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Thank you for purchasing a Redleaf Manual HT Projection Screen, please read
the following instructions to ensure proper usage of your new equipment.
Please note that the standard brackets for the Roll Down Hanging
Type offer fixed position mounting brackets situated at the ends of the
screen canister – see photo right – that are designed for wall fixing.
Please ensure that you determine a secure fixing method for a safe
installation.
If you require ceiling mounting of this unit – firstly beware that the
bracket type will prevent you from flush mounting, but offer instead a
simple twin hanging point solution.
Please follow these instructions to ensure trouble free operation:
Ensure that the slat rod has not been pushed into the slat during transport. If so, pull the
slat rod down to free it up.
When installed, the opening in the canister should be down and at the back of the canister.
Cleaning of the screen is best achieved by first
dusting the surface with a feather duster, and then to
remove any stubborn marks, use a small amount of
mild detergent and warm water on a clean white lint
free cloth. Do not use a saturated cloth, only a damp
one, as this may leave a watermark. It is most
important that you only treat the actual mark by this
process and not the entire surface.
Once the screen has been installed, to operate pull
down on screen by central handle mounted on the
bottom slat rod and lock into the down position.
To release the spring locking mechanism, work on the principle of slow down, fast up.
Gently pull the screen down 10 centimetres or more, and then let the spring pull the screen
up whilst keeping a guiding hand on the slat rod to control the screen. The screen has a
strong spring mechanism that will pull the screen quite quickly, do not slow the ascent of
the screen until it reaches the canister housing, as this will cause the latching mechanism
to lock into place again.
If you have any questions regards this equipment please call the Redleaf Sales
office on +61 2 4869 5811 during business hours.
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