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Guardian Automation 

Warranty Policy 

 

Important document: To be kept by the user of the Product 

 

If you are a consumer under the Australian Consumer Law

Guardian Automation will provide you

the original purchaser of this 

Garage  Door  Opener 

(

Product)

with  this 

l

imited 

warranty 

in 

addition  to  any  rights  that  you  have  under  Australian  consumer 

protection laws

This warranty 

is in 

addition to, and does not 

exclude, restrict 

or modify your guarantees and other legal 

rights 

under 

Australian 

Consumer  law. 

Our  goods  come  with  guarantees  that  cannot  be  excluded  under  the  Australian 

Consumer 

Law

You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable 

loss 

or 

damage

You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure 

does not amount to a major failure. 

 

This  warranty  only  applies  to 

P

roduct 

sold  by  Guardian  Automation  or  an  authorised  dealer  in  Australia

An  approved  and 

authorised dealer meaning an approved reseller of Guardian Automation

products purchased from Guardian Automation for the 

purpose of supplying those products to the end consumer. This warranty document 

is 

not intended to create a contract between 

Guardian Automation and the purchaser

 

Except  for  this  warranty

Guardian  Automation  gives  no  warranties  of  any  kind  whatsoever 

(whether 

express  or 

implied) 

in 

relation to the Product and all warranties relating to the Product are 

hereby 

excluded to 

the 

extent permissible by law

Guardian 

Automation  will  not  accept  any  additional  warranties  or  conditions  provided  by  others  that  attempt  to  modify  the  terms  of 

this 

warranty. 

 

Subject to your non-excludable rights under the Australian Consumer Law

Guardian Automation expressly excludes any 

liability 

for consequential 

loss

incidental 

or 

ind

irect 

damages (including but not 

l

imited 

to damages for loss of business profits

business 

in

terrupt

ion 

and 

loss 

of business 

information) 

due 

to 

a defect of 

the 

Product. 

In 

particular, any loss or damage caused to other 

equipment or accessories used with the Product or any 

loss 

resulting from a delay 

in 

repair

is excluded 

to 

the extent permitted 

by law

 

Conditions 

of 

Warranty 

 

Subject to the terms of 

this 

warranty

Guardian Automation warrants to the original purchaser that: 

 

1. 

the Product will be free from defects 

in 

materials and workmanship for a period of 5 years from the date of purchase or 

10

,

000 cycles (whichever occurs first) for the motor, and 3 years from 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 accessories included with the Product will be free from defects 

in 

materials and 

workmanship for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase

 

3. 

where the Product is 

installed 

by Guardian Automation

the 

installation 

service 

is 

covered for a period of twelve 

months from defects 

in 

materials and workmanship. 

Subject to the following conditions and any non-excludable statutory rights

Guardian Automation will

at 

its 

option

either 

repair or replace any proven defects 

in 

materials or workmanship

 

(a) 

The garage door to which the Product 

is 

fitted must be 

"

spring balanced

and able to be opened and closed by a force not 

exceeding 15 kilograms

.

 

(b) 

Proof of purchase must be presented

.

 

(c) 

The Product must have been serviced by a professional authorised by Guardian Automation at 

intervals 

not exceeding 12 

months 

(the 

cost of servicing 

is 

not covered by this warranty)

.

 

(d) 

The Product is well maintained and kept 

in 

good working condition.

 

(e) 

The 

supplier must be notified as soon as practicable of any defect covered by this warranty. If 

the 

Product was supplied by 

an authorised Guardian Automation dealer and this dealer cannot be contacted, then notification must be made as soon as 
practicable to Guardian Automation

.

 

(f)

 

This  Warranty  is 

limited 

to 

Return-to-Base 

(RTB)  repair  and  does  not  cover  labour  or  associated  costs  for  on-site 

attendance. The purchaser 

is 

responsible for the cost of 

returning 

the Product to 

the 

supplier or to Guardian Automation.

 

The 

purchaser  is  responsible  for  the  cost  of  labour  and  any  travel  or  other  additional  expenses 

incurred 

for  any  on-site 

attendance

.

 

(g) 

Any Product repaired or replaced during the warranty period will be covered by 

the 

terms of this warranty until 

the

 

expiration of the original warranty period. 

(h) 

Where Guardian Automation

or 

its 

Authorised Dealer

in its 

absolute discretion determines that a warranty claim 

is 

not 

being covered under the conditions of this warranty, then Guardian Automation or 

its 

authorised dealer (as the case 

may be) reserves the right to charge for reasonable reimbursement of expenses for assessing the claim, and 

these

 

must be paid by the purchaser before the Product will be returned 

(at 

the purchaser’s expense)

 

(i) 

This warranty 

is 

not transferrable

.

 

j) 

 

Repairs may be conducted using refurbished components

and Products presented for repair may be replaced with 

refurbished products of similar type

(k) 

Products must be returned in original or suitably safe packaging

(I) 

This 

warranty 

is 

only applicable for repairs to Products 

in 

Australia. 

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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