Dea MAC STING, Operating Instructions And Warnings

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MAC / STING
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE FINAL USER
This guide has been prepared for the fi nal users of the automatism; the installer is required to deliver this guide and
illustrate its contents to the person in charge of the system. The latter must then provide similar instruction to all the other
users. These instructions must be carefully conserved and easily available for consultation when required.
Good preventive maintenance and frequent inspection ensures the long working life of the product. Contact the installer
regularly for routine maintenance and in event of anomaly.
SAFETY RULES
1. Always keep a safe distance from the automatism during operation and never touch any moving part.
2. Prevent children from playing near the automatism.
3. Perform the control and inspection operations prescribed in the maintenance schedule and immediately stop using the
automatism whenever signs of malfunction are noted.
4. Never disassemble parts of the product! All maintenance and repair operations must be performed only by quali fi ed
personnel.
5. The release operation must sometimes be performed in emergencies! All users must be instructed on the use of the
release mechanism and the location of the release keys.
MAC/STING RELEASE MECHANISM
WARNING Disconnect the power supply from the control panel before releasing the operator. In case you cannot turn the power
off, you will necessarily have to re-lock the motor in the position in which it was unlocked.
All MAC/STING models are equipped with a release device which must be operated as follows:
STANDARD VERSION UNBLOCKING
• Turn the cap placed on the back of MAC in order to discover the underlying shaped hole.
• Insert the release key inside the shaped hole paying attention to the direction of insertion (Pic. 8.a).
• Rotate 90 degrees (counterclockwise to unlock, clockwise to lock) the release key (Pic. 8.b).
STING VERSION UNBLOCKING
Once the lock placed on the release handle (that is protected by a plastic cover) is opened (Fig. 8.c), this will be raised (Fig.
8.d); at this point, the STING is unblocked and the gate, in the absence of other impediments, is free to move. The reverse
process, or the pushing to the end stop and relocking the lock, restores the STING to working conditions.
WARNING: During this operation gate may present uncontrolled movement: operate with extra care so to avoid any risk.
8a 8b 8c 8d
CLEANING AND INSPECTIONS
The only operation that the user can and must do is to remove branches, leaves, and any other object that might obstruct
the gate’s free movement. Warning! Always disconnect the power supply whenever performing operations on the gate!
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