Hoermann B168xh238 Aluminium Entrance Door Instruction Manual

HOERMANN B168xH238 Aluminium Entrance Door Instruction Manual

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About these instructions

These instructions are divided into an illustrated section and a text section. The illustrated section can be found after the text section.
Read through all of the instructions carefully. These instructions contain important information on the product. Please pay particular attention to the safety instructions and warnings and follow them.
Keep these instructions in a safe place for later reference.
Expert fitting and careful maintenance increase performance, safety and availability.
The texts and diagrams in this manual have been created with the greatest care possible. Not all detailed information on all variants and conceivable fitting options is contained in the instructions in the interest of clarity. The texts and diagrams published in this manual are merely intended as examples.
If you need additional information, contact the manufacturing factory.
These instructions are an important document for the construction file.

Warnings used

The general warning symbol indicates a danger that can lead to injury or death. In the text, the general warning symbol will be used in connection with the caution levels described below. In the illustrated section, additional instructions refer back to the explanation in the text section.

DANGER
Indicates a danger that immediately leads to death or serious injuries.

ATTENTION
Indicates a danger that can lead to damage or destruction of the product.

Symbols used

Important note to prevent personal injury and damage to property
Correct arrangement or activity
Non-permissible arrangement or activity
Check
Double-shell frame without wall width adjustment
Double-shell frame with wall width adjustment
Fitting to partition wall
Fitting to timber partition wall
Fitting to brickwork
Break-in-resistant component RC acc. to DIN EN 1627:2011
Acoustic insulation
Protection against weather
Secure from falling
exerting limited power
Indicates steps in the illustrated section that you have to perform in sequence
Optional
Removing / disposing of components and packaging
See text section

Abbreviations used

OFF Finished floor level (FFL)
TTZ Industry association for gates, doors and frames

Safety instructions

DANGER
Danger to life when fitting the steel frame
The steel frame and door can fall over during fitting and may cause injuries to persons.
Secure the steel frame and the door against falling over before and during fitting.

Scope of delivery

See Figure A
The double-shell steel profile frame with or without wall width adjustment is made for retrofitting in brickwork or partition walls.
The double-shell steel profile frame is suitable for rebated or flush door leaves.

The steel profile frame according to DIN 18111 consists of:

• hot-galvanized sheet steel, 1.5 mm or 2.0 mm
• marked at 1000 mm from FFL
• without floor recess and seal
• with welded trapezoidal anchors in the rebate shell
• and holding clips in the rebate counter shell.

Screw fitting in the base of the groove is made with Torx drilling screws T 20 / self-tapping screws 3.5 × 38 mm with cross recessed head. The steel profile frame is prepared for on-site door hinges from series VS 8900 VN/160 3D, VX 3D or concealed hinges.

For plug-in / screw-in mitred area: 

Screws with hexagon socket 6 × 12 (4 × )

Not included in the scope of delivery: 

• Door hinges
• Timber door leaf
• 2C fitting foam, art. no: 588133
• Fitting set A6, art. no: 588210
• Fitting set B6, art. no: 588211

Fitter qualification
Fitting and maintenance must be performed by a competent specialist based on the instructions.

Fitting

For additional notes and information, refer to the TTZ document “Guidelines for fitting steel frames” online at:

 http://www.hoermann-docs.com/208092

• Check the delivered parts for completeness prior to fitting the frame. Compare the profile geometry, as well as the width and height with the specifications of the building owner (metre line). If necessary, align the steel frame at right angles, e.g. by carefully tilting the right or left side part (see Figure 3.1).
• Adjust for even spacing between the frame overlaps and the walls on each side.
• To observe the frame hold dimension and reveal dimension, widen the steel frame with with a light preload (see Figure 3.5).
• To ensure simple and correct fitting, carefully follow the work steps in the illustrated section.
• Use fastenings and fittings or plugs / screws recommended for the conditions on site.
• If necessary, fix the frame at all prepared fixing points.
• Make sure that the partition walls and partition wall profiles can withstand the loads during use. Consider the load values of the doors.
• Observe the centre line and edge spacing for the plugs required for the wall type. Follow the fitting information and processing guidelines of the plug manufacturer.
• Backfill the fixing points so they are resistant to pressure and torsion with suitable materials such as hardwood or sheet metal. This allows you to compensate for unevenness in the wall (see Figure 3.3).
• Slide the counter-rebate shell onto the rebate shell. Make sure that the trapezoidal anchors engage in the retaining brackets.
  Put the shells together without wall width adjustment and gap-free (see Figure 3.5). Connect the two shells non-positive with the unscrewed drilling screws.
• If necessary, remove the catch recesses and the bolt recesses with light hammer strokes (see Figure 4.1).
• In case of changes to standard components, such as electric strikes or hinges with single cladding.
• If necessary, open the wall in the area of the hinge reinforcement / lock protective boxes. Chisel the brickwork or notch the gypsum boards for partition walls. If necessary, notch the dry construction structural post. Reinforce the structural post as required.
• In case of on-site wall unevenness or due to hygiene reasons, seal the transition between the frame overlap and the wall with elastic sealing compound (see Figure 4.5).
• When fitting the frame with break-in-resistance, observe the additional measures in the product-specific instructions. For this, please contact the owner of the approval.

Notes on the illustrated section

Approved wall structures for break-in resistance according to DIN EN 1627 ff

Tested door set consisting of frame, lock, fittings, door leaf and seals.

Expert report:
RC 2: 18-001199-PR12 (HUGA),
RC 3: 45-31/19 (HUGA)

All dimensions are in mm

Acoustic insulation requirements

In case of acoustic insulation requirements, fill the rebate shell cavity with mineral wool on site. You can use 2C fitting foam as an alternative to mineral wool.
When using fitting foam, you also have to seal the hinge reinforcement and the wall protective caps.
Seal the transition between the frame overlap and the wall with elastic sealing compound (see Figure 4.5).
Tested acoustic values

The acoustic insulation values for internal doors include a fully tested door set. The door set consists of a frame, door leaf and seals (door leaf seals, retractable bottom seals).
The test values / expert opinions and instructions for the door set (door leaf manufacturer) are decisive.

Cleaning and care

Primed in an electrophoresis process or colour treatment

1. Sand the priming with a fine sand paper, e.g. 240 grain size, without fully abrading the coating. Then remove any abrasive dust. The frame must be free of:
   • Oiling
   • Lubrication
   • Tensides
   • Fingerprints
   • Abrasive residues
2. Repair transport or fitting damage.
3. Use standard coating substances for the finishing coat or intermediate coat. Paints based on acrylate resin are recommended. Paints based on alkyd resin are generally unsuitable.
4. Observe the product information sheet of the paint manufacturer.
5. Perform a test coat.
6. Only fix the seal once the paint coating has fully dried.

ATTENTION

Aggressive solvents
Aggressive solvents or harsh paint materials can damage the priming and the sealing profile.

• Only use standard coating substances. With professional application, this ensures faultless adhesion.
• Always take note of the manufacturer information for the paint.
• The warranty for the surface ceases to apply if a powder coating is applied on-site.

Powder coating

ATTENTION

Packaging, handling
Improper storage can result in damage to the final powder coating. The packaging acts as a means of transport protection.

• Protect the frame from the effects of the weather such as sunlight, rain, wet, and high and low temperatures.
• Store the frames in dry rooms.

The polyester-based final powder coating is the ideal, high-quality finish for interior use. The coating is UV- and corrosion-resistant and environmentally friendly.

Cleaning powder-coated surface finishes

• Remove minor soiling using just a sponge and neutral cleaning agents.
• Never use strongly alkaline or acidic substances or substances with an abrasive effect.

Stainless steel surface

ATTENTION

Packaging, handling
Improper storage can result in damage to the stainless steel surface. The packaging acts as a means of transport protection.

• Protect the frame from adverse weather effects such as sunlight, rain, wet, and high and low temperatures.
• Store the frames in dry rooms.

TTZ guidelines for maintaining stainless steel frames
www.hoermann-docs.com/208095

Inspection and maintenance

The operator is responsible for the perfect condition of the door set (frame, door leaf, fitting components and other accessories).
Only commission qualified and trained fitters with maintenance work.
Only use original spare parts from the manufacturer

Dismantling, recycling and disposal

Dismantling the steel frame is done in the reverse order of the assembly.
After dismantling, separate the steel frame into individual components. Recycle or dispose of the components in accordance with local official regulations.

HÖRMANN KG Verkaufsgesellschaft
Upheider Weg 94-98
33803 Steinhagen
Deutschland

References

• hoermann-docs.com/208092
• hoermann-docs.com/208095