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• Fix the mechanical limit stop fully home against arm 1 and secure it with
the supplied screw (FIG. 12).
• The toothed profile of the limit stops and the lower surface make it
possible to adjust the position in 5° steps.
• Perform the same procedure with the gate leaf in its fully closed position
(FIG. 13).
Electronic limit switches
If the cover is fitted, remove it as shown in fig. 8
• Bring the gate leaf to its fully closed position (FIG.14).
• Rotate the lower cam until causing the lower switch to trip (FIG.15).
• Lock the cam by tightening the screw.
• Bring the gate leaf to its fully open position (FIG.16).
• Lock the cam by tightening the screw.
• Rotate the upper cam until causing the upper switch to trip (FIG.17).
• Connect the limit switches to the electronic board located at the top of
the operator, as described in chapter 5 “electrical connections”.
4.4.3 OPERATOR MANUAL RELEASE
Perform the manual release procedure when the gate is to be opened
manually. Activation of the release system may result in uncontrolled
movements of the gate in the presence of imbalance or mechanical faults.
• Open the front hatch and insert the supplied key (FIG. 18).
• Turn the key clockwise through 90°. Grasp the release lever and pull
it counter-clockwise (FIG.19) as far as it will go. This action serves to
disengage the operator transmission thereby allowing the gate to be
opened manually.
• Do not swing the gate leaf with force but rather accompany it through its
full movement (FIG. 20).
• The key cannot be removed from the lock until the release lever is
returned to its initial position.
• To resume motorized control of the gate, first return the release lever to
its starting position and then turn the key back to the locked position
(FIG. 21).
• Remove the key and stow it in a safe place that is known only to persons
authorized to use the gate. (FIG. 22).
5 PREPARATION FOR ELECTRICAL
CONNECTIONS
WARNING!
Connect to the mains using a multicore cable of at least
3x1.5mm2 section and of a type that complies with the regulations in force.
• Perform the manual release as illustrated in heading 4.4.3.
• Remove the operator cover by undoing the 2 lateral screws elimina and
the front screw located under the release lever (FIG. 8).
• Remove the cover upward (FIG. 8).
• Connect the yellow/green wire (earth) to the terminal eye already present
alongside the cable inlet hole. (FIG. 23). (for models of class I).
• Route the wires to the electronic board located at the top of the operator
(FIG. 24).
6 TESTING
Each part of the automation system, e.g. safety edges, photocells,
emergency stop, etc. must be tested; follow the procedures shown in
the instruction manuals supplied with the devices in question. Perform the
following sequence of operations for testing of CONDOR:
• Check that all the prescriptions in this manual have been followed
scrupulously, with special attention to the matters set down in chapter 1
“Prescriptions”;
• Using the supplied control or stopping devices (key selector switch,
control buttons or radio transmitters), perform gate opening, closing and
stopping tests and make sure the gate responds correctly to the various
commands.
• Check operation of all the system’s safety devices (photocells, safety
edges, emergency stop, etc.) one by one.
• If potentially hazardous situations caused by movement of the gate leaf
have been eliminated by limitation of impact force, the associated force
must be measured as prescribed in standard EN 12445.
7 PRODUCT MAINTENANCE
Maintenance must be carried out at regular intervals by qualified personnel
in compliance with the provisions of statutory legislation and the regulations
in force. CONDOR must be serviced at least once every 6 months or after
10,000 operating cycles since the last service.
• Disconnect the operator from all power supplies
• Check all the moving parts and replace any worn parts
• Check all parts of the automation system for signs of deterioration
8 SPARE PARTS
Spare parts can be purchased by contacting the technical service.
9 DISPOSAL
At the end of its useful life the automation system must be dismantled by
qualified personnel and the materials must be recycled or disposed of in
compliance with the local legislation in force.
10 WARRANTY
fmndjklsvnbdsjkl Fratelli Comunello SpA provides a warranty for 24 months
for the correct functioning of the actuators from the date of manufacture,
provided that the performance specications indicated in the product
instruction manuals are respected. Free of charge repair and replacement
of components that are found to be faulty according to the indisputable
judgment of the company’s technical staff shall be guaranteed at the
sole discretion of Fratelli Comunello Spa, and so excluding any claim for
damages made by others. Warranty material shall be returned to Fratelli
Comunello S.p.a. headquarters carriage paid and will then be shipped to
the customer carriage unpaid. The material found to be faulty and returned
to Fratelli Comunello S.p.a. shall remain property of the Seller. Any cost
resulting from any work needed to repair the defect or to replace the
material shall be charged to the Buyer. No compensation shall be allowed
for the period of device inactivity. Work under warranty does not prolong the
warranty period. The defect of the product shall be reported by the Buyer
within 8 (eight) days from its discovery or from the date of delivery of the
goods, under penalty of invalidation of the warranty. Such claim shall be
notied in writing.
Warranty does not cover:
Any product defect or damage that may have been incurred during
transport; any defect or damage arising from any fault and/or from neglect,
inadequacy and misuse of the electrical wiring in the Buyer’s property; any
defect or damage caused by any repairs carried out by non authorised
personnel or by incorrect use/installation (with reference to this, system
maintenance is recommended every 6 months) or if not original spare parts
are used; any defect caused by chemicals or atmospheric conditions. The
warranty does not cover any cost neither for consumable materials nor for
alleged defects or convenient surveys.
Product Features Fratelli Comunello SpA products are subjected to
continue changes and improvements; their technical features and image
may therefore change without previous notice.
Competent court
Since the contract of sale is conrmed by an Order Conrmation drawn up
in Rosà, any such dispute shall be settled by the laws of Italy and by the
court of Vicenza (VI).
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