ATTENTION
Damage to the product
Observe the following instructions:
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Throughout fitting, protect the door's
components, especially the door curtain, from dirt
and damage.
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Fasten the bracket holder to the building structure
with 2 screws on each side!
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Fasten the side guides with 6 or 8 screws on each
side. Otherwise the wind load indicated on the
data label is not ensured.
2.2 Fitting
Internal roller garage door (IR)
The roller garage door can be fitted from the inside
behind the opening or in the opening
(seeFigure1toFigure12).
External roller garage door (AR)
The roller garage door is fitted from the outside in
front of the opening (see Figure20 to Figure30).
Rolling grille (RG)
The rolling grille can be fitted from the inside behind
the opening or from the outside in front of the opening
(see Figure20 to Figure30).
To ensure simple and safe fitting, carefully go
through the work steps!
All dimensions in the illustrated section are in mm.
2.2.1 Removing the screw
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Remove the screw from the bearing insert to adjust
the length of the octagonal shaft.
2.3 Initial Start-Up
2.3.1 Checking the door spring tension
(Figure10.5 / 28.5)
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Open the door and then close it to any height. The
door must remain in the respective position.
CAUTION
Door spring tension
Improper adjustment of the door spring tension may
result in injuries.
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Only have a specialist adjust the door spring
tension in accordance with Figure10.6 / 28.6.
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After adjusting the door spring tension, secure the
spring holders with the spring securing pins.
If the door moves substantially downwards:
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Increase the spring tension.
If the door moves substantially upwards:
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Decrease the spring tension.
Perform a test run and check the door in accordance
with Section 3, Inspection and Maintenance.
When properly fitted and inspected, the roller garage
door / rolling grille can be easily moved, is functionally
safe and easy to operate. The rolling grille must only
be operated by suitably instructed persons.
3 Inspection and Maintenance
3.1 Safety instructions
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Have a specialist perform inspection and
maintenance work on the door at least once in year
in accordance with these instructions.
WARNING
Door travel
There is a danger of injury in the door's area of travel.
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When in operation, make sure that neither persons,
children in particular, nor objects are located
within the door's area of travel.
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Disconnect the operator and control from
thepower supply.
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Functional parts, particularly safety components,
may only be exchanged by a specialist.
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Quick release — Visually inspect the door springs
and cables for breaks or damage before
uncoupling the quick release.
3.2 Checking the condition of the door
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Visually inspect the general condition of the door,
allcomponents and safety devices for
completeness, proper condition and effectiveness.
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Check that all of the fixing points are tight.
Tightenthe screws if necessary.
3.3 Checking the door spring tension
See Section 2, Fitting and Initial Start-Up.
3.4 Replacing the door springs
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Have the door springs replaced by a specialist after
approx. 20,000 door cycles.
This is required at the following approximate time:
Door cycles per day Period
Up to 5 Every 12 years
6 – 10 Every 7 years
11 – 15 Every 4 years
16 – 35 Every 2 years
Over 35 Yearly
3.5 Checking the pressure roller, return pulley
and lifting cables
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Clean the pressure rollers, return pulley and bolt.
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Check the rollers for wear. Have the rollers replaced
by a specialist if they are greatly worn or damaged.
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Lubricate the bolt on the return pulley with a drop
ofcommercially available lubricating oil
(seeFigure10.3 / 28,3).
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Check the lifting cables for breaks or damage.
Havea specialist replace any damaged lifting cables.
3.6 Checking the chain tension
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Check the chain tension in accordance with
Figures5.2 / 12.4 / 23.1. If necessary, setthechain
tension by adjusting the operator.
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