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Powerdrive product family

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Production test and commissioning

6.2  Mounting the cover

WARNING! 

Risk of injury!

People can be injured when the cover is handled.

 

X

Always make sure two people handle the cover.

WARNING! 

Risk of injury from falling cover!

 

X

Make sure that the cover is attached along the entire length of the track.

 

X

Release the cover carefully and check whether it has been suspended safely.

 

X

Unscrew the locking pin (1) from the tooth 

belt locking mechanism (optional).

6.2.1  Mounting the cover fixing

 

à

Regardless of the drive length, one cover 

fixing (1) must be mounted on each end  

of the cover, as well as another fixing offset 

by 100 mm.

 

à

Up to a 3000 mm drive length, a total of 

seven cover fixings must be mounted.

 

à

Above a 3000 mm drive length, a total of 

10 cover fixings must be mounted.

Summary of Contents for Powerdrive

Page 1: ...Powerdrive Product family EN Installation and service instructions 192477 01...

Page 2: ...ting the floor guide 9 5 4 Installing the moving leaf 10 5 5 Mounting the drive components 16 5 6 Installing cable guides 19 5 7 Connecting the tooth belt locking mechanism optional and control unit 2...

Page 3: ...s to be taken keep to the given order 1 2 Revisions and validity Version 01 valid for Powerdrive product family from model year 2021 1 3 Product liability In compliance with the liability of the manuf...

Page 4: ...ork must be performed by properly trained personnel authorised by GEZE The country specific laws and regulations are to be observed during safety technology tests If unauthorised changes are made to t...

Page 5: ...ss breakage Always only use safety glass Risk of injury due to sharp edges on the drive and door leaf Risk of injury during installation through freely moving parts 2 4 Environmentally conscious worki...

Page 6: ...installation with ISO profile systems The following profiles can also be used in combination with the Powerdrive product family Toughened safety glass clamping fitting Wooden moving leaf Framed movin...

Page 7: ...poke PL 2 leaf 70485 2 0251 Component drawing Track bespoke PL 1 leaf 70715 9 9872 Installation drawing ISO leaf lock M aluminium secondary closing edge 70715 9 9873 Installation drawing ISO leaf lock...

Page 8: ...ons made on site by the customer to ensure proper installation Type and load capacity of the fa ade construction or suspending frame Evenness of the installation surface Evenness of the finished floor...

Page 9: ...6 with 2 suitable countersunk head screws 1 and 2 Angled floor guide with moving leaf right hand slide to open X X Screw in the angled floor guide 6 with 2 suitable countersunk head screws 3 and 2 1...

Page 10: ...oor guide option For assembly of the continuous floor guide see the Continuous floor guide assembly drawing For further information see the respective installation diagrams Chapter 4 1 5 4 Installing...

Page 11: ...ION Risk of injury due to a falling roller carriage X X Ensure that the counter rollers are placed correctly when placing the roller carriage X X Swivel the roller carriage 1 into the track from the f...

Page 12: ...over The moving leaves are very heavy X X At least 2 people should work together to set up the moving leaf WARNING Risk of injury due to glass breakage X X At least 2 people should work together to se...

Page 13: ...the applicable standards and guidelines on crushing shearing and drawing in spots X X Loosen the 2 screws 2 on the roller carriage X X Adjust the height adjusting screw 1 so that the moving leaves are...

Page 14: ...st have a vertical clearance of approx 0 5 mm to the track corresponds approximately to the thickness of 4 sheets of copying paper 1 2 approx 0 5 X X Loosen the locknut 1 X X Move the counter roller 2...

Page 15: ...on the main closing edge side left hand slide to open Driver position at the top on the secondary closing edge side Detailed information can be found on the drive drawing X X Use 2 screws 1 to fix th...

Page 16: ...belt into the toothed belt locking 5 5 2 Fitting the tooth belt to the driver X X Place the toothed belt locking 1 on the ends of the tooth belt 3 3 teeth per belt end 1 leaf X X Screw the toothed be...

Page 17: ...otor gear unit X X Tighten the screw 1 torque 10 Nm X X Push the slot head screwdriver into the gap and lever it until the tooth belt is pre tensioned X X Tighten 2 screws 2 torque 15 Nm 5 5 4 Setting...

Page 18: ...er carriages X X Tighten the setscrews 2 using the Allen key torque 3 Nm 5 5 6 Positioning the tooth belt locking mechanism optional X X Close the moving leaves X X Loosen the screws 1 at the tooth be...

Page 19: ...m The driver must not come into contact with the tooth belt locking mechanism optional during operation X X After the tooth belt has been installed check click the switching points of the indicator sw...

Page 20: ...control unit 2 X X Route the cable to the tooth belt locking mechanism optional 5 8 Connecting the transformer ground The track is not earthed if there is a poor connection between earthing jumper 3 a...

Page 21: ...n and earth conductor test in accordance with VDE 0100 Part 600 X X Remove the sheath of the mains cable 4 on a max of 40 mm 2 3 9 mm PE 9 mm max 30 mm 10 mm 4 X X Strip the mains cable 4 Sheath remov...

Page 22: ...entire length of the track X X Release the cover carefully and check whether it has been suspended safely X X Unscrew the locking pin 1 from the tooth belt locking mechanism optional 6 2 1 Mounting t...

Page 23: ...swiveled up by more than 90 during opening See Chapter 7 1 1 on how to remove the cover X X Swivel the cover downwards and turn it into the threaded pin 4 X X Place the leaf springs 5 over the cover f...

Page 24: ...ectrical installation see wiring diagram X X Mount the operating elements so that users cannot stand in the danger zones 6 5 Commissioning the door system For information about connection and paramete...

Page 25: ...urface against scratches using suitable means 7 1 2 Checking tooth belt tension X X Put the door into operation The tooth belt must not lift up from the motor gear or skip when braking and acceleratin...

Page 26: ...r guide area Check for jarring free function X X Clean floor guide area Floor guide area brushes Check for contamination and hardness X X Clean or replace Moving leaf Check for smooth movement X X See...

Page 27: ...ce if necessary 8 1 2 Replacing roller carriage 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 4 1 1 4 5 X X Secure moving leaf against falling X X Separate driver from roller carriage 3 if necessary X X Loosen nut...

Page 28: ...nge the track roller 4 torque 20 Nm X X Reinstall roller carriage in reverse order 8 1 4 Replacing brushes X X Secure moving leaf against falling X X Unhook the moving leaf if necessary and tilt it as...

Page 29: ...connect the door system from the 230 115 V mains supply on site before removing the PCB cover 1 and secure against being switched back on again X X You will find the fuse value on the wiring diagram 1...

Page 30: ...ion 2 Connection to external safety systems which have been approved by the drive manufacturer 3 Low energy Note Several classes may be marked Safety for automatic door systems version installation se...

Page 31: ...20 9 Safety devices mounted 6 3 24 10 Switches push buttons installed and correctly connected 6 4 24 11 Programme switch installed 6 4 24 12 Transformer ground fitted 5 8 20 13 230 115 V connection e...

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