Böhnke + Partner bp308, Installation Manual

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I
NFO
!
1) We have preset the parametrisable program runs, time inter-
vals, etc. of the control systems in the setup menu and the ser-
vice menu according to the technical specification. to the local
requirements. While commissioning the lift controls, you must set
the parameters according to the appliances installed and con-
forming to the local requirements.
2) The company installing the equipment has the duty to exercise
care in setting the correct parameters. Pay attention to the local
regulations stipulated by the fire-fighting experts for fire brigade
lifts and fire emergency lifts.
3) The setup menu as well as the service menu can be blocked
by a 4-digit code. The codes protect the parameters from being
unintentionally reset and must be stored with utmost care. Dis-
close the codes to authorised persons only.
49. To safeguard the individual parameters of the lift, call up the
store system data parameters sub-menu in the setup menu under
various.
50. Conclude the setting by pressing the END button after having
entered the changes in the function menu of the LCD, then return
to the basic display of the LCD.
8.4 Checks before Starting the Control Unit
C
AUTION
!
•
Work through this check-list after installing a new control unit or
refurbished an existing one.
•
Only continue if you have answered the current question
with »Yes «.
Weight balancing between car and counterweight has taken place. Yes □
The mechanical brake has been adjusted. Yes □
The car is positioned at a sufficient distance from the limit switches
(minimum 1 m).
Yes □
Mains voltage of 3 x 400 V AC is available. Yes □
Buffers have been mounted and are functioning. Yes □
Speed governor and safety gear have been mounted and are func-
tioning.
Yes □
Safety circuit contacts of well and car have been mounted and
installed.
Yes □
Have you paid attention to the safety instructions in section 2
"Safety Information" and followed them ?
Yes □
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