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1.2 Storage and transport
• The garage door drive may only be stored lying down and transported under the following environmental conditions:
-20°C to +40°C / 20-80% RH (relative humidity) non-condensing.
• When stacking the equipment, please note that the maximum height of 6 motor heads or 6 rails must not be exceeded.
Equipment that is completely packed (kit cartons) can be stacked up to a maximum height of 6 devices.
• While stacking the garage door drives, care must be taken to ensure that they or their components do not fall down.
• Equipment damaged by water or other noticeable damage to the housing, motor shaft, drive rail, carriage, push rod,
door fittings, power cable, fixing materials or any parts of these components may not be installed for safety reasons.
1.3 The garage door drive
The garage door drive is a microprocessor-controlled appliance designed in accordance with the latest European stan-
dards. The drive is self-inhibiting and keeps the garage door locked.
1.4 Scope of supply
Depending on the rail version, the scope of supply can deviate (*) from the components illustrated (FIG. 1, FIG. 2).
1.5 Proper use
The garage door drive is only designed to open and close individual garage doors that are balanced by weight. The gara-
ge door drive may only be used in dry areas and spaces.
(FIG. 5) The garage door drive can be used with the following types of garage doors: Hinged (a), overhead tilting (b), sec-
tional (c), side-sectional (d) and two-winged hinged doors opening outwards (e). The curved door arm may be necessary
for overhead tilting doors. The winged door fitting accessory is required for hinged doors.
1.6 Prerequisites for installation
• ((FIG. 4) There must be a clearance of at least 35 mm between the highest point of the upper edge of the garage door
and the roof in order to install the appliance.
• The maximum values and forces specified in the section on Technical Specifications must be taken note of and complied
with.
• The mechanical locking systems of the garage door must be dismantled or deactivated prior to installing the drive.
• Before installing the drive, the garage door must be in proper mechanical condition. It must be possible to operate the
door by hand without applying any large amount of force and it must remain fixed in any position when it is stopped. The
garage door must be checked by qualified specialists and, if the above condition is not fulfilled, it must be repaired before
installing the drive.
• The lintel and the garage roof must be constructed in such a manner that the drive can be secured to it safely.
• The minimum load-bearing capacity of the lintel and roof must be 700 N (approx. 70 Kg.).
• The fixture of the garage door holder (FIG. 25) has been designed for garage doors having a fixed and reinforced upper
edge of at least 1.5 mm thickness. For weaker doors, please use suitable fixing materials (e.g. accessories for the sectional
door fitting BY 4720).
• The installation or use of other parts can jeopardise the operational safety and hence they are prohibited.
• In accordance with EN 12453, the drive may not be used on doors that are located in public places or that require an
increased minimum level of protection.
2.0 INSTALLING THE DRIVE
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE INSTALLATION. PLEASE FOLLOW ALL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS IN THE SE-
QUENCE SPECIFIED - INCORRECT OR IMPROPER INSTALLATION CAN CAUSE FATAL INJURIES!
Before proceeding with the installation, please ensure that the mains plug has been removed. Safeguard the equip-
ment against the mains plug being reinserted.
Prior to installation, ensure that the garage door is in proper and working condition.
2.1 Preparatory work
You should do some preparatory work so that the installation can be completed expeditiously:
• Read the installation manual completely before commencing work, since it contains important information for installation
• Learn about the roof thickness and, if applicable, any cables / pipes that have been laid (hazard of drilling through them!).
• Check the scope of supply. Keep any accessories that may be required or desired ready at hand.
• Keep all tools (FIG. 3) as well as suitable material, if required, at hand to cover the drive when drilling bore holes (dust ha-
zard) and any aids, if necessary, to support the drive (hazard of the drive falling down).
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