Nortek Security and Control AAE00406 User Manual 49807
Nortek Security & Control LLC 49807
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<5 Assembly and Installation Instructions CHAIN-DRIVE GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS With DoorSentry® Infrared Safety Beam Models XX] 25, XX] 33 8. XX] 50 THIS OWNER'S MANUAL CONTAINS COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THIS GARAGE DOOR OPERATOR SYSTEM. IT SHOULD BE MOUNTED NEAR THE INSTALLATION IN A PROMINENT POSITION To reduce the risk of injury to persons, This door operator will require constant install this operator on: pressure on the wall button to close the SECTIONAL DOOH if channel box is door unless the infrared emitter and labeled “XSX” or X S T. detector are installed and properly ONE PIECE JA MB DOOR if channel box is aligned. labeled “XJX” or XJT. Quality Garage Door Operators with Linear Radios (500) 835-5566 CONTENTS msnmnon pnmmnou lNSTALLATlON STEPS uPERAToR ADJUSTMENTS GARAGE DOOR TYPES r Connmmg Raiilclhe HeaderBrackel . . . . 9 ADJUSTMENT STEPl CHECK DOOR BALANCE r WSTALLAT/DN STEM Aligning the Dwsflw lfllvaved Salsly Beam ,, 19 HARDWARE lDENTlF/CATlDN _ , , 1 Pasrtmnmg the Operator . . . . . . . . . . 10 ADJUSTMENT STEPZ OPERA TOR PARTS lDENTlFlCA WW 2 WSTALLAT’DN STEP 5 Testing the Hamil Remote 51mm 20 ' ' ' ' Hanglnglhe Operator . . _ ..... it ADJUSTMENT sTEPa ops-urea PRE‘SSEMB” INSTALLATION STEPG Senlng live up and Down Limits . . . ..,v v 21 ASigMBLVSRTE‘P lo 3 lnslallmglhe Pushbutton . . . v v v 12 Amusmgmsrgm awna at to Detail” » - wsrALLATTOA/STEPT Amusing the Door Pressure. 22 AsiEMiLYELEPZ S é installing the Lens Cover and Light Bulb, v v ,.. . 13 uszn mronMATION “a“ W a‘" m Wm lNSTALLATlONSTEPfi use: iNsTnucTroNs: ASSEMBLYSTEPJ Attaching me Trolley Release Handle , 13 UN (he Gm e Dome mm, 23 Adjusting Charnand InslalllngSpruokelCovei A WSTAMHONSTEH 5m firsmucfiorvsz W " u r OPERATOR “STAN-"W“ Installing the Dnanentry lnlrared Salety Beam u we m, the 63,396 Dog, swam, 24 lMPOHTANTlNSTALUlTlON SAFETY mummy, 5,9, m OPEHATOR ACCESSORIES _ _ WSTFUCWONS , 5 Wmng the DourSenlry lnllared Satety Beam . 15 SEND: wromvurlou lNSTALLAT/ON STEP 7A INSTALLATION STEP 11A Sectional Door and One—piece Track Dnur Header 5mm Dam Duo, Bram! and Dam Am HEfLHAfiErfl/flr PARTS usr v 52 Bram! Location ~ 6 lr-Stallahon . . v . rs REAL 3" ' a‘ ------ r """"" WSTALU‘ ”ON STEP ls lNSTALLAT/ON STEP 115 o ifii‘fiQ’LPARTS “5 2; (”New DWWWU‘ “30k Hamel One piece Doors (With and Without Track) Door 9 """ Becket “mm" 7 Bracket and Dom/Arm installation v 17 WDEX - ------ , ~- - - v » 25 lNSTALLATlON STEP 2 lMPORTANT UL SAFETY wsmucrrorvs . 29 lNSTALLAT/ON STEP 12 lflmllwlhe ”WE'RE“?! 5 Conneclm o eratorlo inelsautce (6 LIMlTED WARRANTY v 30 g n that may cause serious injuries or death. WARNING This type of warning note is used to indicate possible electrical shock hazards that may cause serious injuries or death. CAUTION This type of warning note is used to indicate the possibility of damage to the garage door or garage door operator. IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES Please read the instructions carefully! This garage door operator is designed to provrde sale and I'EIlabIe service it installed and lested as described in this manual, A garage door is the largest mechanical appliance m a resrdence Care must be taken to prevent injury or death durmg installation and operation of the garage door and garage door operator. The lollowing formats are used for safety notes in this manual: WARNING THIS type of warning note is used to indicate possible mechanical hazards INSTALLATION TOOLS REQUIRED Step Ladder 59: B 1/2“, 7/16“and 9/16“ Sockets gig Shon Socket Extension and Wrench Hammer 1/2“, 7/16" and 9/16" Open End Wrenches Phillips Head Screwdriver Flat Head Screwdriver Tape Measure @@ Wire Cutter ——.——————_—— ASSEMBLY STEP 1 Attaching Rail to Operator Attaching L—Rail suns VROLLEY owe D Place operator head on garage floor wrth cardboard mmmz‘émm‘xs underneath to protect the finlsh OWE m D Slide trolley onto rail with arrow on trolley pointing towards the closed end of the rail (end with chain tlghtner). D Locate the four 1/4-20 x 1/2" bolts ore-installed into the operator head. D Align the tour keyhole slots on the end at the rail over the tour bolts. D Slide channel to narrow end of keyhole slots and tlghteh mmmaoss bolts with a 7/16" socket. ESLWYEMGMND D Install 1/4-20 x 1/2" sems bolt into hole in rail near operator head lrorn the bottom of the rail, Secure sems a bolt with 1/4-20 keps nut, tighten Wlth 7/16" socket fichm W 53mm P sous ‘ , ~ I 6 «lawman»; mtgmeamo ,, zuvgwawma r miss subs m m mm m a; cum V/ k/ ~ Am roufl mum stars M; Ems Attaching T-Rar’l D Place operator head on garage floor wtth cardboard e underneath to protect the flnlsh. D Locate the four 1/420 x 1/2" bolts pre~insta|led lnto the operator head. (Two of the bolts will not be used) D Remove bolts and align t-rail over the two diagonal holes‘ D Replace and tighten bolts wrth a 7/15" socket. TlGHYEN sous /—'\\ woman egos . K , l D Install 1/4—20 x 1/ " serns bolt into hole ln rail near WWW/m 7 fr sucker operator head lrom the bottom 01 the rail Secure sems bolt with 114-20 keps nut, tighten wtth 7/16“ socket. wsmt Sims sou mu Nur YlGNYEN , wlm ms" socxsr , , leTALL same now ” AND wr‘ nemEN , ~ wrln m s- sdcxzr INSTALLATION STEP 3 Connecting Rail to the Header Bracket D Ptace assembled operator on the empty canon on the \\ \ \_ t -\ floor with rail towards the door, In? NOTE: If door is equrpped mm a torsion spring rt may be \ necessary to place the Operator head on a (adderso the rail Tm . erI clear the spn'ng. Connecting Rail to the Header Bracket D Place wave washer on clevis pm. D Insert the end of the rait into header bracket El Jnsert the 5/16" x 4" clews pm through header bracket and rail 13 Secure the ctevis pin with the hitch pm. WAVE WASHER ON PIN\ WAVE WASHER ON pw\ SECURE WITH MTCH PIN YvRAIL INSTALLATION STEP 6 Installing the Pushbutton WARNING A Children operating or playing with a garage door operator can injure themselves or others. The garage door could close and cause serious injury or death. Do not allow children to operate the wall station or the remote control transmitters. Install the pushbutton out of reach of children and away from all moving parts of the door. The door must be clearly visible from the pushbutton. A moving garage door could injure someone under it. Only activate the door when it is properly adjusted, when it can be seen clearly and when there are no obstructions to the door travel. w NOTE: A standard round pushbulton is supplled with the operator. An optional S-button wall station (Model XX-WS) wrth light control and vacation lock can also be used with this operator (see Operator Accessory page ), D Strip 1/ " of insulation from one end oi the 2»conductor black and white Wire supplied with the operator. El Connect the Wires to the two terminals on the back of the pushbutton. With the standard pushbut‘ton, polarity of the wires is unimoonant, D Select a convenient location for mounting the pushbutlon near an access door. The door must be clearly visible from the wall station. Use the screws provided to mount the pushbutton at a minimum height at 5 feet, where children cannot reach it and away from all mailing parts of the door, D Route the wire to the back of the operator. Use the insulated staples provided to secure the wire. Staples must straddle both wires to avoid electrical shorts. D Cut the Wire, Ieavtng about 6“ slack, strip back each conductor about 1/ D Connect the black wire to the black pushbutton terminal and the white wire to the white pushbutton terminal on the back at the operator, D Apply the User Safety Instruction Label to the wall next to the pushbutton. Use staples or tacks to help the label remain in place over time. WARNING D NOT PLUG THE OPERATOR AT THIS TIME! More installation is required. 12 “OK or PUSHBUWON CONNECT WlRES TO EITHER rEnMiNAi. wul SVA‘IlDN unit as A LEASV 5 an ABOVE ms now 5 rm usE lNSuLATED srmzs ro sEcunE wlRE PUSHBU'I'I'ON TERMINALS IMPORTANT! Apply the User Safety Instruction Label to the wall next to the pushbutton. —> INSTALLATION STEP 9 Installing the DoorSentry® Infrared Safety Beam The DoorSentry consists of two units, an infrared emitter and an infrared detector. The emitter constantly sends a narrow infrared beam to the detector. lf the door is moving down, and an obstacle interrupts the beam, the DoorSentry will stop the door and reverse it causing the door to go up It the door is up and there is an obstacle lnterruping the beam, or the DoorSentry is not aligned, the radio transmitter will not function. The operator will only run the door down il constant pressure is applied to the Wall station pushbuttont Without a properly installed and adjusted row WALL cw noon lNSTALLATIoN CONNECT enACKEY roGErHEn WlTH vz- sous AND DoorSentry ObieCt sen-907i Persons FOR GARAGE WALL on FLOOR INSTALLATION 4 (particularly children) could be killed by a MOUNT “N'TS WS‘DE SHACK?“ closing garage door. Head and follow all instructions carefully. Emma Daemon rs NOTE: The ”DoorSentry" must be installed so the path of the light beam is not obstructed by the garage door, door tracks, springs, hinges, rollers or any other part of the door mechanism. It may be necessary to add a piece of wood to T calm: or uNrrs ~ ‘ the wall at mounting locations to insure proper clearance or 5105150“ FLOOR for installation on masonry wall construction, “0°”— 0 WARNING Q ACORN NUT AND LOCKWASHER Install the DoorSentry no higher than 5" to 6" from the floor to the center of the emitter and detector to protect small children. If NOTE: The detector must be installed on the "shade" side of the garage door, where sun will not shine directly into the 55mm or was Musr detector lens. 553?sz sugar A v m n D Assemble the two DoorSentry brackets from the tour L-shaped brackets using four 1/4-20 x 1/2" carriage bolts usfitAGsCREW/s and 1/4-20 keps nuts. Fingertighten hardware only until QLZZASDWWGO" later adjustment. El Position detector and emitteron their brackets and secure them with the 1/4-20 acorn nuts and lock washers. D Position the units at the same height (approximately 5“ to 6“ above the floor) The clear emitter inlrared light must point towards the clear detector lens. Use a pencil to mark the locations tor the lag screws for wall or floor mounting. El Drill two 3/16“ pilot holes for lag screws at marks. Mount the brackets with two 1/4" x 1“ lag soiews (or proper concrete fasteners when floor mounting), tighten with a 7/16“ socket. usE ms scams ran MOUNTWG on nsrsnm Fan mm MOVNViNG cause or UNlTS Musi as MOUNTED r T0 or Aaovs we noon A szcrok a‘ v0 s- men 14 INSTALLATION STEP 10 Wiring the DoorSentry® Infrared Safety Beam Through two wires‘ (red & white), the DoorSentry detector receives power from the operator and sends its control signals back to the operator The emitter connects to the detector through two Wires (white & black) for its power. D Strip 1/4“ of insulation from the black & white Wires. Attach them to the terminals marked BLACK & WHITE on the emitter. D Floute the wires up the wall. over the doorand down the other side to the detector. D Cut the black & white wires (leaving about 6" slack) at the rear of the detector Strip 1/ " of insulation from the wires and attach them to the terminals marked BLACK & WHITE on the detector D Strip 1/ " of insulation from the red & white wires. Attach them to the terminals marked FlED & WHITE on the detector. D Route the wires up the wall. halfway over the door, along the top at the rail using zip-ties supplied or across ceiling and back of the operator head, leaving about 6" slack. D Strip 1/ " of insulation from the red & white wires. Attach them to the terminals marked EXT, OBST. RED & WHITE on the operator. D Secure all the wires to the wall and ceiling with the insulated staples. Staples must straddle both wires to prevent shorts. WARNING A Failure to test and adjust safety reverse system may result in serious injury or death from a closing garage door. Repeat the test once a month and adjust as needed. See Page 19 for adjustment and testing details. TO EMirrER - BLACK was re BLACK 4 t / TERMINAL Vii!) U G ]|’%ONNECTWRES ROUTE WlRES L4— uF WALL AND l/ wmre wme Oven noon i TO WHITE (vi TERMINAL ROUTE WlRES up “ AND 0an Dean DOWN WALL ro Dzrscroa CONNECT l Wines ro DETECTOR \ ROUTE WlFtES roEMrTrEr—r l ue WALL ‘\ ”games WHITE 5. BLACK "3 k w TO EMr'rrEa YERMlNAL i meE WlRE rc wmrs r \ rswrmt ago wins to new is rsawnu RED a WHlTE T0 OPERATOR EXTERNAL OBSTACLE TERMlNALs 15 ADJUSTMENT STEP 2 Testing the Radio Remote Control A WARNING A Children operating or playing with a garage door operator can injure themselves or others. The garage door could cause serious injury or deatln Do not allow children to operate the radio remote control(s) or the wall station. A moving garage door could injure or kill someone under it. Activate the operator only when the door is clearly visible, free of obstructions and adjusted properly. The radio receiver is located in the rear bulkhead 01 the operator. The small white wire sarves as an antenna for the receiver. More transmitters can be purchased for additional users of the dooroperator. Before purchasing, check to see it your operator is equipped with MegaCode radio remote controls. MegaCode Radio Controls MegaCode transmitters are permanently factory coded, Up to 10 MegaCode transmitters can be stored in the receiver's memory. To add a MegaCode transmitter: D Momentarlly press the receiver's program buhon. The receiver’s red programming light will glow it there's room in the receiver‘s memory lot more transmitters The red light will stay on for abouts seconds, A transmitter must be entered while the red light Is still on. Press the transmitter button. The red light will flicker indicating that the receiver has accepted the transmitter. To remove a MegaCode transmitter: D Press and hold the receiver‘s program button tor 5 seconds or more. This will erase allot the transmitters stored in the receiver’s memory. The receiver‘s red programming light will blink, counting the transmitters in memory then blink once as the memory is erased. D Follow the previous step to re-program all needed transmitters. D For programming multi-channel MegaCode radios refer to the instructions supplied With the equipment. Testing D Before testing the radio control, straighten out the antenna wire so it points down toward the floor. D Stand clear at the door, press the transmitter button and verify that the operator starts. 20 roaooooecoou as MEGADODE THANSMl‘l’TER PHEss TRANSMiTTER BUTTON To cvoLE DOOR OPERATOR MEGACODE RECEIVER OPERATOR ACCESSORIES 1-Channel MegaCode Transmitter Controls single garage door operatcrt 2-Channel MegaCude Transmitter Controls two devices. The top button can be used to control a third device Megacode Mini Transmitter Deslgned to be used with the keychain provtded, Activates one devlce. Megacode Mini Transmitter (Two Button) Designed to he used With the keychain provided. Activates two devices Vault Door Cable Release For garage duors with no service door. Helease operator lrorn outside. MDTK MegaCode wireless Keypad Designed for use with MegaCode radios. Keypad has weather-pron! constructlon. easy to read numbers and is backlit for use at night 100,000 possible codes. Wall Station independently controls garage door operator and lights Vacation switch disables radio for added secunty. Key Lock Switch A wired control station outside a garage Secure from anyone without a key, KLS 25 LIMITED WARRANTY THE WARRANTOR WARRANTS THAT: The motor on this operator is warranted to the consumer against defects in material and workmanship for Ten years from the date ofrpurchase. The drive train will be free from defects in materials and/or workmanshipfor a period of; Model XX150 - Five years Model XX133 - Three years Model XX125 - One year All other parts will be free of defects in materials and M orkmansltip for a period of One year from date of purchase. This warrant) applies to first retail buyers of new devices. The product must be used in complete accordance with Moore-O-Mattc's instructions for installation operation and care, Warramorwill repair, arat its option, replace, any device irfinds that requires sen'ice. The device must be sent to the warrantor at the consumer's expense to one of the following addresses: MO0RE~0-MAT|C, INC. Repair Center 419 Oak Street Waupaca, WI 54981 MOORE-O-MATIC, INC. Repair Center 2580 Pioneer Avenue, Suite C Vista, CA 92083 The consumer must Contact the warranlor at one of the addresses shown to obtain shipping instructions prior to shipping the device to the warrantor. The warrantor will return the repaired or replaced device to the Consumer at the warrant‘or 's cost. Remedies provided by this warranty are exclusive. Implied warranties under state law are limited to a period of one yearfram the date ofpurchase by the consumer. This limitation is not valid in jurisdictions which do not allow limitations ofincidental or consequential damages To obtain service under this warranty, the consumer must present a copy ofproof nfpurchase of the device when submitting a devicefor service. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, andyou may also have other rights which vary from state to state. Changes or modifications to the unit may void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment. Quality Garage Door Operators with Linear Radios Linear Corporation Copyright ©
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