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Door Arm 
Curved 

 
 
 
 

 

Door Arm 
Straight 

  Installation (Tilt Door) 

 

Step 5: 

After  the  rear  of  the  operator  is  suspended,  remove  the  door 
support and close the door. Remove the 6mm x 50mm carriage 
bolt and nut that was used to temporarily hold the front end of 
the  rail  to  the  bracket  and  secure  with  a  8mm  x  25.4mm  bolt 
and lock nut. Attach the straight portion of the door arm to the 
carrier  by  means  of  the  10mm  x  25.4mm  bolt  and  self-locking 
nut  already  on  the  carrier.  Assemble  the  angled  portion  of  the 
door  arm  to  the  door  bracket  with  a  10mm  x  25.4mm  bolt  and 
self-locking nut from the hardware bag. This connection should 
be  made  to  the  top  round  hole  on  the  door  bracket  with  the 
door  arm  on  the 

INSIDE 

of  the  angle.  (See  Fig  13B).  Next, 

connect  the  two  sections  of  the  arm  together  with  three  holes 
overlapping  using  two  8mm  x  25.4mm  bolts.  (Make  the  nuts 
only finger tight at this time). 

 

Step 6: 

Release the carrier for manual operation of the door. Swing the 
door arm and door bracket forward until the door bracket rests 
against the inside surface of the door with the arm attachment 
point close to the top edge of the door (See Fig 13B). Note the 
position of the outer slide of the carrier on the rail and make a 
mark  for  later  reference.  Prepare  the  operator  for  electrical 
operation. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Step 8: 

Step 7: 

With the disconnect still in the release position, start the opera- 
tor  in  the  closing  direction  (carrier  forward)  by  means  of  the 
pushbutton  and  allow  it  to  stop  on  the  DOWN  limit  setting. 
Should  the  position  of  the  inner  carrier  slide  not  coincide  with 
the position of the outer slide determined in 

STEP 6., 

it will be 

necessary to re-position the DOWN limit cam so that the outer 
slide  of  the  carrier  stops  as  close  as  possible  to  this  point. 
Move  the  DOWN  limit  roller  assembly  on  the  chain  toward  the 
door  if  more  travel  is  needed;  toward  the  operator  head  to  re- 
connect. 

When  the 

DOWN 

limit  position  of  the  inner  carrier  slide  and  the  position  of  the  outer  slide  determined  as  in 

STEP  6, 

coincide as closely as possible following the 

DOWN 

limit adjustment, re-connect the carrier slides. Swing the door arm up 

forward until the door bracket rests against the inside face of the door. If the point of attachment of the door arm on the 
door bracket is within 25.4mm of the top edge of the door, check vertical alignment of the door arm then mark the door for 
mounting holes. Use centre hole and bottom of the lower slot. Drill two 6mm holes and secure the bracket to the door with 
the carriage bolts provided. (NOTE: When drilling these holes, make sure that the drill, exiting through the front surface of 
the  door,  does  not  damage  any  overlapping  trim.)  Tighten  the  two  8mm  x  25.4mm  nuts  and  bolts  which  hold  the  two 
sections of the door arm together. 

 

Step 9: 

Again, release the carrier for manual operation. Using the pushbutton, run the carrier to its fully open (rear) position. 
Manually, raise the door to its fully open position and note the relative positions of the inner and outer carrier slides. If the 
two halves of the carrier do not coincide exactly, re-position the UP limit roller assembly on the chain until the inner slide 
stops, during electrical operation, just AHEAD of the outer slide (toward the door). Do not permit the inner slide to attempt 
to travel beyond the maximum rearward travel of the outer slide with the door in the fully open position. 

 

Figure 13B 

Summary of Contents for ACS0

Page 1: ...r for Sectional and One Piece Track Garage Doors up to 2 4M HIGH Installation Instructions and Owner s Manual READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION This Operator Must be installed b...

Page 2: ...ting Time 4 5 minutes Transmitter Frequency 433 MHz Operation Range 50m open field Coding Type Fixed code Battery 12V A23 Alkaline x 1 Operation Features Safety reverse on closing and stop on opening...

Page 3: ...alling Light Bulb 12 Step 10 Installing Wireless Push Button Step 11 Programming Transmitter Codes 12 Tilt Door Installation 13 Operation and Adjustment Instructions 15 Setting the Limits 15 Setting t...

Page 4: ...se the manual release Only to disengage the trolley Do not use the Red Release Cord and Knob to pull door up or down If possible use the Emergency Release only when the door is closed After installing...

Page 5: ...en release is reset the trolley release lever is snapped back to its original position power is restored and Opener is activated 6 Mechanical Door Lock When properly adjusted opener locks door in clos...

Page 6: ...ay in that position If door pulls open or moves downward the spring mechanism is not adjusted properly Contact a qualified garage door service person to make the necessary adjustments 3 When properly...

Page 7: ...er Head w Sprocket Cover Lamp Dome Transmitter and Visor Clip Header Bracket Door Arm Curved Trolley Assembly Trolley Stop Screw Bag Photo eye system Optional Clevis Pin 1 Long Hex Nut 1 6mm 20 Lock N...

Page 8: ...ted in the diagram Figure 7B Now install the connecting link to the trolley release rod as illustrated Figure 7C Note during the assembly the trolley release rod is actually engaged in the trolley It...

Page 9: ...nder tremendous pressure at all times and can cause serious injury or death if disturbed Do not attempt adjustment Step 1 Mounting the front Bracket Sectional Doors and One piece with Track Mark a ver...

Page 10: ...owed the proper clearance before proceeding Step 4 Mount Power Head to Ceiling Since there are many different ceiling designs all possible mounting illustrations cannot be shown Primary concern is to...

Page 11: ...flame seal the cut end with a match or lighter to prevent fraying or unraveling Figure 10C Release Knob Double Overhand Knot Double Overhand Knot Release Instruction Card Note The Emergency Release Me...

Page 12: ...ton Press the Radio Set Button on the opener as shown in figure 11B The courtesy light will stay on for 30 seconds During this 30 second period press the button on the Wireless Wall Button the courtes...

Page 13: ...the centre hole in the bracket Run one of the 6mm nuts on the end of the bolt a few turns This will temporarily hold the rail in place while the back end is swung upward and rested on a step ladder CA...

Page 14: ...determined in STEP 6 it will be necessary to re position the DOWN limit cam so that the outer slide of the carrier stops as close as possible to this point Move the DOWN limit roller assembly on the...

Page 15: ...ener may cause the motor to Overheat and the Thermal Overload Protection System will shut off the Opener Please wait approximately 15 minutes for the Opener to cool down and automatically reset If the...

Page 16: ...justment is set too light the operator will reverse in the down cycle If the up pressure adjustment is set too light the operator will stop in the up cycle Note There are 12 levels increments of up an...

Page 17: ...hoto eye system could enable a Garage Door to Close on People or Property Causing Serious Injury or Death Perform this Test Monthly to Ensure Proper Operation Testing the Photo Eye System Start the do...

Page 18: ...t to the floor when the door is closed 3 The emergency release knob and cord are secured to the emergency release lever on the trolley The knob is located 2M above the floor and requires no more than...

Page 19: ...eceptacle 3 Remove wireless wall button from wall and disconnect wires from the push button activate transmitter If the operator works from transmitter replace push button 4 Disconnect bell wire from...

Page 20: ...ll bolts on the door and visually check all hardware including springs for wear of damage Caution If service is needed contact your local garage door service person 7 Do not decrease the safety revers...

Page 21: ...21 RPM Reader Wheel A 4 Capacitor A 13 Up Limit A 22 RPM Reader Board A 5 Capacitor Mounting Bracket A 14 Limit Actuator Traveler A 23 RPM Reader Board Bracket A 6 Wiring Harness A 15 Down Limit A24 P...

Page 22: ...raight Door Arm B 2 Header Bracket B 7 Trolley Assembly B 12 Curved Door Arm B 3 Pulley Assembly B 8 Chain Tension Assembly B 13 Door Bracket B 4 Tube B 9 Trolley Release Rod B 14 Sprocket Cover B 5 C...

Page 23: ...m the date of purchase or 6 000 cycles whichever occurs first for the electronics and mechanics A cycle means one opening and closing cycle of the door 2 the remote controlled transmitters and accesso...

Page 24: ...insects or any other event beyond the reasonable control of Guardian Automation o Consumer Goods Components such as globes accessories batteries and other consumable parts are not covered by this war...

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