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TM

S6 Instruction Manual

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Technical Specifications

Model: S6
Rated Door Area:

≤

15.0 sqm

Rated Lifting Force:

≤

100 kgs

Rail: Steel
Drive: Belt
Motor:

24V / 140W

Input Voltage:

110V - 270V

LED Bulbs:

24V / 14pcs

Transformer:

105°C Temperature detect switch

Radio Frequency:

433.92 MHz

Coding Format:

Rolling code (7.38x10

19

combinations)

Standard Remotes:

2 supplied

Visor Remote:

1 supplied

Wireless Wall Switch:

1 supplied

Code Storage Capacity:

20 different codes

Working Temperature:

-40°C - +50°C

Safety Protection:

Soft start & soft stop

Optional photo beam

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Summary of Contents for S6

Page 1: ...TM S6 Sectional Tilt Garage Door Opener User Manual TM...

Page 2: ...your safety to follow all the instructions and safety warnings in this booklet Failure to do so could result in serious personal injury damage to your property or damage to your new garage door opener...

Page 3: ...he Motor 09 Step 3 Attach the Front Wall Bracket 10 Step 4 Attach the Roof Bracket 10 Step 5 Install the Drawbar 11 Step 6 Final Adjustments Using the Remote 11 Coding Remotes Wall Switch 11 Setting t...

Page 4: ...ver need to adjust it even after power failure Soft Start Stop This lessens impact forces on the door prolonging service life and decreasing operating noise Resistance Adjustment the opener continuall...

Page 5: ...k Joiners 3 Shuttle Components Kit 1 Remotes 2 Visor Remote 1 Visor Remote Bracket 1 Wireless Wall Switch 1 Warning Label 1 Release Cord with Caution Paper and Cord Pendant 1 Door Bracket 1 Wall Brack...

Page 6: ...ildren play with the remotes and keep these items out of reach of children 5 Test the automatic reversal monthly The garage door MUST reverse on contact with a 40mm high object or a 50mm by 100mm boar...

Page 7: ...residential sectional or tilt doors 8 To avoid damage to the garage door and opener disable locks before installing and operating the opener 9 Prior to installation check for and avoid any damaging of...

Page 8: ...l 5 Power socket 6 Door opener Maintain a minimum gap of 30mm between the top panel and the bottom of rail Fig 3 Make sure the track is horizontal and vertical to the shaft Make sure the connection of...

Page 9: ...ull the screw rod part 6 Fig 6 along with the belt to the end rail position Put on spring part 8 and screw nut part 7 on loosely Ensure the belt is stretched tightly by compressing the spring part 8 a...

Page 10: ...should coincide with the lintel center line Fig 9 The centerline of the two horizontal installation holes must not be lower than the highest point of garage door when operating Note Check that the fro...

Page 11: ...bracket part 7 and secure using the split pin part 6 Connect the straight drawbar to the bent drawbar using the two M8x20 bolts part 3 and lock tightly using the two flange hexagon header nuts M8 par...

Page 12: ...mits This operation will set the open position of the door and also the closed position This always needs to be done for new installations Open Position Press and hold the SET button for 3 seconds unt...

Page 13: ...urn to standby mode Photo Beam Setting This operation is only required if you are setting up a photo beam sensor which is an accessory available separately The default setting of photo beam is 0 Press...

Page 14: ...e SET button for 3 seconds until the LED flashes 1 Press the UP or DOWN button until the LED flashes 4 then press the SET button The unit is now in Auto Close setting mode The LED displays the current...

Page 15: ...r the logic circuit board Check the door at least twice a year if it is properly balanced and all working parts are in good working condition or not Check the reversing sensitivity at least twice a ye...

Page 16: ...110V 270V LED Bulbs 24V 14pcs Transformer 105 C Temperature detect switch Radio Frequency 433 92 MHz Coding Format Rolling code 7 38x1019 combinations Standard Remotes 2 supplied Visor Remote 1 suppl...

Page 17: ...nbalanced springs 1 Remove obstruction 2 Reset the travel limits page 11 3 Increase the operating force page 12 Remote doesn t work 1 Flat battery in the remote 2 Motor antenna is loose or not extende...

Page 18: ...TM S6 Instruction Manual 18 Notes...

Page 19: ...maining portion of the original warranty period Limitations This warranty expressly excludes malfunctions and or defects to the unit or its operation due to any of the following a failure to observe i...

Page 20: ...Distributed in New Zealand by Newfield Group PO Box 11303 Christchurch New Zealand 0800 600 789 www garageace co nz TM...

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