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SCREEN AND ROLLER ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION
SCREEN MOTOR
FIGURE 2
OPTIONAL LVC
CONTROL BOX
SCREEN MOTOR
LIMIT SWITCHES
If your screen was shipped with the motor and roller already installed proceed to step 7.
1. Remove four bolts from ends of door assembly (2 bolts on each end) (Fig. 1). This will allow the door assembly to
drop open for access to case. For larger sizes, you will also need to remove the door support screws.
2. Carefully unpack screen and roller assembly. Leave packing paper on the roller.
3. Remove the square peg bracket from the motor end of the roller assembly.
4. Remove the safety clip from the motor attachement bracket located in the motor end of the screen housing.
5. Place the roller assembly into the case with the motor on the left side. The limit switches should be facing down.
Line up the head of the motor with the motor attachment bracket.
6. Loosen four bolts that secure pin end mounting bracket into housing. Lift pin end of roller into position and slide
the bracket into the roller pin. Tighten all four bolts.
7. Complete electrical hook-up by snapping motor 1/3 wire connectors into case connectors.
8. Return to motor end and insert safety clip over casting bracket to secure motor end.
CAUTION! DO NOT CUT TAPE ON FABRIC WITH A KNIFE OR ANY SHARP TOOL. REMOVE BY HAND.
9. Carefully remove tape strips securing picture surface around roller. Slat should move freely (Fig. 2). (Only if the
roller assembly is pre installed.)
10. Test installation by operating the screen several times. Be prepared to stop the screen. The door assembly will not
close until the wall switch is placed in the up position and when the screen motor stops at its limit switch in the up
direction.
NOTE: Unit duty cycle is 1 minute on, 3 minutes off.
NOTE: Excessive continuous operation may cause the motor to overheat. If this happens the motor will shut off until it cools to
a normal operating temperature.
11. Close door assembly and replace four bolts at ends of door (2 bolts on each end) (Fig. 1).
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