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Fig.2 

1

 

Tighten until... 

2

 

Tighten nut 

Flange Nut 

Chain to Cable Connector 

To Tighten the Chain: 

Follow steps shown in Fig.2 to tighten the chain: 

1.   Turn the Chain-to-Cable Connector on the Trolley Shaft  

until the chain is about 1/4” (6mm) above the base of the 
rail. Compare with the illustration below. 

2. 

Tighten the Flange Nut on Trolley Shaft against the Chain-to
-Cable Connector. 

Notice 

During operation, it is normal for the chain to appear loose when 
the door is closed. If the chain returns to the position as shown   
below when the door is opened, the chain is adjusted properly.     
DO NOT re-tighten the chain. 

When performing maintenance, always PULL the Emergency 
Release to DISCONNECT the door from Opener before adjusting 
the chain. 

1/4”  (6mm)

 

Base of Rail

 

Mid-point of rail assembly

 

Chain

 

Top of Rail

 

Actual Size

 

T-rail Assembly and Tensioning  

Fig.1 

CAUTION

 

 
 
- DO NOT connect power until instructed. 
- To prevent INJURY, keep hands and fingers away 

from joints and possible sharp edges. 

- Wear gloves when installing chain and cable. 

2

 

3

 

4

 

1/4” Flange Nut x 4

 

Screw

 

Spring Washer

 

Washer

 

To Assemble the Rail  

Align the pre-assembled T-rail on the top of opener in the direction as shown in Fig.1.  

Secure the T-rail to the opener firmly using 1/4” flange nut x 4.  

Final Step to T-Rail Installation

 

Fasten the Screw(2) to the motor shaft with spring washer(3) and washer(4) in between.

 

Note: The chain or belt rail assembly comes pre-tensioned from the factory. If installing with the optional belt rail, 
follow the same adjustment steps. 

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10 - 24 x 1/2”

 

Summary of Contents for 2211-L

Page 1: ...the safety label to ENSURE SAFE OPERATION Retain this manual for future reference GDO Manual Revised 03 17 GDOMU10A 7 WARNING To reduce the risk of injury to persons Use this operator only with Reside...

Page 2: ...Door Bracket 7 Mounting Opener to Ceiling 8 Attaching Door Arms 9 Installing Light and Emergency Release Handle 10 Wiring Wiring Instructions 11 Connecting Photo Eye Safety System 12 Connecting Push B...

Page 3: ...x 2 Clevis Pin Door arms 5 16 x 1 INSTALLATION HARDWARE LOCATED IN HARDWARE BAG SHOWN IN ACTUAL SIZE 1 1 Lag Screw 5 16 x 2 1 2 Header Bracket Mounting Opener x 2 x 4 Emergency Release Handle Rope Fla...

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Page 6: ...lease to DISCONNECT the door from Opener before adjusting the chain 1 4 6mm Base of Rail Mid point of rail assembly Chain Top of Rail Actual Size T rail Assembly and Tensioning Fig 1 CAUTION DO NOT co...

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Page 14: ...g to drywall or other hollow surface drill 3 16 holes and use the provided Drywall Anchors To prevent SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH from electrocution Power MUST NOT be connected until instructed To prevent...

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Page 21: ...30 seconds Re align and clear obstruction Opener motor overheat Thermal Protection Flashes 5 times Wait about 15 minutes to cool down Courtesy Light Responses Manual Operation Door status Activation u...

Page 22: ...s 5 times and the Opener does not start Opener motor overheat please wait about 15 minutes and retry The Opener does not close the door and the green LED on the Photo Eyes flashes The Photo Eye Safety...

Page 23: ...Installation hardware shown on P 3 4 GUAT 024 Curved Door Arm 5 GUAT 025 Straight Door Arm 6 GUAT 026 Emergency Release Handle Rope Accessories Item Part No Name Description 1 GUAT 201 Photo Eye Safet...

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Page 25: ...es will be void subject to i Water damage and condensation ii Power supply black out or surge iii Act of God iv Modification or adjustment by unauthorized persons v Any interference from radio includi...

Page 26: ...and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this...

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