GUARDIAN 303STX User Manual 12850

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Exhibit E User's Manual
GUARDIAN ACCESS CORPORATION
FCC ID.: N6U303$TX
Remote Control Garage Door Opener
(TRANSMITTER)
GUARDIAN ACCESS C0
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Residential Garage Door Opener
Model 2211—L
Residential Garage
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Owner’s Manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY RULES...
‘ BEFORE STARTI
PRE—ASSEMBLY CHECK
Product Features/Specifications...
Door Test .......................
Component Identification, Inventory, Accessorie
Tools Required ..............
Assembly Instructions .
Installation Notes & Instruchons.
Setting/Changing Transmitter Codes.
Installation ofPhotoEyeSystem ..........
OPERATIO‘I AND ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS
SETTING THE LIMITS .............................
SETTING THE SENSITIVITY FORCE ....................
TESTING THE OPENERS REVERSING SYSTEM...
TESTING THE PHOTOEYESYSTEM.
FINAL INSTALLATION.
TROL'BLE SHOOTING...
AFTER THE INSTALLATION
Opener Wiring Schematic.
Parts Breakdown...
Warranty .....
Notice
All Model 2211-L Garage Door Openers are Designed and
Tested to Offer Safe Operation, Provided Installation and
Use of this Product is Followed in Strict Accordance with
these Instructions for Assembly and Installation. Failure to
Comply with these Instructions Could Cause Property and/
or Bodily Injury. The Opener is Intended Only for the Use
Described in this Manual and Use Other than Intended will
Void Any and All Warranties Herein Described.
Read and Follow These Important Safety Rules:
You will see Warning and Caution Statements on
y the following Pages. Read and Follow these
' Safety Instructions Carefully. Failure to do so
could result in Serious Personal Injury or Death.
Warnlng means that severe injury or death may result from failure to follow
instructions
Cautlon means that property damage or injury may result from failure to follow
instructions
Be sure to read and follow all instruction
carefully
Locate lighted push button within sight of
garage door , away from all moving parts
and out of reach of children (minimum 5’
above floor).
Check to make so: c the garage door is
properly installed and balanced. Because of
the extreme tension most garage door parts
are under do not attempt to adjust on your
own. Have a qualified garage door service
person make repans to cables, springs and
other hardware before installing the opener.
Install Entrapment Warning Label next to
control button. Read the Contol Adjustment '
Warning Label. Install Emergency Release 2
Tag to the Emergency Release Cord. Mount ‘
the Emergency Release Knob 6 feet front the
floor. Use the manual release 0_n|1 to
disengage the trolley. Do not use the Red
Release Cord and Knob to pull door up or
down.
Do not connect opiner to power source until After installing opener , the door must
instructed . Install door opener 7 feet or reverse when it comes in contact with a
more above floor. 1-1/2" high object. Check this safety feature _
often.
Remove all ropes connected to the garage Never operate the opener if the system is not
door. operating properly.
Disengage all existing garage door locks to Always disconnect electric power before
avoid damage to the garage door making repairs or removing cover.
Fiberglass, Aluminum and Steel Doors must Activate opener only when the door is in full
be Reinforced to Prevent Damage. Consult view and free from obstructions.
with Manufacturer for Recommendations.
All installation and wiring must be done in
strict compliance vs tth local and state
building and electrical codes. Connect the
power cord to a properly grounded outlet
only. Do not in any way alter or remove the
grounding pin.
No one should enter or leave the garage
while the door is in motion. Do not allow
children to play near, or operate the door.
Photo Electric Eyes must be installed After Installation is complete fasten this
properly. Opening doors must not close and manual near the garage door. Perform
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Product Features
1.Motor: Permanently lubricated,
thermally protected, heavy duty motor with
automatic reset.
2.0r_lener Lights: Turn on and off
automatically with 4-1/2 minute
illumination for your safety and
convenience.
3. Sensing System: A built-in sensing
system detects obstructions during door
operation. If in the Downward (close) travel
mode, the Opener will sense an obstruction
and reverse to the lull open position. In the
Open mode, the Opener will stop. In both
cases the light will start flashing and
continue to flash for 4-1/2 minutes.Since all
doors are different, the Sensing System has
independent adjustments for customizing
the level of force for the normal opening and
closing ol‘specific mor.
4, Close Limit Snitch: ln winter months
it's common for small pieces oi‘icc or packed
snow to be trapped under the door. Ground
swelling may also clfect the close limit
setting of the Opener. The Close Limit
Switch overrides the Sensing System during
the last one (1) inch of closing travel and
prevents the door from reversing if it
encounters an obstruction at this point.
5. Emerg ency Release: A pull cord
allows manual disconnect and operation of
door during power failure. Unit will
automatically reconnect when release is
reset (the trolley release lever is snapped
back to its original position) , power is
restored and Opener is activated.
6. Mechanical Door Lock: When
properly adjusted. opener locks door in
closed position preventing unwanted entry.
7.Easy Connect Continuous Monitor
Entrapment System :System allows
quick and easy installation of
“Silent Guard” Photoeyesystem while
Control circuitry monitors these devices
continuously for proper operation.
8.Constant Contact to Close: for utmost
safety it“Silcnt Guard” Photeyesystem
fails constant contact of mechanical push
button is necessary to close door. ln this
mode of operation, a radio transmitter
cannot be used to close door.
9. Momentary Contact to Close: Single
touch to Radio Transmitter or Wall Button
will allow door to close as long as “Silent
Guard" Photoeyesystem is operational.
103’Silent Guard " Pbotoevesystem:
An invisible infra-red beam oflight guards
the door opening and reverses a downward
moving door ifthe beam is broken by a
stationary or moving object. It" the beam is
broken, the opener light will flash for 4-1/2
minutes. Motor control circuitry constantly
monitors the “Silent Guard "
Photoeyesystem for proper operation.
11. Digital Radio Controls: Built in
allowing over 1.6 million private codes,
easily selected without use ortools. Bright
transmitter LED indicates operation and
monitors battery condition.
Door Test
Before begii hing installation ofthe operator please complete
the following: test to insure that your door is balanced and in
good working condition. A poorly balanced door could cause
severe personal injury and damage to the opener.
Always have a qualified garage door service person make
any needed adjustments and/or repairs to your door before
proceeding with installation.
1. Raise and lower the door and check closely for areas of
sticking and binding. Check for loose hinges, wobbly rollers,
frayed cables and damaged or broken springs.Contact a
qualified garage door service person to make the necessary
adjustments.
2. Lift the door approximately halfway. When released, the
door should stay in that position. If door pulls open or moves
downward,the spring mechanism is not adjusted properly.
Contact a qualified garage door service person to make the
necessary adjustments.
3. When properly installed and adjusted the door will
remain clear of the opening, when allowed to rest at its
natural full open position. If door drifts up or down the door
is not adjusted properly. Contact a qualified garage door
service person to make the necessary adjustments.
Do Not Install the Opener Until These Adjustments and
Repairs Have Been Made.
Carefully follow the instructions for the assembly and installation oftbe
garage door opener contained in this manual
Components Identification and Inventory
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Supplies (Needed but not supplied) :
0 One Rough Service light bulb 75 watts or less
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0 Wood Block
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Assembly
Noteleie L-Rail Chain Speed Unit Assembly with Trolley and Front idler
Sprocket is paclmgetl separately from the Power Head Unit. Refer to page 5.
for package contents and identification.
Step 1. Place Power Head Unit on discarded packing material/cardboard. Remove the
four (4) 5/16" hex nuts . See Figure 7B. Save for use later.
Step 2. Remove L—Rail/Chain Speed Unit
from box . Locate Installation Hardware
Package.
Step 3. Remove tape used to keep chain tight
during shipping and discard
Figure 7A
Step 4. Loop the chain around the drive
sprocket on top of the Power Head Unit (fig
7B). Carefully position bRails on the studs Tighten the inn" and 011W" nuts 0“ (ht
and secure with nuts and washers removed in chain “115W" “Mk“ until the chain is
Step 1. Slowly appl} tension to the chain by PPOPUI)’ adjusted. Make sure the chain
tightening the outei nut on the Chain Ten- does not lWlSt- When adjusted PTOPCTIL
sion Bracket (fig 7A). Remove remaining tape the chain Sthd show "0 droop and be “P'
from the L-Rail/Chziin Speed Unit Assembly. proximately 111” above the base orthe L-
Re-cheek chain alignment at drive sprocket Rail. N9": Improper chain adjustment
and from idler (too loose or too tight) can result in im-
proper operation and/or excessive sprocket
and chain noise.
Figure 711 Step 5. Re-checlt all nuts for tightness. Re—check
chain tension
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Assembly is now complete. You are
ready to begin installation of the
opener
Installation
Installation procwdures will vary depending on type ofgaruge door.
Identify your gauge door from those illustrated below and follow procedures outlined for
your type of door. Figure 8A.
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\ 51m x 1-7/8" Lag Bolts
5/16 x l-1/8"Hex Bolt/Washer and Nut
Installation
_ Fiberglass, AluminUm or Lightweight Steel Doors Will Require
Reinforcement before installation ofdoor mounting brackets. Contact
Warning: your door manufacturer for a reinforcement kit or instructions,
NotezReinforcing may affect the balance of your door. Check for proper manual operation after
installation. If necessary love your door rebalanced by a qualified garage door service person
Failure to properly do so may result in severe door damage.
Step 6. Door Arm, Bracket and Plate Figure 11A,
Installation: Secrional Doors and One
Piece Doors with Track.
Install the door mounting bracket on center
and even with the top set of rollers on the
door as illustrated Fig. 11A. (Fastners
Supplied: 2 ca. Carriage Bolts and Nuts 1/4 2 Sections] Dom,s
—18 x 2-1/4" with Hat and Lock Washers )
Connect the straight door nrm section
(single hole section) to the trolley using a
5/16 x l" clevis pin and clip. The door arm
must pivot freely. Connect the two Door arm
sections with the (2) 5/16-18 x 1-1/3” bolts,
nutsand lock washers provided, adjusting
the length of the door nrm so that it learns
toward the power unit as illustrated fig, 11C.
Do not install the door arm so that it is
straight up and down when the door is
closed or the emergency release will not
function properly. Now attach Door Arm to
Trolley using 5/16” x1" clevis pin and clip.
and One Piece
Doors with Truck
Figure 1113.
One Piece Doors
without Tracks
One-Piece Doors without Truck.
Instnll the door mounting bracket on the top
edge of the door at center as illustrated
fig.llB. Connect the curved Door arm
section (single hole end) to the trolley using a
clevis pin and clip. Connect the straight door
arm section (single hole end) to the door
mounting bracket using a clevis pin and clip.
The door arm must pivot freely. Connect the
two door arm sections with the 5/16" nuts,
bolts and lockwashers provided, adjust the
15-20‘
Door Mounting
Bracket on Top
of Door
Door Mounting
Bracket Even
with Rollers
Installation
A Use Manual Release Rope to
Disengage Trolley Only. Do Not Use the
Rope and Knob to Pull the Door Open or
Closed
Step 7. Tie a double overhand knot in
one end of the Emergency Release Rape
and slip the other end through the Red
Release Knob, the Release Instruction
Card and the hole at the end of the
Release Lever on the Trolley. (Please take
time now to read and familiarize yourself
with the instructions on the Emergency
Release Label) fig. 12A. Tie a second
double overhead Itnot in the free end,
adjusting the Rope so that the Red Knob
is 6 FT. above the floor. Ifthe Rope must
be cut. flame seal the cut end with a
match or lighter to prevent fraying or
unraveling.
AWARNING:
A Child Operating the Door
Controls Risks Injury - Or Death
To Himself and to Others. D___o Not
Allow Children to 0 erate An Door
Controls. Mount the Push Button at
Least 5 FT from the Floor Out of
Reach of Children
AWARNING:
Improper Door Operation can Cause
Injury or Death. Caution Label Must
Be Mounted on Wall Near The Push
Button. All Warnings Should Be
Slricrl Adhered To.
Double Overhand
Knot
Figure 12A.
Note: The Emergency Release Mechanism is
engaged by pulling the Release Knob down
and towards the door. allowing the Trolley
Mechanism to separate freeing the door. To
re-engage simply move the Emergency Release
Mechanism Lever upwards and operate the
Opener using the push button or Transmitter.
The two pans will automatically reconnect
Note: This operation should he attempted
only when the door is fully closed.
Disconnection when open or partially open
can cause the door to close quickly and cause
personal injury or damage to the door
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Installation
Step "8: Installing the Standard
Wall Push Button. Remove about 1/4"
of insulation from both ends or the 2
strand low voltage bell wire. Connect one
end to both screw terminals on the back
of push button . Select a convenient place
near an access door. 5 ft from the finery—j o o r———(
and out of reach of children, for
mounting. (2) 1-1/2" Screws and drywall m A B C D
anchors supplied. ) Install the Caution
Label figtllB page 12, near this
installation. Run bell wire up the wall
and across to the opener. Secure with
insulated staples. Attach to Terminals
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Installation & Wiring Must Be in Compliance
WARNING: with Local Electrical and Building Codes.
Operation at other than 120V60Hz Will Cause
Opener Malfunction and Damage.
Step 9. Opener Must be permanently wired or plugged into a grounded 3-prong
receptacle wire according to local codes, within 3 Ft of the Power Unit. A GF] Type
Receptacle 14 Ga. or heavier is Recommended. Do Not Use a 2-prong adapter or Extension
Cord. IfLocal Code requires permanent Wiring, 2 GFI Type is recommended to protect the
line.Contnct a Licensed Electrician to install re uired circuit and to direct wire the
Opener.
Step 10. Install a 75 watt Rough Service Bulb (available at most hardware stores)
firmly in the light socket. Light bulbs in Door Openers are subject to vibration during
normal operation which may shorten their life span. Fit Light Lens Cover and snap into
place.
Installation
Step-11: Setting Personal Transmitter Access
Codes ,
Your Opener contains a built in Receiver
button shown in figure 1413. The Opener Light will
begin flushing and continue to flash for 10 seconds.
During this time press the round button on your
transmitter (figure 14 A.) until the light stops flashing
and stays on. If the light does not stop flashing and stay
on or ifthe light stops flashing and goes out your code is
not set. Start the process again. Once your code is set the
light will stay on for 4-10. minutes .
To set Receiver: With a pointed object push the 0
Figure 14A.
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Installation
Your Garage Door opener is supplied with an Auxillt'ary Entrapment System. Please
Read The F allowing Carefully.
AlmportantzThe Opener will not operate until the“Silent
Guard” Photoevesvstem is installed, properlv alioned and
connected
The Beam must not be obstructed in any way. If obstructed the door can only be
closed by applying constant pressure to the wall button only.
The Transmitter cannot be used to close the door.
A Garage Door without an Auxiliary Entrapment
Protection System Poses a Threat of injury or Even
Death. Install the Photoeyesystem No Higher than
4”- 6" Above the Floor To Reduce All Risk to Children
AWarning:
Risk of Entrapment. Disconnect Power to the Opener
Before and During Installation of This Accessory. Do Not
Reconnect Power to Opener Until Instructed To Do So. Ensure
Doorway is Clear Before Starting Testing of Unit.
Step 12: Installation of “Silent Guard" Photoeyesystem.
A. Mark the posxtion ofthe “Silent Guard” Photoeyesystem as follows: Mark a line on the
left and right doorjamb (as close as possible to the door track) 4“ and 6" above the floor
(See Figure FA). The top mark is the maximum height and the bottom the minimum
height that the “Silent Guard"Photoeyesystem may be placed .
B. Mounting the “Silent Guard"Photoeyesystem “L” Brackets:
1. Remove the two “L" mounting brackets , the Receiver Unit (with red LED and two (2)
wires) and the Transmitter Unit (Single Wire) from the package.
2. Using either the transmitter or receiver (LED up towards the ceiling) temporally attach
to the “L" bracket with the two (2) (NeedSize) Phillips Head provided , hand tighten
only, and move the Unit in between the limit marks on the door jamb (Step 12A).
Continue to move the assembly within the limit marks until it clears the door
hardware. Check to ensure the Window on the front of the Photoeyesystem Unit is
within the limit marks on the doorjamb.
3. Place a mark in the center of the lag screw elongated mounting hole. Measure its position
and place a similar mark on the opposite door jamb. Remove Receiver/Transmitter from
“L” Bracket. Temporaily mount the bracket to thejamb with the 1” flat head nail
(provided) using the small hole above the slot. Using the 5/16"-18 x 1-7/8" lag screws
(provided), permanently mount the “L” bracket to both door jambs.
Installation
Installation ofPhotoeyesystem Continued.
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Note: Any time any ndiustments are 1-m" “0°“ “WW" hid Fm
made to Limits or SensitiviQ, You
Must Retest the agener [or the
Reversing Feature at Floor Level as
outlined above,
The Sensitivity System Reversing Test
Should Be Performed Monthly to Ensure
That This Important System Remains in
Proper Adjustment
AWarning:
Adjustments
Testing the Photoeyesystem
AWarning:
A Damaged or Malfunctioning
Photoeyesystem Could Enable a Garage
Door to Close on People or Property,
Causing Serious Injury or Death. Perform
this Test Monthly to Ensure Proper
Operation
Start the door down
towards the close direction
and then place an obstacle
approximately 8" high by 12"
wide in the path of the beam.
The Red Pilot Light on the
“Silent Guard ”
Photoeyesystem should go off.
The door should stop for 1-
1/2 seconds and reverse to the
full open position.The Opener
light will also begin flashing
and continue to flash for 4-1/2
minutes. If the door is moving
up and the beam is broken,
the door will continue up to
full open and the light will
begin flashing and continue to
flash for 4-112 minutes.
With the door fully open and
at rest, place the obstacle in the path of the beam once again. Activate the
Wall Push Button. The Opener will revert to and remain in the safety Push
And Hold Operation for close travel. See Page 17.
NOTE: I the Guru e Door Travel: More Than One luck in a Downward Path
A ter Releasin the Button tIze”Silent Guard” leroe es stem is
Vlal um'lionina. (‘Ixeck All Electrical Connections andAliwzment o the
m,
Final Installation
Make Sure That:
1. The front and rear mounts for the opener are sound and secure and the rail is
positioned correctly above the high are ofthe door and that the opener is positioned over
the door action centerline.
2. For sectional doors and one-piece doors with tracks, the position of the door arm with
the opener closed, is such that its connecting point on the trolley is 5" to 8" behind it
connecting point on the door bracket. The door arm should never be perfectly vertical
when the door is in the closed position
For one piece doors without tracks, the position of the door arm, with the door closed. is
such that its connecting point on the trolley is 20“ to 22” behind it connecting point on the
door bracket. The straight portion of the door arm should he at an angle of 15—20 degrees
with respect to the floor when the door is closed.
3. The emergency release knob and cord are secured to the emergency release lever on the
trolley. The knob is located 6 ft above the floor and requires no more than 50 lbs. pull to
actuate. The trollc) and release mechanism are properly lubricated.
4. The standard lighted wall push button is in such a position and at such a height that it
can only be actuated by an adult. The caution label is prominently displayed next to the
push button.
5. All wiring is correct to code. There is ground continuity in the supply. The ground
prong on the power cord is intact.
6. All ropes have been removed from the door. The door moves freely without binding
when operated manually. The door is correctly balanced and lubricated. All door
hardware is secure and sound. The sensitivity has been adjusted to minimum force . The
appropriate warning sticker has been affixed to the door.
7. The door reverses on obstructions to within 1” of the floor. The floor beneath the closed
door provides uniform contact.
8. The plastic envelop with this manual is attached to the wall near the pushbutton.
9‘ On doors with extension type springs, safety restraint cables have been installed
through the springs
10. There is GFI protection on the power line to the opener
Troubleshooting
Syntptons
il’robable Cause/Solution Symptons Probable Cause/Solution
lOpt-ner does not ntlrk
Opener Operates from push
button but not radio controls
Stops before reaching,' full
Open or Closed position
Reverses before reaching Full
Close position
Reverses after door closes
and contacts floor
l.2.3.4.5.6.7. 15
8, 9, 21.12
3.5.6. 10.11.13, 14
6,11. 14
16.17
Opener opens and closes by
itself
Light will not come on
Light will not turn on“ after
opener runs
Transmitter has short range
3. 18
19. 7
8, 21,12, 10
Probable Cause
1. Mechanical lock engaged
2. 120 volt pouer not present
at outlet
3. Broken or Shortcd Push
Button, wiring or radio
receiver
4. Motor Control Board Fault
5. Motor Thermal Overload
Activated
6. Door jammed because of
broken or poorly adjusted
springs.
7. Detective motor controls
8.Weak Battery in
Transmitter
9‘ Radio transmittercodiog
mismatched
lU.Limits not set properly
Solution
Remove all locks
Check wall switches, fuse
box. circuit breaker, etc.
Remove push button wiring
and radio receiver from the
terminal strip on the back of
the operator. Activate opener
by connecting terminals E at
F with a test wire 11“ opener
runs, reconnect each item one
at a time to find defective
ctreuit. Replace
Unplug Opener. tlten
reconnect
Wait 15-30 minutesfor motor
to cool
Ensure that the door is in the
closed position. Activate the
emergency release
mechanism. 1.1“ opener runs
without door attached
problem lies with door
binding or balance, Call a
p rotusional door service
person for repairs
Contact your local dealer
Replace Battery
Reset tyransmitter See page
14.
Re Set Limits See page 18
Probable Cause
12. Defective transmitter or
receiver
13. Up sensitivity force
improperly adjusted
14. Down sensitivity force
improperly adjusted
15. Bottom of door frozen to
ground
16. ice and Snow buildup
under door
17. Floor Risen or Sank
because of weather
18. Someone in area with
identical code
19. Defective or burned out
light bulb
20. Radio Receiver not
receiving signal
21. Transmitter location in the
car
Contact your local dealer
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Solution
Adjust Sensitivity
See Page 19
Adjust sensitivity
See Page 19
Activate Emergency Release.
Remove Ice.
Remove
Reset DownLimit
See Page 18
Reset all transmitter and
receiver codes See page 1!
Replace with Rough
ServiceBulb 75W Mu.
Ensurelntcnna wire from
opener is pointing straight
down towards the floor
Ensure transmitter is clipped
to sun visor. If it is clipped to
After The Installation
1. Pics or permit children to play with or operate the garage door opener either from
the u all station or the remote controls. Keep radio transmitter locked in the car. Misuse of
the puslibutton or transmitter could result in serious injury or even death.
2. Open the garage door with the remote controls only when the garage door is fully
visible to you and clear of all obstructions. The garage door should be kept in sight until it
is completely open or closed and you are certain that the garage door opener has shutoff.
3. Attempting to exit the garage through the garage door opening, while the door is in
motion, is a very dangerous activity that could result in serious injury or even death.
4. Children and pets should always be clear or the door opening while the garage door
is in motion.
5. Check the safety reverse mechanism at least once a month to make sure that it will
reverse with the minimum amount of force. Also check to be sure that the door will reverse
within 1-1! " ol‘ the floor . See page 20
6. Check the manual operation of your garage door at least every 90 days to be sure
that it is operating smoothly and does not bind or stick. Tighten all bolts on the door and
visually check all hardware including springs for wear or damage. A CAUTI V: If
service is needed contact your local garage door service person.
7. Do not decrease the safety reversing sensitivity mechanism to overcome a damaged
or poorly operating door. This will adversely affect the operation of the safety reverse
mechanism which could result in damage to the door, personal injury or even death.
A CAL'TION: Never operate the door opener if the reversing mechanism is not
functioning properly.
8. Whenever possible, the manual disconnect should only be used when the door is
fully closed. LQCAUTION: Extreme care must be taken whenever the disconnect cord
is pulled with the door partially open. Weak or broken springs may allow the door to fall
rapidly resulting in property damage, personal injury or death. If a broken spring is
evident, contact your local garage door service person immediately before disconnecting
the door from the opener. Never attempt servicing a broken spring.
9. Always disconnect electrical power supply to the opener when performing any
maintenance or service to the opener or garage door. Failure to do so could result in
electrical shock, property damage, personal injury or death.
10. Ifany damage to any mechanical or structural component of the opener is observed,
discontinue use and contact your local garage door service person immediately.
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THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITHPAR’I' 15 OF THE
FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE
FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS' (1) THIS DEVICE
MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE AND
(2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE
RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY
CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.

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