makita ZZCM101, ZZCM301 Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Drapery Opener

MODEL ZZCMlOl (CMlOl)

With receiving unit

MODEL ZZCM301 (CM301)

Without receiving unit

c

-

SPEC

Maximum

rod

length

20

I

F

ft.

I

CAT1

0

Maximum weight

60

N

S

of drapery

Ibs.

per mdtor

1I

\

a

7

Track speed of remote

50

ft. per minute

Minimum width

Single Double control unit

5

"

of

valance

8

"

Operating range

32.8

ft.

WARNING:

Polarized

Plugs

To reduce the risk of electric shock, the motor has a polarized plug (one blade

a

than the other). This plug will fit in fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If

trician to install the proper outlet.

Rod

&

Motor

1

Rod

1 Motor

Rod

length

9

FT

18 FT

Assembly chart

Motor

Track

L

polarized outlet only one way. If the plug does not

it

still does not fit, contact a qualified elec

Do

not change the plug in any way.

Components

e9

ft track ZZOSTK (-WH)

0

Rod assy. ZZAR9 (with 32

carriers)

0

Motor model

ZZCM101 (CM101)

0

Remote controller:

ZZRClO (RC10)

0

Timer:

ZZCT10 (CT10)

ZZEC101 (EC101)

contains items listed

a

bove

.

:

Universal mounting brackets

ZZ3SWCB (-WH)

White end caps 2241 1001 -A (For use with white track and components.

0

9

ft track ZZOSTK (-WH)

0

Splice ZZ6SJ (-WH)

0

Rod assy. ZZAR20 (with 64 carriers

0

Universal mounting brackets

ZZ3SWCB (-WH)

0

White end caps 2241 1001

(For use with white track and components.)

1

(5

per pack)

(5

per pack) x 2

is

x

2

-

A

wider

-

9

FT

Motor

2 Rods 2 Motors

7

18 FT

To

the following product labels, the letters

Track

Motor

0

Motor model

ZZCM101 (CM101)+ ZZCM3Ol (CM301)

0

Remote controller:

ZZRC20 (RC20)

0

Timer:

ZZCT10 (CT10) ZZEC201 (EC201)

contains items listed above.

"ZZ"

:

may not be affixed:

ft track ZZOSTK (-WH)

0

Rod assy. ZZAR9 (with 32

carriers)

0

Universal mounting brackets

ZZ6DWCB (-WH)

0

White end caps 2241 1001-A

(For use with white track

and components.)

09

.Splice ZZ6SJ (-WH) x 2

0

Rod assy. ZZAR2O (with 64

carriers)

0

Universal mounting brackets

ZZGDWCB (-WH)

~Whiteendcaps ZZ411001-A

(For use with white track and components.)

x

2

(5

ft track ZZOSTK (-WH) x 4

x

2

x

per pack)

x

2

(5

per pack) x 2

x

2

AR9,

2

AR20,

EC101, EC201, EC301, CM101, CM301, RC10, RC20, RC30, RC60, CT10, WSIO,

W S20, W S30.

2

Cutting Track to Size

The

desired overall length of the rod should be determined and the aluminum track cut

according to the following equation prior to attaching the end and motor pulley housings.

Length

The purpose of the equation

of

aluminum track = overall length

3-314''

is

to offset for the length that the end and motor pulley

housings add to the overall length.

90

make important for one

degree cuts and remove any burrs that may affect smooth operation; this

-

way applications.

Splicing Tracks

Center opening

less

5-1/4"

Total length

A

hack saw can be used to cut the track. Use care to

1-1

12"

is

most

For applications larger than

9',

two tracks must be spliced together using the supplied splice. Tracks should be cut equal in length to ensure the splice will be centered in the rod.

One-way

For one-way operations, cut only one track to adjust length.

Place

splice furthest away

from motor end.

NOTE Insert tracks equally into

:

slice

butting them together. (Fig.

1

)

Fig.

1

Rod

Assembly for Center Opening Applications

Allow yourself ample working area. Depending on the model of rod assembly and the provided cable length, the end and motor pulley covers can be assembly

1.

Remove twist

.

ties

from cable and care

-

as

far

as

20'

apart during

fully uncoil to prevent tangles.

2.

Loosen screws and remove securing plates from each end of the temporary

(Fig.

track.

3.

Detach end and motor pulley housings

2)

Closing plates

A

Screwdriver

from temporary track.

4.

Remove closing plates from temporary

track. Discard temporary track.

5.

Stretch end and motor pulley housings

out to the fullest distance the cable will

allow. Make sure the cable

is

not tangled.

Position each closing plate near

its

re

Enb pulley housing

Temporary track

-

/

Motbr pulley housing

Fig.

2

spective pulley housing.

6.

Starting

at

the motor pulley housing end, lay the cable into the aluminum track about

making sure

it

4

"

twisted. While gently applying tension

(pulling) on the cable, insert the closing

3)

plate into the track. (Fig.

Be

keep the cable on the outside of the

4)

wheels. (Fig.

Attach the motor pulley housing to the track. Make sure the track is butted up to the stop inside the

cover. Repeat operation

again making sure wire

at

other end,

is

not twisted or

crossed. Reinstall securing plates to motor pulley and end pulley housings.

is

not

sure to

Fig.

3

4

LWheei

of

closing

plate

Fig.

4

NOTE

:

When inserting the closing plates into the aluminum track, make sure the cable stays on the outside of the wheels.

4)

(Fig.

the

in housings. (Fig.

7.

Loosen the cable retaining screw on the

Also check that the cable rides

groove of the pulley in both

5)

top of the closing plate that has the overlap arm. The screw

need

only be

loosened; be careful not to remove

completely. (Fig.

6)

it

Motor

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Pul:y

pulley

housing

\Aluminum

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LCable

Fig.

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8.

With pliers grab

all

pull

excess cable. (Fig. keeping tension on the cable, re the

screw. Check

sleeve

that

(A)

and gently

7)

-

the cable rides

in the groove of the pulley in both

If

housings.

7

and

8.

not, realign and repeat steps

Move the closing plate by hand to make sure that the movement smooth.

by: cable pulley wheel, or any of these are the

If

it

is

not,

it

can be caused

(1)

The cable

is

not properly routed around the

is

twisted,

(3)

The cable

case,

make appropriate corrections.

(2)

is

Fig.

While

tighten

is

The

Fig.

not riding correctly in the groove of the pulley. If

1

'

9.

Adjust center-position of draperies by loosening the cable retaining screw on

the closing plate without the overlap

8)

The

arm. (Fig.

loosened; be careful not to remove it

completely. This will let the closing

plate slide on the cable allowing adjust ment to achieve center (or desired

position). Some resistance will be felt

IO.

Using a screwdriver or the handle end

of

the provided wrench, lift out and remove the temporary the motor pulley housing and discard.

(Fig.

9)

screw need only be

steel

spacer from

as

I

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\

Cable retaining scre

I

11.

With the provided wrench turn the ten sion-adjusting bolt clockwise leaving gap between tension plates of approxi mately nickel. (Fig.

NOTE

Rod lengths in

quire more tension

of the cable on the pulley wheels.

1/16",

:

or the thickness of

IO)

excess

of

IO'

to

prevent slipping

may

re

-

a

-

\

"V

Fig.

9

10

12.

After again making sure the movement

is

of the closing plates

sleeve

pliers, crimp the excess cable. (Fig.

13.

The rod assembly comes

However, fasten the arm to the closing plate (Fig. same side, (on the same closing plate). (Fig. so

(6)

up to the closing plate. With

sleeve

11

it

can just

as

to project toward the interior of the room once the rod has been mounted.

smooth, move

and cut off the

)

set

up to have the motor mounted on the right side of the rod.

as

easily be placed

at

the left side by removing the two screws that

12),

reversing the arm and reattaching to the

13)

The overlap arm should be attached

Fig.

11

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Fig.

12

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