinge side Light Correct installation is important for the function and life of the elements The in stallation should therefore be carried out by professional fitters of windows and external doors The instructions in this manual cover some of the main issues and not every detail which may be helpful in the installation process The elements will normally be sup plied with glass but for large fixed fra mes or large combined elements glass will often have to be added after the elements have been installed Such mounting of glass should be made in accordance with the in stallation guide provided by the Danish In dustry Co operative Organisation GS The installation guide can be ordered by cal ling Idealcombi s technical department on 01582 860 940 Never use permanent support near the frame head of wide elements such as doors as the overlying construc
17. g material must be moi stureresistant In the closing side there must be permanent support behind the striking plate Fig 4 Themain function of this support is to pre vent burglaries Fig 2 Place the element in the window aperture of the construction and wedge it up underne ath the sideframes and mullions if any The sill should be horizontal and level It must not under any circumstances curve upwards or downwards Adjust the sideframes so they are in plumb on both the wide and the narrow side Ope ning sashes should have suitable clearance and close properly against the frame reba te Secure the element with suitable frame bolts or ironmongery It is possible to use frame bolts intended for installation with or without permanent support as long as the sideframes are parallel and do not curve in wards as this will make operation difficult When the installation is complete remove the dust from the frame and ironmongery Lubricate all closing points and joints for smooth and permanent operation We re commend brushing the weatherstrips with a silicone stick Window installation The elements should be placed in the door cavity and wedged up underneath the si deframes and mullions if any The sill should be horizontal and level It must not under any circumstances curve upwards or downwards Adjust the hinge side so it is in plumb on both the wide and the narrow side The hin ge side is t
18. g strong winds or draughts When the window is wide open the sash is controlled by built in friction in the top gui ded ironmongery The brake friction can be adjusted by tightening or loosening the fric tion bolt in the hinge slider make sure that the friction is the same on both sides The friction brake does not se cure the sash s position during strong winds or draughts Top swing reversible Child proof lock The child proof lock is placed in the right handside when viewed from the inside It is activated by lifting the safety arm off the stop while pulling the sash slightly in wards The sash can now be opened while the safety arm is kept clear of the stop Top swing reversible With the top swing ironmongery the win dow sash can be pushed out and turned around 170 degrees outside the frame This makes it possible to clean the outside glass from the inside The sash is operated by a handle at the cen tre of the bottom sash which activates an espagnolette that engages with the receiver in the frame when the sash is closed The receiver has two slots the inner slot is for closing the window while the outer slot produces a gap at the bottom of 10 20 mm for a night ventilation facility which can be securely locked in position The top swing ironmongery is equipped with an integrated child proof lock blocking the sash when it is opened approx 100 mm Press here to
19. hen secured with suitable frame bolts with permanent support On doors the fixings in the hin ge side must be placed in the rebate as close to the hinges as possible as the entire weight of the door is centred here We re commend this solution if possible if not securing with suitable iron mongery will be necessary During installation the gap i e the space between the frame and sash should be adapted to the function of the element The closing side must be adjusted so that it fits the frame and provides full closure When installing double doors it is important that the doors close fully in the centre joint and that the two door plates are flush The frame head must not curve downwards When the frame has been adjusted se cure the rest of the elements with suitable frame bolts with permanent support Cylinder catch installation Be aware that when installing the cy linder in the door the arrow is facing downwards on Q both sides Sideframes and head and sill on double doors must be parallel and must not curve inwards as this will make operation diffi cult When the installation is complete remove the dust from the frame and ironmongery Lubricate all closing points and joints for smooth and permanent function We re commend brushing the weatherstrips with a silicone stick Fixing should be with perma nent support and an additio nal permanent support should be placed behind the
20. louration from knots All wood profiles from Idealcombi are quality optimised finger jointed laminated ensu ring elimination of at least 95 of all knots star shakes and other defects This gives the wood profiles greater stability and signifi cantly reduces problems such as knot disco loration yellow blotches and resin lumps in the surface treatment Please bear in mind that wood is a natura material and as such resin lumps may for underneath the paint and discoloration fro the wood treatment may occur even with the best surface treatment Small droplets of resin penetrating the paint can easily be removed with rubbing alcohol f small lumps of resin form underneath the paint leave them for 2 3 years or until the esin has penetrated the surface treatment then remove them with rubbing alcohol or in more serious cases scrape and sandpa per them away before applying new paint Yellow discoloration which can normally be emoved with rubbing alcohol often occurs on light colour finishes The above mentioned problems are often more pronounced during hot summers tro pic climates and may occur rapidly particu larly on facades facing south For further information please see Danish Window Certification appendix 14 page 38 of the technical regulations which deal with Expected outcome of industrially surface treated timber elements Maintenance of surface treatment Timber When
21. m natura user manual windows and doors timber idealcombi s idealcombi Idealcombi is delighted that you have chosen our windows and external doors which we hope you will enjoy for many years to come Idealcombi A S is one of the largest and most well consolidated window manufactu rers in Denmark When purchasing windows and doors from Idealcombi you are a gu aranteed beautiful and durable products requiring only a minimum of maintenance Idealcombi also enjoys a reputation for using the best raw materials available With one of Denmark s largest window production facilities under one roof in north we stern Jutland we combine high standards of craftsmanship with state of the art production technology Windows and doors from Idealcombi are your guarantee of high quality products Idealcombi is a member of the Association of Danish Windows Manufacturers and all our products and elements conform to the Danish Window Certification standard DVC Our production is based on good craftsmanship and state of the art technology The result is quality products which with normal maintenance will last for many years Reception and Storage L mmu umvvvnvvnvnennine 4 The construction of the window eseesvrnvrrrrrrnrrnrnrrnrrrnrnrennenr 5 Installation general 00 eee Window installation DOSriNsStall tidn uemmeameneuuummsansunndreiv Sealing Sealant tyP S cccccccccscseeessesssesessssesesessseseeeesees Inst
22. nt is supported by the underlying Max 150 mm brickwork construction The wedging ma terial must be moisture resistant Max dimensions Max Dimensions should be 150 mm from each corner and then at 450 mm to a max of 600 mm centres cf Fig 1 2700 mm _ D Max 150 mm Frame must be parallel iagonal measures a b 1800 2700 m 0 mm 1200 1 B gt 2200 mm y B 1200 mm 2200 mm rr ad Fig 1 1200 2200 mm 1200 miN Ag T H 4 0 j Installation general Securing especially for windows Always use permanent wedging below the outer ends of the sill and mullions Fig 2 The wedge material must be moistureresi stant Securing especially for doors Place the top and bottom fastening device inthe hinge side of the door in the rebate as closeto the hinges as possible since the weight ofthe entire door is centred here Fig 3 Always use permanent wedging underne ath theouter ends of the sill and mullions For wide doors we recommend permanent wedging at the centre of the bottom of the sill Fig 4 For 2 leaf doors with or without centre mullion place permanent wedging under the mullion wing joint underneath the sill Fig 4 The wedgin
23. ols and methods which do not damage the elements Upon receipt the purchaser must check that the consignment complies with the agree ment and that the elements are free from apparent defects faults or transportation damage If there is any cause for complaint please notify Idealcombi s Technical Depart ment on tel 01582 860 940 before installing the elements Stickers and cork chips on window glass and other protective packaging must only be removed before installing the elements If stored outdoors the elements must be placed on battens or pallets to keep them clear of the ground The elements must be covered with a suitable and secure materia to protect them from precipitation and dirt Allow for sufficient ventilation around the elements in order to reduce the risk of con densation forming underneath the covering and excessive heat building up due to direct sunlight Individual window elements should be stored under a roof structure in a container or preferably inside Our doors and windows are supplied with a small tin of paint in their particular colour and with this Installation manual The paint is intended for repairing any minor damage caused during installation but can also be used subsequently Idealcombi s Technical Department is always willing to offer help and advice on surface treatment mainte nance and on where to buy additional paint in a particular colour Complaints or requ
24. on C Backer rod D Elastic rubber sealant amp ANN Installation details Natura Brickwork interface detail Typical 340mm cavity wall Natura Brickwork interface detail 340mm cavity wall with cant brick TNI RM Natura Brickwork interface detail Timber frame with external brick Sawa Natura Brickwork interface detail Typical 250mm cavity wall Installation details Natura Brickwork interface detail Hrs frame with external brick IF SN Ss I fl I NN NY NN SN t SSN NS tn f fant g g fi e Wii ITTIITTILGG LIE LULL f aan aai OGA TITT LAA yy Natura Brickwork interface detail N
25. ot in any way restrict or change any of the rights you may otherwise have vis a vis your supplier contractor or Idealcombi A S as provided by a contract or general legisla tion 2 If you within a period of 5 years from Ideal Combi s time of delivery complain about any defects in manufacture or materials this warranty shall give you the rights described in item 3 against Idealcombi A S The time of manufacture will appear from the label on the product If requested you will be re sponsible for providing documentation for the time of delivery 3 Provided that you make a legitimate com plaint about defects in manufacture or ma terials within the period mentioned under tem 2 Idealcombi A S shall be obliged to re pair the defect or if necessary supply a new product at its own expense Idealcombi A S does not however under this warranty co ver the costs of removing and installing just as any subsequent works arising from such replacement of a product are not covered by this warranty If the product is no longer in production when the complaint is made dealcombi A S shall be entitled to supply another similar product instead If a defect in manufacture or materials can be properly orrected by repair partial replacement dealcombi A S may choose this solution instead In such case the repair work partial replacement will be made at the expense of Idealcombi A S am 4 This warranty does not give you any righ
26. r 8 This guarantee applies solely to products purchased and installed in England Wales Scotland Ireland Isle of Man Orkney and Shetland Isles C hannel Isles and Iceland 2 DOUBLE GLAZING UNITS For a period of 1 time of manufac unit Idealcomb glazing units mo O years calculated from the turing as stamped into the A S warrants that double unted in doors windows re main free of dust and mist inside the units The warranty shall apply on the condition that he unit is mo f Idealcombi s unted at the factory or by one fitters he time of m ppears from t anufacture month and year he unit s spacer bar he unit has otected duri been properly cleaned and ng the construction period T o T a T p The glass has not been damaged on the out ide by e g bumps impacts movemenments adjacent constructions and the like no defects caused mal impacts or ch SS ere are her the the gla by frost bursts emical impacts e unit has not been subject to subsequent treatment upon delivery such as sanding sandblasting etching painting affixing or other forms of surface treatment Sash and frame have been subject to proper regular maintenance 3 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT A 1 year warranty is granted for all electrical equipment BE VINDUES BE INDUSTRIEN The Association of Danish Window Ma nufacturers Idealcombi A S is a member of the Asso ciation of
27. resistance excellent hygiene and good cor rosion resistance Stainless steel forms a thin protective sur face oxide film which provides for a dense durable surface with high mechanical load resistance Despite containing e g nickel stainless steel is considered to be a non allergenic material when used for door handles fittings etc A number of sub components may be made from other materials such as polymer brass or aluminium all of which have been used with due consideration to the optimum function manufacture and durability of the product Cleaning and maintenance Regularly check the function and mounting of fittings retighten any loose fixings and clean product surfaces In areas and environ ments with elevated impact from sulphur and nitrogen oxides and in coastal environ ments with chloride condensation the pro tective oxide layer on stainless steel may corrode oxidising the surface and possibly forming reddish brown stains that resemble rust formations However this corrosion is only superficial The discolorations can easily be prevented or removed through normal surface cleaning Use hot water mild detergent soft brushes or synthetic sponges for cleaning In special cases you may use custom made polish for Stainless steel Never use scouring pads steel sponges or steel brushes as these may damage the surface The product is only covered by warranty if correctly mounted and maintained
28. ry at the following adjustments For general adjustment loosen the two screws in the adjustable plate and displace the plate forward or backward depending on whether the sill is too tight or too loose The keeps are adjusted with bits torx 20 Adjustable keep T t Hook bolts Maintenance general Windows and doors from Idealcombi require a minimum of maintenance Under normal conditions maintenance can be limited to regular cleaning of exterior surfaces with lu kewarm water and a neutral cleaning agent to remove dirt from the surface Apart from this moveable ironmongery parts must be lubricated as required and at least once a year Keeping hinge sliders guides weather strips etc free from dust and dirt will ensure smooth operation in years to come Cleaning general The outer sash and frame sur faces are affected by the sur rounding environment such as city and industrial areas with high traffic intensity and air pollution and coastal areas with salty air which soil and affect the sur face more than clean country air Cleaning should be done on a regular basis and at least twice a year maybe in connec tion with window cleaning Wash sash and frame surfaces in lukewarm water with a neutral cleaning fluid such as car shampoo and wipe surfaces and edges with a cloth Lubrication general It is important to lubricate h and maintain all types of iron mongery to ensure eas
29. se of airing the room unless it is secured by either a window stay or a safety catch In case of strong winds or draughts you cannot count on the ironmon gery friction stays to keep the sash in a ventilation or open position I Side guided The friction brake does not se cure the sash s position during strong winds or draughts Side guided Sash with built in easy clean hinges This window allows cleaning from the inside The hinges are hidden in the rebate With side guided easy clean hinges the sash can be opened up to 90 producing a gap of 150 mm at the back edge of the sash just enough to reach out and clean the outside of the glass The sash is operated by means of a handle at the centre of the side sash For operation with handle the sash can be secured in a ventilation position by opening the sash 10 20 mm and pushing the handle downwards For other opening angles the sash is con trolled by the friction in the ironmongery 23 24 Entrance doors Stable doors 1 Entrancedoors Entrance doors can be outward or inward opening Entrance doors are available with glazings and spandrels or as flush doors Idealcombi s entrance doors are supplied with espagnolette lock and three closing points in the handle side When the handle is pulled down all three closing points are disengaged and the door can be opened The bottom and top closing point is activated
30. striking plate in order to prevent burglaries Al ways install extra permanent sup ports below hardwood and alumi nium sills Sealing sealant types General The sealing work caulking sealants must be carried out in accordance with current standards When stuffing the insulation material into the gaps make sure not to add too much as this will cause the frame parts to curve If any foaming insulation material is used the frame must be reinforced or in some other way secured until the foaming pro cess is finished completely Always finish off with a protective cover on the outside such as mastic sealant tape or similar material Sealant type There are a wide range of sealing products tochoose from for use between frames and outer walls The two most common types are e Plastic or elastic mastic e Asphalt saturated plastic foam Illmod sealing tape In order to preserve the wood and keep hea ting consumption low it is important that the sealing work stays intact The sealing work should therefore be in spected at least once a year and any leaks should be remedied using the same type of material as the existing one In case of any major leaks all the sealing material must be replaced In such cases it must be assessed whether a different type of sealant would be more suitable than the existing one Min 10 12 mm Detail of perimeter sealing st A A Expanding sealing tapes B Insulati
31. subject to systematic control of their products and quality management systems twice a year Under the DVC programme the anufacturers are met with special require ments for quality assurance and manage ent product design material quality and workmanship The Association of Danish Window Manu facturers circle of members consists of ma nufacturers of windows and exterior doors of wood wood aluminium plastic and alu minium Consumers can rely on all the As sociation of Danish Window Manufacturers member products to be DVC labelled For more information about DVC and the equirements made for DVC labelled pro ducts please visit the website www dvc vinduer dk Idealcombi A S N rre All 51 Postbox 119 7760 Hurup Tlf 45 9688 2500 Fax 45 9795 1409 info idealcombi dk www idealcombi dk Idealhuset Showroom Arnold Nielsens Boulevard 134 2650 Hvidovre Tlf 45 4450 2100 Fax 45 4450 2109 info idealcombi dk www idealcombi dk Idealcombi A S UK Headquarters Carlton House 1 66 68 High Street Houghton Regis Bedfordshire LUS 5BJ United Kingdom Tel 0 1582 860 940 Fax 0 1582 860 949 uk idealcombi com www idealcombi com www idealcombi com idealcombi Enhancing windows
32. th e Always paint wet in wet to avoid overlaps e Always have a cloth and plastic bag at hand Use the cloth to dry off incorrect strokes and drips from the brush Use the plastic bag to wrap around your brush if your work is interrupted for a short period of time e Remember that hinged sashes must not be closed before the paint is completely dry We advise you not to use pure plastic paints as the wea therstrips between frame and sash may contain syn thetic rubbers which have a tendency to stick to such sur faces Expected outcome of industrially surface treated timber elements Manufacturers associated with DVC use sur face treatment on wood elements which as a minimum provide the following results Expected Function Comments result class Visible Mean value of surfaces of DLG Wl coating thick closed ele ness gt 60 mm ments 80 mm Visible sur The surface faces of open DG Il must be non elements absorbent Non visible No require surfaces a ents against wall References Examples Function class III all Parts of buildings facing south or west affected by varying levels of humidity pollution from traffic or other aggressive impacts See also supplementary description of outcome Coverd closed and smooth surface DLG Surfaces edges and rebatesare of a uniform colour andgloss and feel smooth tothe touch Rough spots originatingfrom the base may occur Por
33. tion may weigh down on the elements Installation general The frame is usually placed in the aperture on the outer leaf of the construction Please ensure uniform sealant gap width at the si deframe and frame head and make sure the sill is level with the external sill floor The distance gap for subsequent sealing between the frame and the surrounding masonry should normally be approx 10 15 mm n the hinge side of the frame must be in umb on both the wide and the narrow side he frame must also be adjusted and faste ned to ensure the correct closing position and space between sash and frame 4s Securing general Windows and external doors should always be secured to the surrounding building parts with mechanical means such as fra mebolts dowels or ironmongery Never use the windows external doors as structural supports for any part of the building If any foaming material is used to fill the gap between the outer frame surface and the surrounding brickwork the element must still be secured to the surrounding building parts with mechanical means such as frame bolts dowels or ironmongery Without permanent support If the frame is fixed in the wall aperture using mechanical means at each fixing point the frame can be secured without the use of permanent support However permanent support wedging mu st always be in place under sideframes and mullions to ensure that the weight of the eleme
34. ts other than those described under item 3 5 If you wish to complain about defects in manufacture or materials the complaint must be made within a reasonable period of time after the defect has been or should have been detected Complaints can be made to Idealcombi A S or to the contractor dealer who has supplied the product 6 This warranty does not apply in case the claimed defects in manufacture or materials are caused by faulty installation missing or insufficient maintenance or faulty operation Please see Idealcombi s Installation and user manual As regards the window s wood com ponents which have received surface treat ment at the factory please take special no tice of the Installation and user manual and Expected outcome of surface treated wood components Appendix 14 of the technical regulations of The Danish Window Manufac turers Association You can order the regu lations from Idealcombi A S It is important that the exterior window surfaces are wa shed twice a year to keep the properties of the surface treatment If you did not receive an Installation and user manual along with your consignment you can order one from dealcombi A S 7 This warranty does not cover defects which are the result of circumstances other than normal application and use Idealcombi A S is not liable under this warranty for defects which are caused by faulty storage trans portation installation etc by a dealer con tracto
35. ts with the keeps Alternative handle Accessories Never try to close the win dow when the friction brake is activated 27 28 Adjustment of windows and doors Windows Top swing reversible side guided There is no actual adjustment device on top swing reversible windows or side guided windows Therefore they must be installed very carefully to ensure a suitable clearance for the ironmongery in the hinge sliders and guides Top guided Top hung On top guided windows and top hung win dows friction can be adjusted by adjusting the bolt in the hinge slider on the hinge To ensure optimum functionality it is impor tant that friction is adjusted equally onboth sides Side hung The hinges can be adjusted using a hinge ad justment tool if the sash sags a little Doors There are no actual adjustment devices on doors However it is possible to adjust the hinges with a hinge adjustment tool in or der to regulate the space between the frame and sash if the door sags upon installation The door can also be adjusted so it presses harder on the weatherstrip in the closing side by adjusting the striking plate with a screwdriver Adjustable keeps The adjustable keeps are mounted in a stan dard position from the factory The first time the keep is adjusted break off the littel tap at the end of the adjustable plate and adjust the plate a little bit more to the side than necessa
36. ustrially providing benefits such as uniform high quality and treatment of all surfaces If nothing else has been agreed glazing beads etc have been mounted using a nail gun which means that the surface treatment has been penetrated For further advice on maintenance please consult the paint ma nufacturer For facades facing south that are exposed to strong sunlight and sea air or moisture from inside the building maintenance intervals should be adapted to the conditions Internal condensation of double glazing units Double glazing units may be subject to inte rior condensation which is determined by e The moisture produced by human acti vity in the house e Heating of the room e Ventilation conditions If condensed water from a double glazing unit runs into the sash frame construction it may lead to the formation of mould fun gus or at worst decay fungus on the wood There are a number of things conditions which may cause condensation in the house Notice especially the following That new windows are considerably more airtight than old ones When new windows have been installed the house will need more ventilation than before That newly built houses must be ventilated more often than old ones It may take more than a year to dry a new house properly This is also the case when additions have been made or the house has been renovated That an adult person or a medium sized dog releases
37. y and smooth operation and function of your win dows and doors and to uphold the warranty on the elements Lubrication and maintenance frequency depend on the use and the effect weather conditions pollution etc have on the iron mongery We know from experience that ironmongery used in for instance city and industrial areas areas with high traffic intensity and coastal areas with salty air should be lubricated and maintained more often than ironmongery in a less harsh environment Important All ironmongery is lubricated at the factory But we would like to stress that the person contrac tor responsible for the installation must ensure that all moveable parts with the exception of friction parts hinge sliders are lubricated with a suitable lubricant before they are delivered to the client Generally all moveable parts on hinges and closing locking ironmongery should be lub ricated as required however at least once a year General information about stainless steel handles and fittings As standard our stainless steel handles and fittings are made in matte brushed AISI 304 stainless steel which is well suited for mo dern construction work and provides opti mum corrosion protection Our products can be used everywhere for indoor and outdoor mounting and contribute optimum function and quality Material and surface Stainless steel is extremely suited for ap plications with requirements for high wear
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