To ensure your retractable screens function for years of trouble-free use, they must be maintained and operated in accordance with these guidelines.

• Screens should be retracted when not in use. This helps maintain the longevity of your screen and keeps screens clean.
• Do not allow dirt or debris to build up in the tracks; vacuum/clean as necessary.
• Periodically clean and lubricate tracks with Wizard Dry silicone spray.
• When cleaning, be sure not to use corrosive cleaners, as they may damage the painted finish. Track grooves must be kept clean. Remove dust from grooves using a brush, cloth, or vacuum.
• To clean the mesh, we suggest vacuuming it with an upholstery brush, being careful not to snag the screen material.
• In areas of harsh environmental conditions such as beachfront or industrial areas, cleaning should be done more regularly—especially in areas where the screens and doors are exposed to saltwater or other highly corrosive agents.

• Always release the Hand Brake System to move the screen. Rotate the brake lever (this releases the brakes) before sliding your screen to the desired position.
• Allow the spring to retract the screen—do not force or push the screen back.
• Wind load may affect the screen’s operation. VistaView and Horizon Screens should not be operated in winds in excess of 20mph.
• Use Wizard Dry silicone in the system’s mesh slot in the track to ensure the screens move freely. Do not spray where the brake is.

• If an object prevents the unit from lowering, lift the drop bar up manually and remove the obstacle.
• Interruption of power can affect motorized unit operation. Ensure that power is still getting to the unit.
• Remote controls have a limited battery life. Replace the battery if the light does not come on when the buttons are pressed.
• Wind load may affect the screen’s operation. Motorized screens should not be operated in heavy winds.
• Cold weather conditions such as snow and ice can affect screen operation. Ensure your screen is fully retracted into the housing to prevent ice buildup on the mesh or slide bar.

To ensure your retractable screens function for years of trouble-free use, they must be maintained and operated in accordance with these guidelines.

• Screens should be retracted when not in use. This helps maintain the longevity of your screen and keeps screens clean.
• Do not allow dirt or debris to build up in the tracks; vacuum/clean as necessary.
• Periodically clean and lubricate tracks with Wizard Dry silicone spray.
• When cleaning, be sure not to use corrosive cleaners, as they may damage the painted finish. Track grooves must be kept clean. Remove dust from grooves using a brush, cloth, or vacuum.
• To clean the mesh, we suggest vacuuming it with an upholstery brush, being careful not to snag the screen material.
• In areas of harsh environmental conditions such as beachfront or industrial areas, cleaning should be done more regularly—especially in areas where the screens and doors are exposed to saltwater or other highly corrosive agents.

• Always release the Hand Brake System to move the screen. Rotate the brake lever (this releases the brakes) before sliding your screen to the desired position.
• Allow the spring to retract the screen—do not force or push the screen back.
• Wind load may affect the screen’s operation. VistaView and Horizon Screens should not be operated in winds in excess of 20mph.
• Use Wizard Dry silicone in the system’s mesh slot in the track to ensure the screens move freely. Do not spray where the brake is.

• If an object prevents the unit from lowering, lift the drop bar up manually and remove the obstacle.
• Interruption of power can affect motorized unit operation. Ensure that power is still getting to the unit.
• Remote controls have a limited battery life. Replace the battery if the light does not come on when the buttons are pressed.
• Wind load may affect the screen’s operation. Motorized screens should not be operated in heavy winds.
• Cold weather conditions such as snow and ice can affect screen operation. Ensure your screen is fully retracted into the housing to prevent ice buildup on the mesh or slide bar.