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Part No 4801-5154 Rev 01-2017

RS-500/600 Series Doors

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Door Replacement Parts and Accessories

RollSeal Parts, and Accessories

Part Number

Description

Notes

Cable and Harness Assemblies

1903-3053

HRNS RS-500 and RS-600 DC

1903-3016

HRNS RS-500 and RS-600 AC

1903-3064

HRNS RS-500 DC (Short)

1903-3063

HRNS RS-500 and RS-600 AC (Short)

1902-4701

Drive Cable Assembly

Encoder

6407-1565 Encoder

Board

6421-1404 Encoder

Assembly

6450-2008 Encoder

Bracket

Kit

Safety Beam

6421-9040

Emitter (motor side)

6421-9041 Receiver

Door Switches

1903-3050 Safety

Switch

1903-3051

Leading Edge Switch

1903-3052 Home

Switch

Door Replacement Parts

0401-7728

Leading Edge Switch Bracket

Power Supply and BackUp Units

3595-0109

Power BackUp 115 VAC

6607-8200

Accessory Power Unit 12VDC 4.5A

6607-8201

Accessory Power Unit 12VDC 1A

6607-8202

Battery BackUp 230VAC 850VA

6607-8203

Battery BackUp 115VAC

Motion Detectors and Sensors

3595-0108 Falcon

3595-0103

3595-0006 Falcon

3595-0104

3595-0127 Falcon

IS40

3595-0125 IRIS

3595-0110 Matrix2

Terminal Blocks

3006-5076

2 Position Terminal Block

3006-5077

3 Position Terminal Block

3006-5078

4 Position Terminal Block

3006-5079

5 Position Terminal Block

3006-2984

2 Pin Mini Jumper

Summary of Contents for RS-500 Series

Page 1: ...Part No 4801 5154 Rev 01 2017 Owners Manual RS 500 600 Doors 1 2 7 3 4 RS 500 600 Series Doors Installation Manual RollSeal 1733 County Road 68 Bremen Alabama 35033 256 287 7000 ...

Page 2: ...Sensor Connectors Brother Motor Option Only 22 13 8 Fastening Door Assembly to Clear Opening 22 14 Manaras Motor Mounting to RS 500 600 Series Doors 24 15 Manaras Manual Operation 26 16 Manaras Motor Operation 27 16 1 Adjustment of Limit Switches 28 17 Wiring Options to the Manaras Operator Terminal Block 29 17 1 Wiring Switches 29 17 2 Two 2 Position Switch 29 17 3 Three 3 Position Switch 30 17 4...

Page 3: ...7 32 3 Egress Buzzer Optional Feature 47 32 4 Soft Tension Pipes Optional Feature 47 32 5 Impact Resistant Tension Pipes Optional Feature 47 33 Emergency Egress Optional Feature 48 33 1 Installation 48 33 2 Exiting Opening The Door 48 33 3 Resetting Closing The Door 49 34 Egress Strap Removal Re Installation 50 34 1 Removal 50 34 2 Installation 50 35 Removing and Replacing Floating Magnets or Velc...

Page 4: ...iring Should Be In Accordance with National Electrical Codes Or Other Local Codes Warning The Installer Is Responsible For Complying With All Relevant Regulations Such As National Wiring Regulations And Accident Prevention Regulations Particular Attention Must Be Given To The Cross sectional Areas Of Conductors The Selection Of Fuses Or Other Protection And Protective Earth Ground Connections Warn...

Page 5: ... power until instructed to do so 3 Locate the control station a within sight of the door b at a minimum height of 5 feet so small children cannot reach it and c away from all moving parts of the door Remove all ropes and remove or make inoperative all locks connected to the garage door before installing opener 4 For products having a manual release instruct the end user on the operation of the man...

Page 6: ... DOORS PROPERLY OPERATING AND BALANCED See Door Manufacturer s Owner s Manual An improperly operating or balanced door can cause severe injury or death Have trained door systems technician make repairs to cables spring assemblies and other hardware 7 Install the Entrapment Warning label next to the control button in a prominent location Install the Emergency Release Marking Attach the marking on o...

Page 7: ...promenade en voiture peuvent résulter dans la mort Wle henever la promenade en voiture a été utilisé il doit être isolé et détaché pendant 5 procès avant que tout travail commence Danger Seulement familier électrique de personnel qualifié avec la construction et opération de cet équipement et les hasards ont enveloppé devoir installer arranger et ou la révision cet équipement R ead et comprendre c...

Page 8: ...télécommande où a fourni loin des enfants 3 Le personnel devrait garder loin une porte dans mouvement et subsistance la porte en mouvement dans vue jusqu à est complètement fermé ou avoir ouvert CES AUCUNS DOIVENT CROISER LE CHEMIN D UNE PORTE EN MOUVEMENT 4 Éprouvez les traits de sécurité de la porte au moins une fois par mois Après qu arrangeant la vitesse ou la fin de course retest les traits d...

Page 9: ...te the manufacturer that appears below directed to the attention of Customer Service Manager This limited warranty is expressly in lieu of any and all representations and warranties expressed or implied including any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose The remedy set forth in this limited warranty shall be the exclusive remedy available to any person No person h...

Page 10: ...perator Voltage Selection 1 2 HP Single Phase 115V 8 6 amp 230V 4 1 amp 1 2 HP 3 Phase 208V 2 2 amp 460V 1 1 amp 1 HP Single Phase 115V 13 4 amp 230V 6 7 amp 1 HP 3 Phase 208V 3 4 amp 460V 1 7 amp RS 500 with Brother Motor Controller Standard Input Voltage 115VAC Must request 230VAC RS 600 with Brother Motor Controller Standard Input Voltage 230VAC Operator Options Remote receiver and transmitters...

Page 11: ...Part No 4801 5154 Rev 01 2017 RS 500 600 Series Doors Page 11 6 Operator Options NSF Certified Doors are equipped with Left mount Brother operators Smart Controller and Magnetic Track Sealing System ...

Page 12: ...t Voltage Switch Jumper 115 VAC 230 VAC Switch Warning Wires with Conduit N A Switch Wiring Option Optional Condensation Management System DOOR MOTOR 230 VAC Three Phase hp CONDENSATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CMS Voltage Rating 230 VAC 10 50 60 Hz Blower 135 Watt Heater 1200 Watt Total Current 6 0 A 230 VAC Typical 9 0 A 230 VAC Max RS 600 Doors Part Number 6607 8100 6607 8101 6607 8102 6607 8103 Model...

Page 13: ...ormal size chain 2 collars and 2 sprockets 1 size 50 12 and 1 50 23 8 Ratings and Specifications RS 500 600 Series Manaras Motor Motor must be mounted and wired utilizing instructions in this manual and the MANARAS installation and Instruction Manual RS 600 Series Motor Rating 1 HP 115V Single Phase 13 4 amp 230V Single Phase 6 7 amp 208V 3 Phase 3 4 amp 460V 3 Phase 1 7 amp RS 500 Series Motor Ra...

Page 14: ...E 1 RS 500 Door Standard Dimensions WIDTH Related Dimensions HEIGHT Related Dimensions RS 500 Door Width A D E In cm In cm In cm 4 W 48 122 64 3 8 164 82 5 16 209 5 W 60 152 76 3 8 194 94 5 16 240 6 W 72 183 88 3 8 225 106 5 16 270 6 6 W 78 198 94 3 8 240 112 5 16 286 7 W 84 213 100 3 8 255 118 5 16 301 8 W 96 244 112 3 8 285 130 5 16 331 9 W 108 274 124 3 8 316 142 5 16 362 10 W 120 305 136 3 8 3...

Page 15: ...dard Dimensions WIDTH Related Dimensions HEIGHT Related Dimensions RS 600 Door Width A D E In cm In cm In cm 4 W 48 122 64 3 8 164 82 5 16 209 5 W 60 152 76 3 8 194 94 5 16 240 6 W 72 183 88 3 8 225 106 5 16 270 6 6 W 78 198 94 3 8 240 112 5 16 286 7 W 84 213 100 3 8 255 118 5 16 301 8 W 96 244 112 3 8 285 130 5 16 331 9 W 108 274 124 3 8 316 142 5 16 362 10 W 120 305 136 3 8 346 154 5 16 392 11 W...

Page 16: ...h Controller WIDTH Related Dimensions HEIGHT Related Dimensions RS 600 Door Width A D E In cm In Cm In cm 4 W 48 122 77 1 2 197 82 7 16 209 5 W 60 152 89 1 2 227 94 7 16 240 6 W 72 183 101 1 2 258 106 7 16 270 6 6 W 78 198 107 1 2 273 112 7 16 286 7 W 84 213 113 1 2 288 118 7 16 301 8 W 96 244 125 1 2 319 130 7 16 331 9 W 108 274 137 1 2 349 142 7 16 362 10 W 120 305 149 1 2 380 154 7 16 392 11 W ...

Page 17: ... Door with Freezer Kit Dimensions WIDTH Related Dimensions HEIGHT Related Dimensions RS 600 Door Width A D E In cm In Cm In cm 4 W 48 122 77 1 2 197 82 7 16 209 5 W 60 152 89 1 2 227 94 7 16 240 6 W 72 183 101 1 2 258 106 7 16 270 6 6 W 78 198 107 1 2 273 112 7 16 286 7 W 84 213 113 1 2 288 118 7 16 301 8 W 96 244 125 1 2 319 130 7 16 331 9 W 108 274 137 1 2 349 142 7 16 362 10 W 120 305 149 1 2 3...

Page 18: ... the clear opening for the door size that you are installing This gives the required dimensions of the clear opening If necessary adjust the dimensions of the mounting posts or framing members to the height and width of your RS 500 600 series door system as shown Refer to Section 13 4 Page 19 Diagram 13A for details of attaching door to framing members Framing material must provide suitable suppor...

Page 19: ...13A 1 Make sure that door assembly is plumb square 2 The top unit has a top flange and a bottom flange Make sure these flanges overlap framing 3 The vertical members have inner flanges and outer flanges The inner and outer flanges have pre drilled holes that serve as attachment points Make sure the outer flanges overlap framing 4 When door is raised in front of clear opening Section 13 8 Page 22 D...

Page 20: ...low 1 Arrange the Top and Bottom Tracks so that they can be assembled See Diagram 13B 2 Slide the Bottom Track into the Top Track so that the Tracks butt together on the Splice Bracket and Splice Plate See Diagram 13C 3 Note that the Tracks butt together inside the Track Bracket and butt together on top of the Track Plate 4 Bolt the Tracks together Check that ALL bolts in the Splice Bracket and Sp...

Page 21: ...ntal Member U shaped plate Plate fits inside vertical member Slide vertical member over U shaped plate Vertical Member Clear Opening At this end of members 3 8 x 1 Bolts nuts On each end of the horizontal member is a U shaped plate that fits inside each vertical member The U shaped plate has four bolt holes two on the inside and two on the outside flanges that match bolt holes in the vertical memb...

Page 22: ...oto eye replacement and troubleshooting purposes 3 Plug connectors together Make sure connectors interlock 4 Repeat for both infrared detectors 5 Cable ties and adhesive mounts are supplied to secure wire to the inside of tracks Diagram 13E 13 8 Fastening Door Assembly to Clear Opening Diagram 13F 1 Use a tape measure and make sure that the overall height and overall width of the clear opening mee...

Page 23: ...e door assembly flush against faces of framing boards or posts 7 Fasten Tek screws in steel or lag screws in wood through the flanges on sides of door assembly Securely tighten all screws 8 On the lower and upper flanges of the horizontal member there are attachment points for fastening screws Fasten Tek screws in steel or lag screws in wood through the holes This secures the top of the door to th...

Page 24: ...tailed information on mounting wiring and operating the Manaras refer to the Manaras Installation and Instruction Manual provided with the door Sprockets are mounted as follows on RS 500 600 Series Doors Size 50 12 small goes on the door Size 50 23 large goes on the motor See drawing below NOTE Manaras GH Operator can be mounted in its normal upright position for all options However it may be nece...

Page 25: ...2 sprockets 1 size 50 12 and 1 50 23 POSITION 2 and 4 GH Motor mounted right side Parts required Normal size spreader bar normal size chain 2 collars and 2 sprockets 1 size 50 12 and 1 50 23 NOTE For Front mounted operators refer to RollSeal Insert 4802 6501 RS 500 600 Series Manaras Motor Installation using the front motor mount plate Diagram is provided with front mounted doors ...

Page 26: ...function The automatic emergency chain hoist disconnect mechanism is provided in order to operate the door manually A floor level disconnect is not required In one simple step and by pulling the hand chain in the desired direction the following operations may be successfully completed Warning Do not attempt to manually operate the door while the operator is running Do not attempt to manually force...

Page 27: ...N If Chain Is Released Door Will Drop With Rapid Motion Injury May Occur If Chain Is Released Do not remove the cable tie securing the chain to the chain guide until after the chain bracket is completely installed and the chain is secure Remove and discard the cable tie securing the chain to the chain guide prior to manual operation Warning Do not remove the cable ties from around the door head un...

Page 28: ...the Open Position cam until the lever activates the Open limit switch sufficiently so as to hear the switch click 5 Release and engage the retaining bracket Make sure that the bracket engages in the slots of both limit cams after each adjustment 6 Manually lower the door to a nearly closed position and repeat steps 3 through 5 with the Close Position cam 7 Upon completion of all wiring connections...

Page 29: ...elective coding of a four number series Once the programmed series of numbers is received in their set order a relay closes and completes a circuit Card Reader A magnetic mechanical device which accepts sealed and coded cards The cards trigger magnets to rise in the cartridge head releasing a lock mechanism which allows a deeper insertion of the card The card then contacts a switch that closes the...

Page 30: ...Page 30 RS 500 600 Series Doors Part No 4801 5154 Rev 01 2017 17 3 Three 3 Position Switch 17 4 Three 3 Position Switch With Key Lock ...

Page 31: ...Part No 4801 5154 Rev 01 2017 RS 500 600 Series Doors Page 31 17 5 BEA Receiver ...

Page 32: ...hoist once door is secured to wall The Safety Bracket on the opposite side should only be removed after the hoist is installed Removal of both Safety Brackets without hoist installed can cause serious injury or damage 18 1 Chain Hoist Installation 18 1 1 Removal of the First Safety Bracket 1 Remove cable tie and tag Not shown below 2 Remove the shaft locking hardware See Diagram 18A Detail B Item ...

Page 33: ...vided 7 Securely attach Catch Bracket to wall with self tapping screws provided 8 Securely hook chain into Catch Bracket as shown below Chain Hoist 18 1 3 Removal of Second Safety Bracket After Hoist Is Installed and Secured 1 Remove cable tie and tag Not shown 2 Remove the shaft locking hardware See Diagram 18A Detail B Item 1 3 Remove the two bolts holding Safety Bracket to Head Unit See Diagram...

Page 34: ...n door is fully raised securely hook chain into Catch bracket as shown in Chain Hoist Instructions 3 To Close Lower door securely hold chain Unhook chain from bracket Gradually close door Caution NEVER RELEASE CHAIN WHILE DOOR IS BEING RAISED OR LOWERED You must maintain tension on chain while door is lowered to prevent rapid drop closing of the door ...

Page 35: ...ual for Brother Operator wiring 20 Installation of RS 500 600 Series Doors Freezer Kit Installation of a RS 500 600 series Automatic Freezer Door involves connecting to the Smart Controller SC 325 or SC 650 that connects to the AC power the door motor the Up Down button and the safety beam plus connecting the Condensation Management System CMS Unit and associated duct work Other accessories can be...

Page 36: ... read and understand all instructions in this manual before beginning installation After the door has been assembled and attached to the door framing per instructions in Section 13 Page 18 of this manual it is necessary to install the Condensation Management System CMS and ducts to complete the freezer door installation 21 Installation of Condensation Management System and Ducts Install the Conden...

Page 37: ...al Connections for RS 500 600 Cooler Door The Cooler Setup is designed to enable door installers to completely install and test door operation Electrician is still required to connect power to door but all switch and interface connections are made to be pluggable for ease of installation 23 2 Connection of Controller to Head Unit 1 Mount controller at desired location within 3 of junction box on H...

Page 38: ...h Cooler Wall to run Inside Switch out to connect to Outside Switch 4 Route Inside Switch Harness through hole and connect to bottom of Outside Switch with CPC 5 Mount Inside Switch in desired location Note Cover removed for mounting 6 Install Conduit Straps on conduit as required Mount a strap close to CPC connection to prevent tampering Insure conduit is run in a way to prevent moisture from run...

Page 39: ...actory 6 Depress the Mode button again PS3 Set Closed Limit will be displayed 7 The door will proceed to the closed limit and then stop Once door stops adjust this limit using the Up or Down buttons until the close limit is satisfactory 8 Depress the Mode button again and the controller will exit the programming mode and return to displaying the actual position 4 Press Open button on Outside Switc...

Page 40: ...s of hook loop or magnetic strips along the edges of the door curtain and vertical members 24 1 Operation of a Standard RS 500 600 Series Door 1 Depress Open switch button mounted on the wall Door curtain will roll up to open position and find HOME position and drop some to the set upper limit If door was wired for timer it will count down from set delay and close on its own If not on wired on tim...

Page 41: ...ds P2 Acceleration Range P3 Deceleration Range P4 Door Interlock 0 Off or Optional Door Motion Light s Buzzer s 1 Sequential Interlock 2 Passive Interlock 3 Freezer Mode No Interlock P7 Refresh Door Limits P10 Service Cycle Reset 0 No 1 Yes P11 Service Reminder Cycles x 100 P12 Input Status PS1 Set Limits PS2 Set Open Limit PS3 Set Close Limit 25 Limit Switches There are three limit switches locat...

Page 42: ...teps 1 Locate brake lever at bottom of motor See diagram below 2 Carefully release brake by flipping lever down CAUTION Curtain will drop when brake is released If door is CLOSED door curtain lowered perform the following steps 1 Turn power off to the controller 2 Locate brake lever at bottom of motor 3 Carefully release brake by flipping lever down 4 Motor shaft is accessible from bottom of motor...

Page 43: ... Follow instructions to adjust brake 1 Close door curtain to fully lowered position 2 Engage Brake lever 3 Disconnect electrical power to motor 4 Remove four Phillips screws A 5 Remove cover B 6 Straighten the bent tab C of spider nut 7 Tighten spider nut C snuggly against blower wheel Make sure a tab of spider nut is aligned with a notch in the shaft 8 Bend tab C upward into notch of shaft 9 Repl...

Page 44: ...e panel panel facing the inside of building is attached to the back plate 2 The center panel is attached to the roller 3 The outside panel facing the outside of building is attached to the front bar Adjustments are made to the inside panel and or the outside panel NOTE The door must be in the closed position for panel adjustments Ensure the panels are not damaged while removing or reinstalling the...

Page 45: ...ttached to the yellow strap The front outer pipe will always hang lower than the back inside pipe NOTE Failure to install properly could result in door sticking up 8 Slide the 2 tension pipes out of their respective pockets Remove the panel curtain away from the door You are now ready to install the new panel curtain 30 Installation of Replacement Panel 1 Place the new panel in front of the door o...

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Page 47: ...eature The Emergency Egress feature provides a simple and convenient way to open door in emergency situation from inside the cooler should the door motor become inoperative due to a power failure or other conditions The Emergency Egress Strap is located at center top of door The door is opened by using the Emergency Egress Tool to hook D Ring and pull strap down Strap may be pulled by hand also As...

Page 48: ... a means of attaching the egress hook to a location on the wall to prevent loss of the egress hook This tether provides up to eight feet of cable It can be mounted anywhere necessary to allow reach hook and pull of the Egress D ring The tether can be used on doors up to 10 x 10 Attach the Tether with four 4 phillips screws 1004 2068 33 2 Exiting Opening The Door 1 Remove Emergency Egress Tool from...

Page 49: ...radually feed strap through Cam Buckle until door is closed at bottom and D ring is in the position shown in Diagram 33E 4 Return Emergency Egress Tool to retainer for future use 5 Cycle the door up and down in normal operating mode to ensure proper re setting of the door Adjust if necessary Door should now function normally Diagram 33E CAUTION When the Cam Buckle is released the door will rapidly...

Page 50: ...oller assembly at the top center of the door where the original strap came into the curtain area from the inside cooler freezer area Use anything with some stiffness banding material and feed the stiff item through the roller and down through the slot located in the inside cooler freezer area and tape or tie it to the small loop not the D ring of the yellow strap Gently pull it through the hole an...

Page 51: ...n the door to its upper limit It will be necessary to raise the panel as high as it will go into the head unit Refer to the appropriate Operator Manual 4801 5156 RollSeal SC 325 SC 650 Controller Manual or the Manaras Installation and Instruction Manual This will make it easier for you to remove and re install the Floating Magnets or Velcro and PIM Plate Assemblies from the left and right side tra...

Page 52: ... and Diagram 35C Note NSF Certified doors are equipped with a black rubber boot that covers the PIM bolts Remove the black rubber boots to access the PIM nuts Place the boots in a secure location for they must be replaced onto the PIM bolts after the Floating has been replaced Diagram 35B Diagram 35C Squeeze the floating around the PIM Plate and pull the PIM plate assembly and floating out away fr...

Page 53: ...h the first PIM bolt insert it and then move to the other end slightly lifting the PIM plate in a bend to insert the PIM bolt at that end Diagram 35F Lay the assembly back down on the floor flat This will slightly pull the material allowing the remaining holes to align properly Proceed to insert the rest of the PIM bolts in their proper holes Repeat the same steps for installing the floating to PI...

Page 54: ...en until all bolts have been installed After all of the PIM bolts have been installed tighten the nuts pulling the PIM plate firmly against the track Error Reference source not found Diagram 35G Diagram 35H Warning Do not over tighten Note NSF Certified doors are equipped with a black rubber boot that covers the PIM bolts Replace the black rubber boots on the PIM bolts that were removed in Step 4 ...

Page 55: ...e upper limits to turn off the safety switch and allow normal operation Diagram 35I Refer to the appropriate Operator Manual 4801 5156 RollSeal SC 325 SC 650 Controller Manual or the Manaras Installation and Instruction Manual 7 Restore power to the door 8 OPEN and CLOSE the door several times to ensure smooth operation and proper setting of upper and lower limits Diagram 35I ...

Page 56: ...eries Door Wiring Diagram Brother Motor Only See Page 57 See Page 57 NOTE If your serial comes after 0010156 the wiring diagram changes from Blue w White Stripe changes from T8 T2 to now use T9 T3 The Blue w White Stripe now uses T8 T2 WARNING Head Unit Must Be Properly Grounded ...

Page 57: ...Part No 4801 5154 Rev 01 2017 RS 500 600 Series Doors Page 57 37 RollSeal Smart Controller Wiring Diagram Brother Motor Only See Page 51 See Page 51 ...

Page 58: ...Page 58 RS 500 600 Series Doors Part No 4801 5154 Rev 01 2017 38 SC 325 Wiring Diagram ...

Page 59: ...v 01 2017 RS 500 600 Series Doors Page 59 39 RollSeal CMS Condensation Management System Wiring Diagram NSF Certified Doors are equipped with Left mount Brother operators Smart Controller and Magnetic Track Sealing System ...

Page 60: ...the efficiency and performance of your RollSeal Door Sensors can also help prevent damage to the RollSeal Door by preventing the door from closing while lifts or objects are present in the vicinity Refer to the unit Owner s Manual for more information on installation set up and operation 40 1 Wiring Falcon XL and EX Motion Detectors 40 2 Wiring Falcon IS40 Infrared and Microwave Sensor ...

Page 61: ...Part No 4801 5154 Rev 01 2017 RS 500 600 Series Doors Page 61 40 3 Wiring the IRIS Infrared and Microwave Sensor 40 4 Wiring the Matrix2 Loop Sensor ...

Page 62: ...Page 62 RS 500 600 Series Doors Part No 4801 5154 Rev 01 2017 40 5 Wiring BEA Receiver and Brother Motor ...

Page 63: ...C 325 Controller 6607 8057 6607 8058 6607 8060 and 6607 8061 PCB AC DriveKBVF 22D w QA V1 V1 Drive Use with SC 325 Controllers ONLY 6407 6083 Use with SC 325 Controller 6607 8056 PCB AC DriveKBVF 22D w QA V2 V2 Drive Use with SC 325 Controllers ONLY 1902 4701 Drive Cable Assembly Chips 3701 6069 PIC SC 325 RS Door Control V0 xx Processor Use with SC 325 Controllers ONLY 3540 0143 Double E Chip Fus...

Page 64: ...ers ONLY 6407 6087 PCB AC DriveKBVF 23D w QA V2 V2 Drive Use with SC 650 Controllers ONLY 1902 4701 Drive Cable Assembly Chips 3701 6071 PIC SC 650 RS Door Control V0 xx Processor Use with SC 650 Controllers ONLY Fuses 3010 3001 FUSE 1 2 AMP 5mmX20mm slow blow F1 Located on PCB 154 3010 2994 FUSE 15 AMP 1 4X1 1 4 TD Main Fuse Black Holder Use with SC 650 Controllers ONLY Brake Module Rectifier 640...

Page 65: ...9041 Receiver Door Switches 1903 3050 Safety Switch 1903 3051 Leading Edge Switch 1903 3052 Home Switch Door Replacement Parts 0401 7728 Leading Edge Switch Bracket Power Supply and BackUp Units 3595 0109 Power BackUp 115 VAC 6607 8200 Accessory Power Unit 12VDC 4 5A 6607 8201 Accessory Power Unit 12VDC 1A 6607 8202 Battery BackUp 230VAC 850VA 6607 8203 Battery BackUp 115VAC Motion Detectors and S...

Page 66: ... Switches 3001 7006 2 Button Close Open Switch 3001 7000 3 Button Close Open Stop Switch 3001 6000 Ceiling Pull Switch CP1 SPST 3001 6012 Ceiling Wall Pull Switch 6450 7640 Push Button Switch Kit Remote Operation 3595 0105 Remote Receiver 3595 0106 Remote Transmitter Manuals 4801 5154 D5 6 Series Doors ...

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