ShowTex Rail H100, Руководство по установке

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SHOWTEX INSTALLATION MANUAL RAIL H100 ROPE CONTROLLED
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Periodic, regularly scheduled maintenance inspections are necessary for
any mechanical system. A theatrical curtain track system is no different. It
has components that must be inspected, adjusted, maintained and
replaced. In order to keep your system safe and in good working order, a regular
inspection and maintenance program must be implemented.
Follow the schedule outlined below as a minimum maintenance programme. Once
the operating personnel has had an opportunity to work with the system during the
first year, certain measures may be added or
requirements.
* W = every week
* M = every 6 months
Within 24hours of using a recently installed system, confirm if the rope tension
is at the correct level for curtain movement
The best way to maintain your theatrical curtain track system, including the RTD
motor unit, is by using it regularly. This will keep the grease properly distributed and
allow the inspector to regularly check for unusual noise or drag in the system. Above-
average use or operating the curtain track at locations subject to high humidity, dust,
extreme temperature changes, etc. may require shorter intervals than indicated in
the scheduled programme outlined above.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Please undertake the following steps if:
CONTACT & SUPPORT
For more technical assistance, please contact your local ShowTex branch, the
address and contact information can be found on our website:
www.showtex.com
ITEM w m
Operate curtain tracks x
Listen for unusual carrier noise x
Check if curtain tracks are operating smoothly x
Inspect conditions of operating line x
Inspect operating line tension x
Listen for unusual pulley noise x
Inspect master carriers and cord clamps x
Inspect curtain to carrier attachment x
Inspect track joints for alignment x
Inspect track channel for debris x
Inspect attachment of track to building structure x
THE CURTAIN STOPS MOVING SMOOTHLY
1.
Check if objects are obstructing the track.
2.
Check for damage to the track, repair if this is the case.
3.
Check for debris on the track or runners, if found, remove carefully.
4.
Check for damaged runners, replace if applicable.
5.
Check that all couplers are aligned without gaps, if not, align them.
6.
Joints between tracks should not be too loose or too tight to avoid a bent
track.
7.
If the curtain slides out of the track, check if the end stops are loose or
missing. If necessary, tighten or replace.
8.
If your track has a switching point, check that all parts are correctly
aligned. If not, adjust alignment.
9.
If the operating line loses tension, lower the floor-fixed return pulley to
retention.