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• In power loss condition the electrical drive for the door curtain can be unlocked using
the disengagement chains and then the curtain hand chained upwards. When the
disengage lever has been engaged the control system has been disable.
• During operation of the door do not stick your hands in the side frames. Keep hands
and feet clear of the door at all times. Stay clear of the door while it is operating.
• Human traffic should be avoided within the working area of the door. Existing side
doors for human traffic should be used instead.
• Do not run through the door opening. Go upright and with normal pace.
• Keep the working vicinity and the opening of the door in clear of obstructions. Maintain
a clear door opening at all times. Obstructions may cause accidents.
• Do not climb up the door
• For all kind of work on the door the main switch (main disconnect) must be set to the
OFF
position and locked out to prevent power from being reset.
• When damage occurs to the door (mechanically or electrically) turn off operational
power immediately. This is especially true if you have damage of the curtain or drive
system.
• USE EXTREME CAUTION when it is necessary to service the control panel or the
auxiliary control box while it is energized. The door must only be operated with the
correct voltage and frequency.
• Use only the auxiliaries and devices authorized by the manufacturer of the door.
• The STOP Button on the front of the panel is a momentary stop ONLY!. The door will
only stop the door for that cycle; motion detectors, floor loops, or any activating
device can activate the door! To ensure that the door keeps from being activated,
use the rotary disconnect on the front of the panel.
• DO NOT EVER USE PETROLUM BASED PRODUCTS ON THE CURTAIN, IF DONE
THIS VOIDS ALL WARRANTY ON THE CURTAIN MATERIAL.
Pay attention to the general safety advises mentioned under the core point SAFETY but also
the special safety advises mentioned in the other chapters of the operation manual.
Safety Advice