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Installation Instructions
JAMISON DOOR COMPANY 34
H4494002 REV B
23.
PERIODIC CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE
A. Ordinary cleaning and inspection
Ordinary maintenance operations keep the door safe, running well and give it a long life. These items can be
done by your maintenance staff and will reduce your overall maintenance costs.
COMPONENT DESCRIPTION Frequency
Side Frames
Check that they are securely fastened to the wall and that they are in good
condition. They can be cleaned with a soft cloth using soap and water, do not
use any solvent. If there is ice on the side frames it should be removed
immediately.
6 Months
Photocell and
motion detector
They can be cleaned with a soft cloth, do not use any solvent. If the
operating area is dusty it may be necessary to clean the photocells more
frequently as dust could cause them to not function properly.
6 Months
Windows
They can be cleaned with a soft cloth using soap and water; do not use any
solvent or ammonia based cleaners as that could damage the window.
6 Months
Panels
Check the condition of the panels and its attachment and repair or replace as
necessary. Clean with soap and water only, do not use solvents.
6 Months
B. Planned inspections and maintenance
Only people trained to inspect and maintain the Jamison/BMP roll up doors should do the following tasks.
The maintenance is required to maintain the factory warranty
.
Item Task Frequency
Structure
Check that they are securely fastened to the wall and that they are in good
condition. Repair or replace any damaged components as necessary.
6 Months
Electrical
components
Check the electrical connections in the control panel, especially the plugged
connections, to be sure they are tight and verify that there is no water in the
panel.
Check the electrical connections in the junction boxes and control that there is
no water in them.
Check the condition and operation of all the safety components (photocells, and
emergency button) to be sure they are operating properly. Serious injury or
door damage could occur if they do not work. Replace malfunctioning
components.
Check the condition and operation of the opening devices (push buttons, pull
cords, etc).
Check that all the wiring is in good condition, replace damaged wires.
6 Months
Mechanical
components
Check the overall condition of the motor and for any signs of overheating.
Check the condition of the motor brake (see
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ).
Check the drive chain for wear and tension
(about ¼” of slack and add moly
chain lube).
Check the reducer for leaks; be sure it is securely attached to the motor and
that the rest of the drive support structure is attached securely.
Check all of the bolts to be sure they are tight and not coming loose.
Check the alignment of the panels.
Check the condition of the bearings and grease as required (NLGI 2 grease).
Check the conditions of the curtain guides and the anti-wear washers.
Repair or replace any damaged components that are found.
6 Months
Panels
Check for wear especially in areas where it contacts other components.
Check for crack and repair.
Check that the panels are moving smoothly and straight.
Check and adjust the chain tension and check the condition.
Repair or replace any damaged components that are found.
6 Months