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VUTEC CORPORATION 

www.vutec.com 

TEL: (954)-545-9006 

FAX: (954)-545-9011 

EMAIL: [email protected] 

02/20/08 – 06/10 Rev. D 

2-INSTL_D 

SCREEN ROLLER ASSEMBLY REMOVAL 

PRIOR

 

TO

 

INSTALLATION

 

Support the unit from under end cap flanges (Figure 7) and clear of trap door travel. 

Referring to Figure 4, connect the switch to operate the screen. 

Send the screen down just enough for the trap door to open. Proceed to next section. 

 

Figure 7 

INSTALLED

 

IN

 

CEILING

 

Send the screen down just enough for the trap door to open. 

At each end of the service door; slide the latch pin (Figure 2b) toward the center to open the door. 

Send the screen back up without allowing the screen to catch the door hooks. Stop the screen (Figure 8) just 
above the door hooks. 

Turn off power to the screen. 

Referring to Figures 5a and 5b, open the electrical cover plate, and pull down the wire nuts bundle. 

Disconnect wires from all wire nuts. Use a 5/16” hex key to disconnect motor ground form top ground screw 
shown and field chassis ground shown in Fig. 4. 

Using 1/8 (3mm) hex key to loosen the set screws of the Idler bracket. 

Support the full length of the screen roller assembly (Figure 9) while moving the Idler bracket to the right. Move 
the Idler bracket off the shaft of the roller. 

Move the screen roller assembly including the motor to the right just enough to clear the motor head from the 
head bracket (Figure 9). Lower the screen roller assembly out of the housing. 

Reinstalling the screen roller assembly with the motor included is the reverse of the removal. Be sure the limit 
switches facing down as shown in Figure 2a. Re-wire following Fig 4.. 

 

CAUTION:

 

REINSTALL

 

OF

 

THE

 

SCREEN

 

ROLLER

 

ASSEMBLY

 

MAY

 

REQUIRE

 

LOWER

 

LIMIT

 

ADJUSTMENTS.

 

 

Summary of Contents for Lectric 2

Page 1: ...20 08 06 10 Rev D 2 INSTL_D VUTEC CORPORATION www vutec com TEL 954 545 9006 FAX 954 545 9011 EMAIL info vutec com Installation Instructions Lectric 2 4 FLUSH CEILING MOUNT SCREEN FULL TRAP DOOR CLOSU...

Page 2: ...OLLOWED CAUTION A CAUTION ALERTS THE POSSIBILITY OF DAMAGE OR DESTRUCTION OF EQUIPMENT IF THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED WARNING FAILURE TO READ THOROUGHLY UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS CA...

Page 3: ...1 EMAIL info vutec com 02 20 08 06 10 Rev D 2 INSTL_D LECTRIC 2 4 FLUSH CEILING MOUNT WITH TRAP DOOR SELF SUPPORTED shown and TAB TENSIONED screens Figure 1 SCREEN TYPE LENGTH DIM A SELF SUPPORTED VIE...

Page 4: ...ced on top of this flange to provide a finished appearance WARNING SUPPORTING STRUCTURE MUST BE CAPABLE OF CARRYING 4 TIMES THE UNIT WEIGHT CHECK WEIGHT DATA AT THE END OF THIS DOCUMENT Threaded rods...

Page 5: ...Section for instructions CAUTION BE SURE TO PLACE THE CONNECTING WIRES INSIDE BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE HOUSING INSTALLATION Install the housing once the screen roller assembly is removed Be sure th...

Page 6: ...onnect the switch from the pigtail Loosen the screw of the electrical cover Figures 5a and 5b Remove the cover to gain access to the electrical compartment The cover may remain inside the housing Pull...

Page 7: ...TO THE SCREEN IF IT IS ALLOWED TO COME DOWN BELOW LEADER REQUIREMENT Verify the leader requirement for the installation Send the screen down and expect it to stop at the leader requirement Stop if the...

Page 8: ...HE WARRANTY The second upper limit for the screen is set by the motor limit switch Yellow button or Yellow hex socket If the screen missed the hooks of the trap door it should come up close the screen...

Page 9: ...nd expect the screen to move down 3 4 inch If the screen did not move turn the hex socket two full turns in the opposite direction counter clockwise and expect the screen to move down 3 4 inch Determi...

Page 10: ...the screen Referring to Figures 5a and 5b open the electrical cover plate and pull down the wire nuts bundle Disconnect wires from all wire nuts Use a 5 16 hex key to disconnect motor ground form top...

Page 11: ...ng components removed to illustrate details WEIGHT DATA Some standard viewing sizes are shown Extrapolate the information for size not showing as necessary or contact Vutec for details Divide lbs by 2...

Page 12: ...r hums a Check breaker fuse b Check wall switch c Push button limit switches might be tripped d Thermal overload tripped e Defect4 motor or wall switch f Temporary binding g Capacitor burned out a Rep...

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