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HOMENTRY  LIMITED  WARRANTY

 

HomeEntry HESD01

 

HomEntry are committed to manufacturing and supplying high quality goods.  
As part of this commitment, we seek to provide reliable service and support for 
our goods and are pleased to provide you, the original purchaser, with this 
HomEntry Warranty. 
The benefits given to you under this Chamberlain Limited Warranty are in 
addition to any rights and remedies that you may have under Australian or New 
Zealand consumer protection laws. Our goods come with guarantees that 
cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law, or New Zealand 
Consumer Guarantess Act 1993. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for 
a major failure and for 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.

Chamberlain’s  warranty  
What is covered

HomEntry warrants to the original purchaser of the HomEntry HESD01 
Sectional Door Opener (Unit) that it is free from defects in materials and 
workmanship for a period of 2 years (24 months) or 4,000 cycles (each opening 
& closing of the garage door equals 1 cycle) whichever comes first, from the 
date of purchase when installed in a residential premise with a residential 
specified garage door that is designed for the sole purpose of a single-family 
dwelling.
Remote controlled transmitters and accessories included with this Unit have a 
12 month warranty from date of purchase. These transmitters and accessories 
are not covered for damage caused by neglect. 

What is not covered

Batteries and globes are not covered under this warranty period.

Warranty conditions

It is a condition of this warranty that for the operating life of the Unit the garage 
door is operable by hand and opens and closes with no more than a maximum 
of 15 kg of lifting weight. 

NB: The Australian Garage Door Association directs attention to consumers to 
maintain your garage door in good running order it is important your door is 
serviced by a professional garage door technician every 12 months or earlier as 
conditions may require.

You can register your warranty by completing the online form at  

www.homentry.com.au or www.homentry.co.nz.
Making a claim

During the applicable HomEntry Warranty period, if you are concerned that the 
Unit may be defective, call our Customer Service Centre toll free line (AU: 1800 
698 502, NZ: 0800 637 546).
If issues can’t be resolved over the phone, you can:
• remove and return Unit, and send the Unit freight paid to our Service Centre 
or:
• return the Unit to the point of purchase for further warranty assistance.
Once the problem has been diagnosed, subject to your rights under the 
applicable Australian and New Zealand consumer protection laws with respect 
to major failures, HomEnrty will provide you with, at their discretion:
• a replacement Unit 
or
• repairs to the opener, HomEntry will furnish replacement parts free of charge if 
non electrical.-
Repairs and replacement parts provided under this HomEntry Warranty is 
provided free of charge and is warranted for the remaining portion of the original 
warranty period. 
This HomEntry Warranty provides benefits which are in addition to your other 
rights and remedies as a consumer.

Exclusions -- what voids the warranty

If our service centre determines that a warranty claim has been made in respect 
of a failure or defect arising under or out of any exclusion detailed below such 
that the claim is not covered under this HomEntry Warranty, we may, subject to 

your other rights and remedies as a consumer, charge you a fee to repair, replace  and/
or return the Unit to you. This HomEntry Warranty does not cover any failure of, or defect 
in, the Unit due to: 
1  non-compliance with the instructions regarding specifications, installation, 
    operation, maintenance and testing of the Unit or of any product with which the Unit is   
    used; 
2  any attempt by a person other than a Professional Dealer to repair, dismantle, reinstall  
    or move the Unit to another location once it has been installed;
3  tampering, neglect, abuse, wear and tear, accident, electrical storm, 
    excessive use or conditions other than normal domestic use; 
4  problems with, or relating to, the garage door or garage door hardware, 
    including but not limited to the door springs, door rollers, door alignment or hinges;  
5  problems caused by electrical faults or replacement of batteries or light bulbs, blown   
    fuses, electrical surges, power surges or power strikes, fire, flood, rain, water, lightning 
    or storms;
6  water or moisture ingress that causes corrosion or electrical malfunction; 7  corrosion  
    caused by sea air if located near a waterway, beach etc;  
8  fitment to a commercial door or in a commercial operating application, 
    installation of a residential garage door opener in a commercial or industrial premises 
    other than a single-family dwelling. 
9  lack of proper maintenance, service or care of the door and Unit; 
10 any unauthorised modification to the Unit; or 
11 damage caused by insects, pests or other after sale damage caused by events or  
    accidents outside Chamberlain’s reasonable control and not arising under normal and   
    standard operating conditions.
NB: A General Purpose Outlet (GPO) ie: power point must be supplied by the consumer 
as this electrical fitting does not form a part of the Unit (opener). If this HomEntry 
Warranty does not apply, you may have rights available to you under the Australian and 
New Zealand consumer protection laws.

Accessories  Warranty:

 

Accessories supplied with the Unit are warranted for 12 months from the date of 
installation. 

Liability – Australia only

 

Except as set out in the Australian Consumer Law (being Schedule 2 of the Competition 
and Consumer Act 2010) (as amended, consolidated or replaced):  
1  all other guarantees, warranties and representations in relation to the Unit or its supply  
    are excluded to the extent that HomEntry can lawfully exclude them; and 
2  under no circumstances will HomEntry be liable for consequential, incidental or special 
    damages arising in connection with the use, or inability to use, the Unit, other than 
those 
    which were reasonably foreseeable as liable to result from the failure.

Liability – New Zealand only

 

Except as set out in the Fair Trading Act 1986 and the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 
(as amended, consolidated or replaced):  
1  all other guarantees, warranties and representations in relation to the Unit or its supply 
    are excluded to the extent that HomEntry can lawfully exclude them; and 
2  under no circumstances will HomEntry be liable for consequential, incidental or special 
    damages arising in connection with the use, or inability to use, the Unit, other than 
    those which were reasonably foreseable as liable to result from the failure.

Note: We request that you retain your sales docket or invoice as  proof-of-
purchase and attach it to this manual to enable you to  establish the date of 
purchase in the unlikely event of a  warranty  service being required. HomEntry 
reserves the right to  change  the design and specifications of the Unit without 
prior notification.  Some features or accessories of the Unit may not be available  
in  certain markets or areas. Please check with your distributor.
HomEntry contact details

Australia 

 

Phone toll free 1800 698 502

Website www.homentry.com.au 

New Zealand 

 

Phone toll free 0800 637 546  
Website www.homentry.co.nz

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Summary of Contents for HESD01

Page 1: ...HESD01 Sectional Garage Door Opener Installation and Operating Instructions This manual includes IMPORTANT SAFETY information DO NOT PERFORM THE INSTALLATION BEFORE READING THE GUIDE THOROUGHLY ...

Page 2: ...om of the door is over 400 N 40 kgf Excessive force will interfere with the proper operation of the safety reverse system or damage the garage door Installers must ensure that the doors are installed in a compliant manner as per AS NZS 60335 2 95 After installation ensure that the parts of the door do not extend over public footpaths or roads Install the wireless wall control or any additional wal...

Page 3: ...irely by its springs Raise and lower the door to see if there is any binding or sticking 20 kgf is the absolute maximum allowable force to raise or lower the door in any position If your door binds sticks or is out of balance call a trained door technician DOOR TYPES A Sectional Door with curved track To suit spring balanced Residential Sectional doors Maxx door area up to 10 5m2 Max door weight 6...

Page 4: ... H LY N2966 N2966 N2966 N2966 g o m e rlin c o m a u g o m e rlin c o n z Manual 12 114A3361 For Service Call Installation Date 132A2900 RISK OF ENTRAPMENT Repeat Safety Reverse Test monthly Door must reverse on contact with a 40mm obstacle placed on the floor Make necessary adjustments AUTOMATIC DRIVE Keep away from the area of the door since it may operate unexpectedly EMERGENCY RELEASE To relea...

Page 5: ...3 x 18 mm Sections 10 16 10 Wallplug 8mm Section 15 COMPLETED INSTALLATION 6 As you proceed with the assembly installation and adjustment procedures in this manual you may find it helpful to refer back to this illustration of a completed installation 1 Lintel bracket 2 Chain hidden 3 Rail 4 Trolley 5 Rail connecting piece 6 Rail bracket 7 Hanging bracket 8 Power cord 9 Opener 10 Manual release rop...

Page 6: ...Ds 1 Remote Control Indicator 2 Program DOWN indicator Door Operating Passpoint indicator 3 Program UP indicator NO FUNCTION POLARITY COMMENT 1 Push button ve Dry contact input for push button wired wall controls 2 Common ve Common terminal for push button and obstruction detecton beams 2 Coomon ve Common terminal for push button and obstruction detecton beams 3 IR Sensor ve Obstruction detection ...

Page 7: ...ing pieces bend the sheet metal lugs outwards with a suitable tool The assembly of the rail is complete TIGHTEN THE CHAIN 9 Note The spring must be able to compress and bounce during operation Final tensioning can be performed after installation if necessary Over tightening the chain may overload the system and cause excessive wear 1 Remove the transport lock X and ensure the chain is seated on th...

Page 8: ...BRACKET 12 NOTE Refer to vertical centre and horizontal lines created in the previous section for proper placement of header bracket A Wall mount centre the lintel bracket 1 on the vertical centre line 2 with the bottom edge of the lintel bracket on the horizontal line 4 with the arrow pointing toward the ceiling Mark all of the lintel bracket holes 5 Drill 4 5 mm 3 16 pilot holes and fasten the l...

Page 9: ...NAL DOOR You will need a 50 mm piece of timber or similar spacer to gauge the distance between door and rail 1 Raise the opener onto support 2 Open the door completely place a 50 mm spacer between the door and the rail as shown 3 The final positioning of the rail should be relatively parallel to the horizontal door panels Rail Door 50 mm spacer should be used to determine the correct mounting posi...

Page 10: ...er below the ceiling fig 3 bend the hanging brackets provided and secure to both the ceiling and the rail bracket 4 Check the opener is securely centred over the door Remove the 50 mm spacer and any other assembly tools Operate the door manually and check for unrestricted operation A fig 1 fig 2 fig 3 fig 4 X FASTEN DOOR TO BRACKET 16 The door bracket must be securely fastened to the frame or a st...

Page 11: ... be extended Attach the manual release Instruction Label to the cord as indicated in fig 1 DO NOT USE THE RED HANDLE TO OPEN AND CLOSE THE DOOR To operate the Manual Release The door should be fully closed if possible 1 The door should be fully closed if possible 2 Pull and hold the manual release rope down fig A at the same time lift the door slightly fig B This will disengage the door from the t...

Page 12: ...esired DOWN position The and buttons can be used to move the door UP and DOWN if required 6 Press and release the P button to set the DOWN limit At this point the opener will operate a complete cycle AUTOMATICALLY This will set the force of the motor all LED indicators will be off after this operation LIMITS AND FORCE ARE NOW SET Without a properly installed safety reversal system persons particul...

Page 13: ...repeat safety reverse test When the door reverses off the 40 mm obstacle remove the obstacle and run the opener through a complete travel cycle Door must not reverse in closed position If it does repeat Program the Limits and Force then repeat safety reverse test The safety reverse system test is important Garage door must reverse on contact with a 40 mm obstacle laid flat on the floor Failure to ...

Page 14: ... holes and install the brackets with wall plugs and screws provided Ensure they do not obstruct the door movement Wiring Process Align the sensors to face each other and tighten if necessary The wiring should exit from the bottom of the housing to maintain the correct IP rating and continued operation One sensor is a Sending Eye the other is a Receiving Eye Try to avoid positioning these in direct...

Page 15: ...rly check and adjust if necessary to ensure that the door reverses when it touches a 50 mm high object that is placed on the floor fr ATTENTION Risque d écrasement Vérifier régulièrement et eégler si nécessaire pour s assurer que la porte inverse son mouvement lorsqu elle rencontre un objet de 50 mm de haut placé sur le sol 114A3361 For Service Call Installation Date 3 132A2900 RISK OF ENTRAPMENT ...

Page 16: ...ener light flashes LED 1 It has learnt the code If you release the remote control push button before the opener light flashes the opener has not learnt the code Now the opener will operate when the remote control push button is pressed To Erase all Remote Control Codes 1 Press and Hold the S button on the opener until the indicator LED 1 goes ON and continue holding for approx 8 seconds until the ...

Page 17: ...hen the opener is activated Lights will turn off automatically after 2 1 2 minutes CARE OF YOUR OPENER 25 Once a Month Manually operate door If it is unbalanced or binding call a qualified door technician Check to be sure door opens closes fully Adjust limits and or force if necessary Repeat the safety reverse test Make any necessary adjustments Once a Year Lightly grease the belt and inside the r...

Page 18: ...ging Weight Receiver Memory Registers Operating Frequency 220 240 Vac 50 60 Hz 475 N 80 Watt 4 Nm 60 kg 15 kg Sectional door 10 5m2 DC gearmotor permanent lubrication 54 db at 1 metre Chain with one piece troley on steel rail 2 2 m 8 LEDs 3 min Adjustable door arm Pull cord trolley release Push button stop in UP and DOWN direction Automatic safety reverse in both UP and DOWN direction Automatic fo...

Page 19: ...imit adjustments 7 Door opens but won t close Check The Protector System IR Beams if you have installed this accessory If the light on The Protector System IR Beams are flashing correct the alignment If opener light does not flash and it is a new installation repeat Programming the Travel Limits Repeat the safety reverse test after the adjustment is complete 8 Opener strains Door may be unbalanced...

Page 20: ... remedies as a consumer charge you a fee to repair replace and or return the Unit to you This HomEntry Warranty does not cover any failure of or defect in the Unit due to 1 non compliance with the instructions regarding specifications installation operation maintenance and testing of the Unit or of any product with which the Unit is used 2 any attempt by a person other than a Professional Dealer t...

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