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Powerturn installation check list

10.4  Electrical faults

Fault messages are stored and can be retrieved using the display programme switch or the service terminal ST220. 

If a fault is currently active, it is shown every 10 seconds on the display programme switch or the service terminal ST220. 

If the dot lights up on the left half of the display programme switch, the system was unable to completely 

initialise after being switched on. There is either an obstruction in the way or something in the system itself has 

become jammed.

The dot extinguishes as soon as the door has been opened completely and closed again once.

For troubleshooting and fault elimination see the fault table in the wiring diagram, chapter “Fault messages” chapter.

 

X

After changes to the drive (spring pre-load, opening width, fitting dimensions, change in the coupling ele-

ments) or modifications to the “Open” safety sensor, check the control parameters (see wiring diagram). 

 

X

Reteach the drive (see wiring diagram).

 

X

Let “service mode” be executed completely (see wiring diagram).

11  Powerturn installation check list

No.

Test

on Page

in Chapter

Completed

1

All cables routed correctly for installation of the Powerturn?

2

Mounting plate installed?

23

7.1

Option: Door transmission angle installed for door leaf installation?

23

7.2

Option: Cover mounting plate installed?

20

6.2.7

3

 

à

Rail installed; suspension bolt and opening restrictor inserted before-

hand?

31

7.9

 

à

Link arm bearing block installed?

32 

7.11

4

230-V connection with locking latch established?

26

7.3

Option: Connection can be set up later by a professional electrician; 

separate 230-V Schuko plug cable used for set-up?

28

7.6

5

Bottom clamping claw released?

26

7.4

Option: Insert counter piece? 

27

7.5

6

Drive unit:

 

à

set in place? 

Option: Door leaf installation with door transmission angle, insert 

side panel

27

7.5

 

à

locked? (slide) 

27

7.5

 

à

Corrugated-head screw set?

28

7.5

 

à

Clamping claw tightened?

28

7.5

7

Counter piece inserted? 

32

7.12

Option: Spindle extension attached?

32

7.13

8

Shaft cover installed?

33

7.14

Option: Mounting aid used?

34

7.15

9

Lever inserted on the drive and fastened (pre-tensioned corresponding 

to the type of installation)?

Set lever in place, see supplementary installation 

sheet, chapter 12

Lever pre-load ≠ Spring pre-load.

 

X

Follow the installation instructions.

34

7.16

10

Connection to the door element established  

(suspension bolt screwed into the lever or link arm jammed)?

Mounting aid removed?

34

7.16

11

Identification plate completed?

38

7.19

12

Mechanical mobility of the door checked? 

Summary of Contents for Powerturn

Page 1: ...Powerturn Valid for variants Powerturn 1 leaf 2 leaf Powerturn F 1 leaf Powerturn F IS 2 leaf Powerturn F R 1 leaf Powerturn F R IS 2 leaf EN Installation and service instructions 156563 04...

Page 2: ...roller guide rail 14 6 2 2 Transom installation opposite hinge side with standard roller guide rail 15 6 2 3 Door leaf installation hinge side with standard roller guide rail 16 6 2 4 Door leaf insta...

Page 3: ...7 18 Installing the integrated closing sequence selector 38 7 19 Entries on the identification plate 38 8 Electrical connection 40 8 1 Mains connection 40 9 Settings 41 9 1 Setting the closing force 4...

Page 4: ...damage to understand or optimise the operation sequences means additional Information X X Symbol for an action This means you have to do something X X If there are several actions to be taken keep to...

Page 5: ...urthermore only original GEZE parts may be used for repair and maintenance work The connection to the mains voltage must be made by a professional electrician Perform the power connec tion and protect...

Page 6: ...injury caused by unsecured crushing impact drawing in or shearing spots Danger of injury due to glass breakage Danger of injury due to sharp edges in the drive Danger of injury during installation thr...

Page 7: ...optional Activation devices in compliance with the specifications on the wiring diagram Door stop buffer Integrated opening restrictor only for roller guide rail Display programme switch service termi...

Page 8: ...the curve X X Set closing time min 1 s longer than the opening time For transom installation opposite hinge side roller guide rail Time from diagram 1 s Limitation of use of Powerturn with opening tim...

Page 9: ...tion cover 8 E cover 9 Connector panel 8 9 5 2 2 Roller guide rail with lever Installation depends on the type of installation chosen Standard roller guide rail with lever 1 End cap 2 Roller guide rai...

Page 10: ...ernal doors The Powerturn allows the following types of installation each in DIN left and DIN right 5 3 1 Rail installation and link arm Type of installation Dimension Powerturn Powerturn F Transom in...

Page 11: ...class Closing torque at 0 4 Nm 6 7 124 128 6 Transom installation opposite hinge side link arm Standard reveal depth LT mm up to 510 up to 300 Reveal depths LT with link arm adapter for sensor link ar...

Page 12: ...0 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 Reveal depth mm Preload Lever 330 mm Lever 450 mm not permissible for Powerturn F See sales unit Roller guide rail Powerturn transom installation opposite hinge...

Page 13: ...ove the drive X X Maintain free space of at least 19 mm between the upper row of holes and the ceiling min 5 mm min 19 mm For versions with smoke switch see the separate installation instructions for...

Page 14: ...ble as an option see chapter 7 2 3 Directional arrow for precise positioning of the mounting plate 4 Hinge size 190 mm Fasteners Steel aluminium doors Timber doors Drive fastening 8 countersunk screws...

Page 15: ...apter 7 2 3 Directional arrow for precise positioning of the mounting plate 4 Hinge size 190 mm Fasteners Steel aluminium doors Timber doors Drive fastening 8 countersunk screws M6 25 and riveting nut...

Page 16: ...ws M6 25 and riveting nut M6 8 wood screws 6 50 Fastening of standard roller guide rail 2 countersunk screws M5 40 and riveting nut M5 2 wood screws 5 50 Fastening of connecting bracket 2 cylinder hea...

Page 17: ...screws M6 25 and riveting nut M6 8 wood screws 6 50 Fastening of standard roller guide rail 2 countersunk screws M5 40 and riveting nut M5 2 wood screws 5 50 Fastening of connecting bracket 2 cylinde...

Page 18: ...er doors Drive fastening 8 countersunk screws M6 25 and riveting nut M6 8 wood screws 6 50 Fastening of link arm 2 cylinder head screws M6 20 and riveting nut M6 2 wood screws 5 50 Fastening of connec...

Page 19: ...nge size 190 mm With sensor adapter 35 5 mm Fasteners Steel aluminium doors Timber doors Drive fastening 8 countersunk screws M6 25 and riveting nut M6 8 wood screws 6 50 Fastening of link arm 2 cylin...

Page 20: ...the shape of the door using a spirit level if necessary X X Mark the drill hole positions X X Remove the template If a smoke switch is installed the V marking 3 must be pointing towards the drive X X...

Page 21: ...drive X X Push the additional side panel 8 into the side panel from below Not for continuous cover X X Attach the side panel 9 to the cover fixing 5 using 2 screws M5 10 10 X X Push the divided cover...

Page 22: ...for Transom installation hinge side with standard roller guide rail see chapter 6 2 1 Transom installation opposite hinge side with standard roller guide rail see chapter 6 2 2 Transom installation o...

Page 23: ...correct position see directional arrow 1 Use one screw per screwing point 2 Refer also to Explanation of screwing point on page 13 Prefer the outer drill grooves X X Screw the mounting plate down at...

Page 24: ...if a door transmission cable is being used For all other installation types carefully detach both side panels 1 and 2 X X Remove the side panels from the packag ing and carefully detach the left hand...

Page 25: ...g and carefully detach the left hand end cap 2 X X Dispose of the gate 3 3 X X Cut the pocket 4 out of the end cap 2 along the perforation X X Drill blind holes with a drilling diameter of 2 5 mm on t...

Page 26: ...r the correct position and alignment of the drive see chapter 6 2 X X At the drive detach the clamping claw 3 located on the lower side after the drive has been installed X X Only loosen the clamping...

Page 27: ...er 7 12 and 7 13 X X Hook the drive 2 into the mounting plate 3 from above The clamping claw 4 and the shoulder 5 of the mounting plate 3 must line up with each other for this X X Push the drive on th...

Page 28: ...law tightening torque approx 10 Nm The drive is now fixed on the mounting plate 6 7 6 8 7 6 Access to the 230 V connection with drive installed X X Remove the cover 3 e cover 2 and the side panel 1 X...

Page 29: ...can be connected X X Then mount all parts again in reverse order Make sure that the ribbon cables have been laid properly again 7 7 Establishing electrical plug in connections X X Connect the sensor c...

Page 30: ...ram for the Powerturn 7 8 Installing cable guides A cable guide can be used to route cables through the drive The max cable diameter at the top and bottom is 6 mm X X With 2 leaf systems there is a da...

Page 31: ...sert the end caps left and right into the standard roller guide rail X X Screw the standard roller guide rail on with 2 screws Tightening torque 6 1 Nm 2 7 10 Installing the integrated opening restric...

Page 32: ...1 on with 2 screws 7 12 Inserting the counter piece X X If there is insufficient space above the drive insert the counter piece before the drive is installed X X Insert the counter piece 1 into the d...

Page 33: ...ing the shaft covers 1 3 2 4 1 Shaft cover on the counter piece side 2 Disconnection points 3 Shaft cover on the lever side 4 Gate X X Carefully detach both shaft covers at the disconnection points 2...

Page 34: ...n of rotation The installation aid only produces a locking effect in one direction X X If necessary attach the installation aid the other way round X X Position the mounting aid 2 on the motor shaft 1...

Page 35: ...oller guide rail Door leaf installation opposite hinge side with roller guide rail X X Open the door 1 X X Attach the mounting aid see chapter 7 15 X X Install the lever 2 as shown in the dotted posit...

Page 36: ...and remains in the closed position on account of the pre load X X Install the door stop buffer 4 for max opening angle see chapter 5 3 X X Set the position of the integrated opening restrictor see cha...

Page 37: ...ntary installation sheet see chapter 12 X X Screw in the cylinder head screw M6 45 from the counter piece assembly group and tighten it with 15 Nm X X Pre tension the lever 2 until the telescopic rod...

Page 38: ...3065 Swing door operator Input Output 230 V 50 Hz 0 84 A 200 W 24 V 1 2 A 30 W 50 C 15 C Dry areas only IP30 Serial No 000000000000 DIN18650 1 2010 06 1 3 1 0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 IS with ID 153065 16601...

Page 39: ...g fire protection doors 4 j Safety at automatic door systems version installation seventh character A distinction is made between five classes of safety devices on door leaves 0 No safety devices 1 Wi...

Page 40: ...disconnected by a professional electrician X X Carry out the power connection and protective earth connection test in accordance with applicable guidelines X X Before working on the electrical system...

Page 41: ...door is closed The closing force must be set in accordance with DIN 18263 4 depending on the door width use as a fire pro tection door and the assignment of EN classes see next page Measurement of the...

Page 42: ...1400 1600 0 4 Mmin Nm 26 37 54 87 Type of installation Max closing torque at 0 4 T W Nm Setting the spring force Transom installation hinge side rail 59 70 EN4 EN5 EN6 Transom installation opposite hi...

Page 43: ...losed position is reached X X Repeat the procedure if necessary until the closing time is suitable Refer to the wiring diagram for the Power turn in addition Setting brake force parameter with Powertu...

Page 44: ...packaging carefully detach them from the bar X X Dispose of the gate 3 1 Right end cap 2 Left side panel 3 Gate 3 9 3 2 Inserting end caps The side panel can also be inserted after the cover has been...

Page 45: ...rturn 45 Settings X X Clip the side panel in at the front Inserting the side panel with the e cover X X Attach the side panel 2 at the rear and clip it in X X Slide the e cover 3 over the connector pa...

Page 46: ...s become jammed X X Clip on the GEZE logo 1 in a suitable position on the cover and turn by 180 if necessary X X Slide the cover 2 over the drive and engage it 9 3 4 Removing the cover and side panels...

Page 47: ...ied out with the excep tion of that specified below X X Check fixing screws for tightness X X Check the rollers of the suspension bolt If necessary replace the suspension bolt for information on the d...

Page 48: ...stallation of the Powerturn 2 Mounting plate installed 23 7 1 Option Door transmission angle installed for door leaf installation 23 7 2 Option Cover mounting plate installed 20 6 2 7 3 Rail installed...

Page 49: ...20 Cover attached 46 9 3 3 21 Powerturn put into operation with ST220 jack plug on the side panel See wiring diagram X X Set the opening time to Limitation of use of Pow erturn with opening times up t...

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