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Chapter 3: Mechanical Installation 

 

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4. 

Route photo eye cables up the side guides using pre-attached clips to secure cable from 
getting damaged.

 

5. 

Route side opposite cable, through side plate, along horizontal profile, and through other 
side plate

 

 

It is much easier to route these cables when you are at step 5 of the 

3.1.2 

Assemble the Door

 section of this manual. If attempting this method, 

ensure cable does not come free on install and get damaged or pinched. 

6. 

Temporarily leave both excesses of cable by the motor for the electrician/electrical body 
to route to control box.

 

 

 

If more than one pair of photo eye is used, do not install two transmitters on 
the same side. 

 

 

Make sure eyes are free of dirt and are properly aligned for proper operation. 

 

3.6. Install  covers 

Install covers in the manor that they were taken off during the unpacking stage of the install.  
Assure all fasteners are installed and tightened. Limit the torque of drills and impacts, as to not to 
strip threads on guides or cover fasteners. 

 

Do not attach activations or add-ons to drum cover, fasteners piercing 
cover have the potential to damage curtain material. 

 

Do not attach activations or add-ons to counter weight cover, fasteners 
piercing cover will disrupt or bind the travel of the counter weight. Damage 
will occur to the door.  

3.7. Door Limit Position 

The door Limits are positions that the door will stop at both in the OPEN and CLOSE position. 

The OPEN position should be set so that the last tooth of the retaining zipper is above the 
reintroduction point by 1 ½”. 

The CLOSE position should be such that the retaining zippers edge is just making contact with 
the floor. See Figure 3-16. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for RapidCoil RC300 Series

Page 1: ...Te Rapi ech dCoil hnic Series cal RC300 l M 0 RC3 an 300HD ual...

Page 2: ...produced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical or by any information storage or retrieval system without permission in writing from the publisher RC300 and RC300HD are re...

Page 3: ...7 2 2 5 RC 300HD EN Standards 7 2 3 Space requirements 8 2 2 6 RC300 RC300HD 8 2 2 7 Fore frame 8 2 2 8 Mounting details 9 Chapter 3 Mechanical Installation 11 3 1 Door Installation 11 3 1 1 Introduct...

Page 4: ...22 3 5 Mount the Control Box and Photo Eyes 23 Figure 3 16 Photo Eyes 23 3 6 Install covers 24 3 7 Door Limit Position 24 3 8 Manual Operation 26 3 1 3 Optional manual operation 27 Chapter 4 29 Lubri...

Page 5: ...ty or Lookout for Forklifts Note indicates a related comment or instruction in the manual 1 1 2 Installation Precautions Only certified RAYNOR door installers may install RAYNOR doors Always use prope...

Page 6: ...ollow the precautions listed below All electrical parts used to install or repair RAYNOR doors must be UL approved Lockout and tag electrical components in accordance with OSHA regulations and approve...

Page 7: ...following tools to complete the installation of your RAYNOR door successfully Water Level Threaded Rod 2 Ladders Universal Pliers Wire Stripper Allen Wrenches Metric US 3 Clamps Fork Lift Screwdriver...

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Page 9: ...H 18 0 Standard Opening Speed 4 per sec Optional Opening Speed Up to 8 per sec size dependent Standard Closing speed 4 per sec Operation Driven door no ballasts Door post 3 1 8 x 1 9 16 x 1 8 Galvani...

Page 10: ...ity and determines at what wind pressure the door remains water tight Example Class 1 Water tight up to 30 Pa 63psf of pressure At higher pressure water enters through the door Refer to Chart 2 1 for...

Page 11: ...2605 Pass Unintended Movements EN 12604 EN 12605 Pass Thermal Resistance EN 12428 EN 12428 6 02 W m K Performance Cycles EN 12604 EN 12605 1 000 000 The indicated class for Wind Resistance applies for...

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Page 28: ...and are properly aligned for proper operation 3 6 Install covers Install covers in the manor that they were taken off during the unpacking stage of the install Assure all fasteners are installed and t...

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Page 33: ...er applied and limits properly set place door in the open position and press in the E stop Make sure no dirt debris or dust from the installation is in the inner guide or on the zipper teeth of the cu...

Page 34: ...door w any excess D ance Figure 4 re lubed dep when teeth loo Picture DFLS 406 bui DOC S05 4 2 Spreadin ress E stop a ok properly lu 4 3 Grease ilt up at bottom 508 1R14 IME ng the greas and cycle doo...

Page 35: ...Stop cycling door when teeth look properly lubed See Figure 4 3 7 Clean any excess DFLS 406 built up at bottom and top of guide 8 Put door back in operation Do not over lube the door Excessive lube i...

Page 36: ...lubrication intervals yearly 50 000 100 000 Clean controlled conditions 1 50 000 100 000 Harsh dirty hot or cold conditions 1 2 100 000 500 000 Clean controlled conditions 2 3 100 000 500 000 Harsh di...

Page 37: ...ush button o Rotary disconnect Repair as needed Timers Test each timer for adequate times to allow for proper door operation and traffic flow Adjust timers as needed refer to RAYNOR Electrical Manual...

Page 38: ...gainst the head unit and are free of damage Make sure Motor Fan is present and working properly Verify there are no leaks present on reduction Verify keyway for manual operation is free from damage Re...

Page 39: ...e 23 Conduit 23 Control box 23 Counterweight 21 22 Curtain 14 19 21 E Electrical 2 F Forklift 1 15 Forklift operators 1 Frequency inverter 2 H Hazards 1 I Installation 1 M Maintenance 2 Motor 23 O Ope...

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