User manual

Fig. 15: Pre-drilling

for mounting the

guide roller

Fig. 14: Marking the

position of holes for the

guide roller

Fig. 16: Screwing the

guide roller

Fig. 19: Cutting

the release cord

into the desired

length

Fig. 20: Connecting

the cord end doing a

double knot

WIN-CONTROL WS 20.1

Fig. 17/18: Passing the release cord around the

guide roller

WIN-CONTROL WS 20.1

The window closer is now mounted and can be put into opera-

tion.

Please check after mounting the proper function of the device,

the control LED, the acoustic indicator and the release cord (see

operation of the window closer / p. 28).

3.5. Optional accessory: rain sensor (G)

The rain sensor reacts to water drops hitting the sensor and pass

this information on the window closer. It consists of a connector

with a cable (G1) and the sensor itself (G). The window is closed

immediately in the case of rain no matter whether which time is

set on.

Mounting the rain sensor

On the left side of the window closer there is a protective cover

‘RS‘ which requires to be broken out. If you have bought the rain

sensor later, you first have to remove the window closer from the

window. Proceed as described in 4.8 (p. 33).

After you take the window closer into your hands breaking out

the protective cover ‘RS‘ using a screw driver (fig. 21/22). Put

the male connector of the rain sensor in the now free female con-

nector. For fastening the rain sensor there are two possibilities.