The Whistler Group 100R Garage Door Opener Receiver User Manual 8
The Whistler Group Garage Door Opener Receiver 8
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LIJHIETLER
AUTO-MATION PRODUCTS
SECURE CODE “‘
WITH SMART FLASH 'T’_,
U-INSTALL® GARAGE
DOOR OPENERS
FOR USE ON MOST TYPES OF GARAGE DOORS
- DO NOT THROW THIS MANUAL AWAY.
Keep in a safe location for future reference.
' Do not connect to power until instructed to do so.
- Do not run door opener until completely installed.
' Door opener will not operate until beam sensor
is installed and properly aligned.
0 For your protection, wear safety glasses.
Read and follow ALL instructions carefully.
FOR INSTALLATION ASSISTANCE
CALL 1-800-521-5262
021 .0349
IMPORTANT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Dear Homeowner,
Please read the following IMPORTANT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS before beginning assembly and installation.
A THIS CAUTION SYMBOL APPEARS PERlODICALLY THROUGHOUT THIS
MANUAL. IT WILL IDENTIFY IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.
- These safety Instructions must be followed
to persons
installing, using or In the vicinlty of the garage door or garage door opener.
A. BE SURE TO READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
. INSTALL THE GARAGE DOOR OPENER ONLY ON A PROPERLY
BALANCED ANO LUERICATED GARAGE DOOR. AN IMPRDP-
ERLY BALANCED DDOR COULD CAUSE SEVERE INJURY.
LUBRICATE YOUR DOOR BY APPLYING A LIGHT OIL OR
SILICONE LUBRICANT TO THE DOOR HINGES, MOUNTING
HARDWARE AND THE ROLLER BEARINGS. YOUR DOOR
SHOULD MOVE FREELY BY HAND WITHOUT STICKING OR
BINDING. DO NOT APPLY OIL OR GREASE TO THE ROLLER
TRACKS, CONDUCT DOOR BALANCE TEST BEFORE
BEGINNING INSTALLATION.
DOOR BALANCE TEST
Raise your door to ils mid-point and release h. The door
should remain in this position wiIhout moving up or down.
Next, move the door to the 3/4 open position and release it.
The door should remain in place or move slowly to the full
open position.
Finally, move the door Io the 3/4 close position and release it
The door should remain in place or move slowly Io the full
close position.
If the door fails any of these three door tests, Ihe springs may
be am of adjustment. Have a qualified service person make
repairs to cables. spring aszcmblies and other hardware
before installing the opener. Some parts are under
EXTREME tension at times and can cause serious injury if
Improperly handled.
C. REMOVE ALL ROPES AND REMOVE OR MAKE INCPEHATIVE
ALL LOCKS CONNECTED TO THE GARAGE DOOR SEFORE
E. MOUNT THE RED EMERGENCY RELEASE was 6 FEET
ABOVE THE FLOOR. IT SHOULD BE REACHAELE BY ADULTS
IN THE HOUSEHOLD TO ALLOW MANUAL USE OF THE GARAGE
DOOR IN AN EMERGENCY.
. DO NOT CONNECT OPENER TO POWER SOURCE UNTIL
INSTRUCTED To Do so. EXTENSION CORDS SHOULD NOT BE
USED. THE OF’ENEFI MUST BE PLUGGED INTO A PROPERLY-
GROUNDED 120 VOLT THREE-PRONG OUTLET.
. LOCATE THE WALL MOUNTED PUSHBUTTON WITHIN SIGHT
OF THE DOOR AND AT A MINIMUM HEIGHT OF 5 FEET ABOVE
THE FLOOR SO SMALL CHILDREN CANNOT REACH IT. MOUNT
IT AWAY FROM ALL MOVING PARTS OF THE DOOR.
. BE SURE To INSTALL THE ENTRAPMENT WARNING
LABEL NEXT to THE CONTROL BUTTON. READ THE
CONTROL ADJUSTMENT WARNING LABEL ON
THE REAR OF me OPENER AND ALSO THE EMERGENCY
RELEASE TAG, WHICH IS INSTALLED ON THE
EMERGENCY RELEASE CORD oF THE TFIAVELEFI.
AFTER INSTALLING DOOR OPENER, THE DOOR MUST
REVERSE WHEN IT COMES IN CONTACT WITH A 1-1/2 INCH
HIGH OBJECT (OR A 2X4 BOARD LAID FLAT ON THE FLOOR).
CHECK THE SAFETY REVERSING MECHANISM OFTEN (ONCE
A MONTH IS RECOMMENDED) TO ENSURE IT REVERSES WITH
A MINIMUM AMOUNT OF FORCE. THIS MUST BE RETESTED
ANY TIME AN ADJUSTMENT IS MADE TO THE DOOR ARM.
FORCE ADJUSTMENTS, DR CLOSED POSITION ADJUSTMENT.
IF DAMAGE TO ANY MECHANICAL DRIVE OR STRUCTURAL
COMPONENT or UNIT Is OBSERVED DISCONTINUE USE
AND CONTACT AN AUTHORIZED GARAGE DOOR/DOOR
OPENER DEALER on THE CONSUMER SERVICE
DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATELY.
INSTALLING OPENER. ACCIDENTAL ENGAGEMENT OF DOOR
LOCKS MM RESULT IN DAMAGE To DOOR OR OPENER AND IF you sEtEcr TOO MUCH DOOR Ponce, on DID NOT PROPERLY REIN-
PCSSIBLE PERSONAL INJURY. Foace YOUR DOOR (IF REQUIRED) AS INSTRUCTED, you HAV SEVERELV
DAMAGE vouR GARAGE noon AND DOOR OPENER. ALWAYS SEIiCT
. IF POSSIBLE. INSTALL noon OPENED 7 FEET on MORE THE LOWEST FORCE POSSIELE To OPERATE voun boon.
AEOVE THE FLOOR. THIS MAY NOT as POSSIBLE WITH MOST
ONE-PIECE Doons. IN THIS CASE INDIVIDUALS OVER 6 FOOT NOT FUNCTIONING PROPERLY QR IF IT WILL NOT
SHOULD BE ALERT TO THIS POTENTIAL OESTACLE WHILE IN REVERSE OFF OF A 14/2 INCH HIGH OBJECT.
THE GARAGE.
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FEATURES
CONTROLS
To operate door, press either the hand held transmitter button
or wall mounted pushbutton for one to two seconds. The door
will automatically open or close Door can be stopped during
any portion of the opening or closing cycle by pressing either
of the buttons. The next time the button is pressed, the door
will move in the opposite direction,
SAFE-T-MONITORY'“
The opener electronically selects the minimum force required
to operate the door. The opener selects the user adjustable
force level the first cycle after an obstruction. As described in
the next section.
FORCE ADJUSTMENTS
Independent OPEN and CLOSE dials allow you to select the
minimum force required to open and close the door. When
properly adjusted, door will automatically reverse if it senses
an obstmction while closing and stop if it hits an obstacle
when opening.
SAFE-T-CYCLETM
This system will reverse a closing door in 30 seconds or less if
door is unable to travel to the fully closed position.
EMERGENCY RELEASE
Your door opener is equipped with an emergency release
device. To disconnect door from opener, pull release cord down
allowing disconnect to latch. This will allow you to manually
open or close the door. To reconnect door to opener, pull release
cord away from door and allow traveler to latch. By operating
power unit, the traveler will automatically reconnecL
CONTROL CONNECTIONS
All openers are provided with two screw terminals for the
attachment of a wall mounted pushbutton or foui'lftitfction
wall console. A two pin plug is also provided to connect the
Beam Sensor to the power unit.
Qungr wil not operate until Beam Sensor is
connected and aligned.
SPECIFICATIONS
Voltage Required: 120 Volts - 60Hz. - 7A - lPl—l.
A grounded, three (3) hole electrical ouuet is required
W ARMNG - FIRE AM)
EXTRA PMEXT PROTECTION
Overload Protection: Motor is equipped with automatic
thermal overload device to reduce risk of fire as required by
U.L. 2 l 1 I. This prevents the motor from operating if overheated
THERMAL OVERLOAD WILL TEMPORARILY
DEFEAT AUTOMATIC REVERSING FUNCTIONS.
USE EMERGENCY RELEASE TO OPEN DOOR IN
CASE OF THERMAL OVERLOAD. Motor will cool after
5 to IO minutes and operation will resume,
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10 Feet — 4 Inches
From end of tube assembly to
rear of opener power unit,
Opener Length:
Minimum Head
Room Required: 2 Inches (Tracked Doors)
6 Inches (Trackless Doors)
Average Door Speed: 7 Inches per second
Page 3
DOOR Sr OPENER TERMINOLOGY
WARNlNG: Tilli "Ar “t: door opener h intended Use the illustrations below to determine the major compo-
A for use on one of [he ypes of doors shown below nents of your garage door. Before you begin assembly, review
ONLY. lt is CNSAFE to unempr installation on the mounting procedure on page 11, to help you plan out,
any other type ol'door or moving mechanism. ahegd' szftjme, a means of securing the power unit.
TRACKLESS-TYPE DOORS
ONE-PlECE TRACKED DOORS SECTIONAL TRACKED DOORS
ONE-FIECE
moons WITH
TRACKLESS-
TYPE noon
(JAMS)
SEC'HONAL
DOORS WITH DOORS WITH
CURVED CURVED
DOOR TRACK DOOR TRACK
I/
I THACKLESS DOORS INSTRUCTIONS
will be identified will! 3
"SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS' OUTLINE
(9 DOOR HEADER - The wood or metal beam positioned @ DOOFi ROLLERS - Attached to door and follow inside
horizontally across the top of garage doorway. the door tracks. Not used on tracldess doors.
noon spams - Springs used to balance the door @ HIGH-RISE -The highest point the top ofdoor reaches
B1 —Torsion spring, B2 4 Extension spring. when opening.
© Doon TRACKS - Metal guides to allow door to travel ® HEAD ROOM - Areaberween high rise ofdoororthedoor
ri stmr’ghr path. Not used on truckless doors. spring and the bottom of rafters or finished ceilings, Do not
attempt assembly with less than 2 inches of head room
To become more familiar with your garage door opener. review the following illustration and terminology of an installed opener.
Power
Header Assembled Mounting Angle and Straps\ Cord
stacker We, Tubs Tube Sections Chain/Cable
Traveler ,
/ Assembly ; + / Lighthver
‘ , Puehhrmnn
. " Connections
———————— BeamSensar
fl | > 00mm
NOTE: Special Remote
30:1, ( lgl lnslmctlom! I Program
r c e a , rum-wry,» .
L EaerK Llnk q Doaunnly Power Unit Bum"
Ea: Link, L Link and Antenna
ow Emnkel will he Door Bracket $1233?"
Md is Shawn
Emergency Release Admsmm
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COMPONENTS 8 TOOLS
CAREFULLY INSPECT YOUR NEW GARAGE DOOR OPENER FOR ANY POSSIBLE DAMAGE AND/OR SHORT-
AGE OF PARTS. SEPARATE ALL PARTS, FASTENERS AND ACCESSORIES AS CALLED OUT BELOW. DO NOT
ATTEMPT INSTALLATION IF PARTS ARE DAMAGED OR MISSING.
MAJOR COMPONEN
_ Traveler and Idler T 13
anev Uml nghl Cover Traveler Carrier u e
4 Tube Sections
R I eCcrd
Fushbuncn Emergency 53:5“me
”VP“ PM” "WW” Release Cord Tag
a EarUnk
m Mounling snaps
w v
D k Enllapmem “ “
oar alas sl
HeaderBracket B‘HeaderEracksl ”91 LU“ w v
(Supplledwml ° "
some Models) ll v
‘ ll 0
v .
., v
s v
Mounting Angle Supplied
Three-Button Wnrl Sums Models
Transmifler
cnal‘n Guard
Wire Visor Cllp
w?
TOOLS REQUIRED BOXES
El Adiuslable Wrench El panel or Perl D ”2" Sucks! Wrench El Drill With 1/4" El Tape Measure D Step Ladder
4/22/43 I Ligmillfiils \§
3 Piece u12" x 4" Board
6sz
1] Blade Screwdrlver
4 - Lag Screws 2 4 Carriage Bells 1 . Shoulder Ball 9 - Hex Balls 10 4 Lockwashers 10 - Hex Nuls 3 - Master Llrlk Assembly 3655‘s;
mm W“ m E ml EM © (0) g n n ll
2- mews PM my Claws pm l- Claws Pln a - Lack Cllps 4- Large Wood Screws 2. Small Woml Screws 4.7mm 55’s“
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ASSEMBLY
”34,4,
W119" 3 (W953)
\9d
Pullev \ N To protect power unit during assembly, use cardboard packing
panels. Locate remote control inside packing material and set it
aside in a safe place.
V A, Assemble the 5 tube sections as shown in Fig, 1.
MAKE CERTAIN THAT THE TUBE SECTIONS ARE FULLV SEATED.
Double Knot The “End To End“ length must be 113-1/ " (or less).
. / (You may need to gently rap them togemer.)
B. Attach pulley to end of tube using the one and one half
Double Knut inch (l-l/Z") clevis pin and a lock clip. See Fig. 2.
C, Tie a double knot in one end of red cord. Attach knob and
emergency release tag. Attach other end of red cord to
traveler cam using another double knotr See Fig. 3.
Dr Slide traveler unto tube assembly. Make sure (am) arrow
on traveler points toward idler assembly.
E. Insert end of tube assembly into tube support on top of
power unit. See Fig, 4,
End cl Tube TU“ SUMO"
Assembly
‘ol lll
Idler Assembly
Cardboard Panel
Traveler
14/2" Clevl's Pm Lock Clip
FASTENERS USED UN
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ASSEMBLY (conmmusm
FIG. 5
Idler Assembly
/ / Mlddle Tube Section
CE 39 4
F. Position traveler on middle tube section See Fig, 5.
G Using master link assembly, secure loose and of chain to
traveler cam'er. Fasten retaining clip on top. See Fig. 6.
H. Loop chain around drive sprocket on top of power unit.
Make sure traveler remains on middle tube section. If noL
reloop chain around drive sprocket, See Fig. 7.
MASTER
LINK ASSEMBLY
Helaim'ng Clip
FlG- 7 TOP VIEW
Tube Su on . .
Traveler 99 @
omeaoo page 7
ASSEMBLY (CONTINUED)
ll Secure Other end of chain to chain adjust bolt with n ruzrster link
assembly. Fasten retaining clip on mp. See Fig. 8.
Master Llnk
J. Thread body lock nut all the way onto chain adjust bolt. Retarnrng Clip
Kl Locate cable assembly, then thread chain adjust body onto
chain adjust bolt approximately four full turns.
L. Pull loose end of cable through idler assembly until it can be
attached to other side of traveler carrier. See Fig. 9.
M. Secure cable to traveler carrier with master link assembly. Fasten
retaining clip on lap.
NA Tum chain adjust body wand in direction shown until chain
is tight, then tighten body lock nut against chain adjust body to
prevent the assembly from loosening, See Fig. 8 again.
Tumbuckle
Traveler
Retaining or
0. Install chain guard over drive sprocket by pressing down until
mbs snap into Frame. See Fig. 10A
FASTENERS USED ON
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INSTALLATION
IMPORTANT! IT ls CRITICAL THAT you IDENTIFY WHAT TYPE OF noon you HAVE, AS lT WILL
MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE WAY voun OPENER IS INSTALLED. SEE PAGE 4.
A. Mark the centerline of door on header above door and on D Using this figure. measure from floor and mark that point
top ofdoor. See Fig. 11. on door header. Locate bottom of header bracket at that
point and directly on centerline mark. (Header bracket
B. Slowl ‘e .Wh "t h 't h' h~r's ' t
y rats door 6" ‘ reac as l 5 lg l e pom may be mounted higher, but do not mount any lower.)
(highest distance off the ground when door is opening).
place a support (prop) under door to hold it at that posi- See F'g‘ 13‘
lion. Measure dismnce from floor to top edge or door. See IMPORTANT: SOME MODELS ARE SUPPLIED WITH AN 8'
Fig. 12. Remove support and lowerdoor. HEADER BRACKET FOR USE ON E' HIGH moons. IF YOUR MODEL
ls SUPPLIED WITH Tuls BRACKET, PLEASE LOCATE I‘I’ Now
I- — — — — nous wrrH THE 8‘ HEADER BRACKET MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
FIG“ 1 1 ”EMU-INSTRUCTIONS! THAT ARE PACKAGED SEPARATELY. FoLLow THESE lNSTRuc—
' TECK’BSS‘TW" ”M’s °”'Y l nous; THEN commas on To PAGE 10 IN THE MANUAL.
6" Above ngh-HISE ol Door
L _ ._. _ _ E. Holding header bracket securely in position, mark holes
on door header. A nail may he used to temporarily hold
Door Header .
/ |‘——Ce“'e”‘"e °' DW’ header bracket in place See Fig} I3. _ 7 _
ngh Hlse I
2”
a' Header Bracket
(Supplled wlln
Some Models)
High Hlse
F. With marks as guide, use a 1/4" drill bit to drill pilot holes
in door header. See Fig. I4.
. . p . ._ G. Secure header bracket to door header with two lag screws.
Cr Add two (2) mches to the dtlenCL. measured for hlgh—rlse Make sure bracket is tightly secured.
for Tracked-Type Doors. ,
. . ,‘ _ . _ NOTE: In some types of garages. there may be a steel channel
Add 5" (6) mm m ‘he “we mum“ f‘” h‘gh'me across door header. If channel is there, drill 5/16" holes in
for TmckleSS-Type DoorS- channel, and I/4" holes in door header.
- — — - -
FIG- 12 One-Piece SPECIAL leTHUcTtONsl
Sectional Trackless-Type Doors Only
Tracked Door nuke" °°°’
iii“
ll Screws (2)
1/4“ Drilled Holes
H‘s" R155 ngh Fuss
heroism meg
Lag Screws
INSTALLATION (comruuuem
G. Place power unit on floor and raise idler assembly up to
. Traveler
header bracket. See Fig, 15. Assembly Power Unit
Header Brackei
Idler Assembly
Emergency
ONE-PIECE AND secriomAL TnAéliéD
moons omv
K. Raise door to full open position and place a 2" x 4" board
(on edge} between tube and door. The 2" x A" ensures that
tube assembly has enough clearance when door is opening,
Tube should rest on 2" x 4" directly in line with center of
door. See Fig. ISA
Header Bracket
H. Use the 2" clevis pin and a lock clip to secure idler assembly
to header bracket. See Fig. 16
NOTE: Header bracket has additional positioning holes if
height adjustment is necessary. Ir can also be mounted upside
down for further adjustment.
l. Carefully raise power unit and set it on a ladder or other
suitable prop Unit should be high enough to clear fully
opened door.
J. Pull emergency release cord down and slide traveler
toward power unit. See Fig. 17.
FAerntzas USED ON
THIS PME:
2“ Clovis Pm
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INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)
F|G_ 19 TRACKED—TYPE DOOR MOUNTING (I
__________________
$2135 H Position of Top of Dam m
Dnor as it Opens
oi Door
IG. 20
5" Above
Door Must be at a
Slight Downward Angle
when Fully Open
Door In Closed Position
_"__"1'1'I
Open Position
TRACKLESS-TYPE DOOR MOUNTING
Door in Open
Highflise or
Door Fosrtion
M.H/ _
_ 4/1 Power Untt
Tia ler
Lowering
power unit
funher may
improve — —
opetao'on on
. large/heavy
Tube (at tube support) MUST be doors.
approximately 1“ LOWER THAN
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L_____________WWWWW&____J
GARAGE WITH FINISHED CEILING
Mounting Straps
SECURING POWER UNIT
General Information: Mounting instructions for power unit
must be somewhat general. due to the many different ceiling
designs. Due to these differences, every power unit installation
could be slightly different.
Basic carpentry procedures. coupled with a little prerpltrnning.
should be all that is required to mount power unit. A local carpen-
ter can be contacted to provide whatever assistance is required.
The main concern in mounting power unit is that
the installation he secure-£3 mounted for opera-
rirmul strength, rigidity and solely. Mounting
straps can be easily bent and cut at conform tu whatever
configuration is required. See Figs. 1‘) and 2“.
FAerNEns USED mu
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Lockwssher
and HEX Nut
L. Mount power unit to an overhead beam or ceiling. See Fig.
21 for typical mounting suggestions. Use lag screws, hex
head bolts, hex nuts and lockwashers. (Lag screws are for
use in overheard wood beams or ceilings; hex head bolts,
Iockwashers, and nuts are for mounting stmps and angle.)
Crossing mounting straps helps to insure power unit will not
sway side to side. Additional 2" x 4"’s may be needed for
proper insurllation.
M. Once power unit is mgmelv mounted. remove all supports
and ladders Opemm door manually several tunes to ensure
that door travels freely and does not contact tube. Top edge
of door should clear tube by at least. one inch.
l l it
Leg Screws
ill
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lulilllrllm @
Hex W's Loekwasher Hex Nut
Page 11
N. Assemble L link to bar link, as shown in Fig. 22 for
tracked-type doors and F lg. 23 for lrackless-type doors.
Use [W0 (2) hex bolts, lockwashers and hex nuts.
0, Attach door bracket to L link and bar llnk assembly. Use
shoulder bolt, lockwasher and hex nut. Be sure it is assem-
bled as shown.
P. Attach L link and bar link assembly to traveler by insenA
in; (he 1 inch clevis pin through traveler and assembly.
Insert n lack clip throngh small hole in clevis pin, Assem—
ble as shown in Fig. 22 for tracked-type doors or Fig. 23
for tmckless-type doors.
Q. Pull emergency release cord and slide traveler toward door.
FIG. 22
TRACKED-TYPE DOOR MOUNTING
Lock
Emergency
Release
Knob
Bar Llnk
ankwashers
and Hex Nuts
Dccr Evackel
Lockwashers
and Hex Nuts
.l_‘
& ShoulderEcll (musl be
pnsmoned as shown)
INSTALLATION [CONTINUED]
I'F__-'""-__-1
IG. 23
l TRACKLESS-TYPE DOORS ONLY
I Lockwashers
N l
Shouldstnlt and H“ ”5
(must be
vosmuned
as shown)
ll.
{W
Bar Llnk
Hex Balls
Emergenzy
I ReleaseCnrd
— — - — — — — _ — —
DOOR REINFORCEMENT
MPORTANT NOTICE: To PREVENT PossIELE DAMAGE TO .
GARAGE DOORS, LIGHTWElGHT STEEL AND FIBERGLASS norms
MUST BE REINFORCED BEFORE DOOR BRACKET IS INSTALLED.
ALWAVS suPFoRT INSIDE OF DOOR BOTH VERnCALLv AND HORI-
zoNTALLv WITH A 2“x4" BOARD, CHANNEL, on ANGLE IRON.
VERTICAL ERACE Mus'r COVER AT LEAsT 1115 TOP PANEL OF A
SECTIONAL noon, AND HORIZONTAL ERACE MUST as AT LEAST
SIX (6) FEEr LONG. SEE FIG. 24.
FAILURE TO PROPERLY BRACE DOOR PRIOR TO
INSTALLATION OF OPENER MAY RESULT IN
SEVERE DOOR DAMAGE. ADDITION OF BRACES
MAY AFFECT BALANCE OF DOOR. AFTER INSTAL-
LATION. CHECK FOR PROPER MANUAL OPERATION
AND REBALANCE DOOR IF NECESSARY.
FIG. 24
Door Bracket
{gsyifiél mam” Horizontal
Support
Angles —
N01
Suppnea
Vevtlcal Supporl Angle 7 Not Supphed
FAerNERs usEn on
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J ShDu
Page” FL 01 & E
Lock Cllp
I“ Claws Pln
v ‘ . l
ldel Boll
E W <0
HEX Balls Hex Nul
Lock Washer
R, Position door bracket near top ofdoor, as close as possible
to center of top door roller. Mark two holes on door. On
sectional doors, door rollers should be 3" to 6" from lop of
door. If not, simpIy position bracket 3" to 6” below top of
door. Bar Link should be adjusted to 45“. See Fig 25.
S. Slide traveler back and drill two (2) 5/16' holes through
door at marked holes.
Traveler
3. . 5"
Sectmnal Doors
Mark and Dnll
5/15' Ho1es
NOTE Bar link should be
adjusted Io 45“ as shown.
T. Move traveler assembly toward door and attach bracket to
door. Use hex bolts or carriage bolts to fasten bracket to
door, See Fig, 26.
FIG. 26
MAKE SURE door
Ilnka 9 Is strai ht. u,
WRONG ml,” ) WRONG
111,
kl’l
flip G
CORRECT
ONE-PIECE AND STEEL WOOD SECTIONAL
SECTIONAL DOORS DOORS
Door Flol1sr Door Roller
Centerhne
INSTALLATION [CONTINUED]
— — - _ _ - — _ — _
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS!
| TFIACKLESS DOORS ONLY |
I Position door bracket on top edge of door, directly on I
centerline. Use a pencil to mark hole locations on door.
I]: Drill (2) 5/I6" holes through door at marked holes. See I
Fig. 27
Use hex bolts or carriage bolts I0 fasten bracket to door. I
See Fig 28.
: FIG. 23 m,“
é
I 1‘ Carnage Bolt, Hex Bolt, Lockwasher I
Lockwasnar and Nut
and Nut
FASTENERs 115517 on
‘111111 1‘1111 1111111
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E 11 1 1 1 l; OR
Hex Bulls
Carriage Boll
@ Page 13
Loekwasher Hex Nut
IMPORTANT: Doon OPENER
wxu. NOT OPERATE UNTIL BEAM
SENSOR IS CONNECTED TO
POWER UNIT AND PROPERLY ALIGNED.
FIED ALIGNMENT LIGHT MUST BE ON. OTHERWISE,
DOOR CAN BE CLOSED BY MAINTAINING CONSTANT
PRESSURE ON WALL—MOUNTED PUSHBUWON SEMI-Y-
A. Use four thumb screws to attach sending and
receiving units to mounting brackets . See Fig, 29.
B. Use wood screws to attach receiving unit to wall
with eye 5 inches above floor. Make sure beam
mm.
Beam "Eye" must be mounted as close to (he
lmuorn edge ol‘ door as possible to offer
maximum entrapment protection. See Fig 30.
C. Run wires up wall across top of door opening. then
dawn other side. Temporarily stnple wires in place
using bummed staples.
DO NQT RUN WIRES IN A LOCATION
WHERE THEY WILL INTERFEHE WITH
MOVEMENT OF THE DOOR.
BEAM SE NSDR MOUNTING
Red Alignment Light
ZrFln
Connector
. Receiving
. L %
Mounting % Moummgsraeket
mm; and Slot I
I M...
Wood Screws
Screws
D. Mount sending unit like receiving unit with "Eye" 5 inches or less
above floor. Make sure beam clears door tracks.
E. Uncoil remaining wire with Z-pin connector. Route wire up garage
wall across ceiling to back of power unit. Secure wires in place
using M Staples.
F. Plug beam sensor into connector at rear of power unit. Make sure
locking lab is properly inserted as shown in Fig. 31.
FIG. 30
Loop and Secure
Extra Wile
Keep Wires clear of
Door Movement Power Cord
Power UruI
‘ Receiving
WARNING:
TU pasvem ssmous INJURY on
5 Inches DEATH, BEAM SENSOR “EYE“ MUST 1.
orLess as mum-rep LESS THAN FIVE .
wanes |5"1 ABOVE GARAGE noon. IMWW‘N“ Locking
misusing menus us
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A. Strip 1/4" of insulation off each end of pushbutwn wire.
Connect wires to two screws an rear of pushbutron as
shown inFig. 32.
E Mount pushbutton out of the reach of children Mai
fgt ghove the floor with wood screws. See Fig. 33.
C. Using 'nsulnted staples, run wire from pushbutton to
power uniL T H W RE , or
place wire close to 120 volt power wires. Separate as far
as possible. NOTE: If garage has more than one opener,
keep pushbutton wires separated as far as possible.
FIG. 32 LIGHTED FUSHEU'ITON
STANDARD PUSHBUTTON
Termlnais
A, Install light bulbs into lamp sockets.
NOTE: Do MIT use light bulbs
rated more than 100 watts each.
Rough service bulbs are suggested.
See F ig. 36.
B. Lights stay on for 4-1/2 minutes
when door opens or closes.
C. Insert top tabs oflighr cover intc L»
shaped holes in panel.
D. Slide light cover down, then snap bottom
tabs of cover into tab holes in panel.
PUSHBU'ITDN INSTALLATION
D. Strip about 1/4" of insulation off other end of wire and
connect Io screw temrinals ar rear of power unit. See Figs.
33 and 34.
E. Mount Entrapment Warning Label near pushbutton.
Secure label with staples, if necessary. See Fig. 35
IMPORTANT: MOUNT PUSHEU'H'ON HlGHEfi THAN
A CHILD CAN REACH AND IN A LOCATION WHERE
noon IS EASlLY VISIBLE.
igi
®LNEVER PASS UNDER A MOVING GARAGE DOOR.
/ 5 Foot
Enrrapment M'mmum
Warning Label l
NOTE: If lighted pushbulton does not light reverse wires
connected to screw terminals.
Tab Hales
Light Bulb
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Small Wood Screws
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WA R N I N G : BEFORE CONNECTING EITHER THE DOOR FDHCE on DOOR POSITION, RETEST THE
coon OPENER. FAILURE To ADJUST THE OPENER FROPEH~
POWER, PLEASE REVIEW THESE IMPORTANT SAFETV
INSTRUCTIONS. THEY ARE DESIGNED To FIEDLICE THE Ly M” CAUSE SEVERE MUN OH DEAN-L
RISK OF SEVERE INJURV OR DEATH. HEAD AND FOLLOW ALL D. |p possigLE’ use mg EMERGENCY RELEASE ONLY WHEN THE
INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. DOOR s CLOSED. USE CAUTIoN WHEN usINO This RELEASE wmI
THE DOOR OPEN. WEAK OR BROKEN SPHNGS MAY CAUSE THE
DOOR TO FALL RAPIIlY, CAUSING INJURY Oi DEATH.
E. KEEP GARAGE DOORS PROPERLY BALANCED.
SEE OWNERS MANUAL. AN IMPROPERLV BALANCED DOOR
A. NEVER LET CHILDREN OPERATE, OR PLAY WITH DOOR CON'
TROLS, KEEP REMOTE CONTROL AWAY FROM CHILDREN.
El. ALWAVS KEEP MOVING DOOR In SIGHT Arm AWAY FROM PEOPLE
AND DEJECTS UNTIL N Is COMPLETELY CLOSED. NO ONE
SHOULD CROSS THE pATH OF THE MOVING DOOR. COULD CAUSE SEVERE INJURY. HAVE A QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSON MAKE REPAIRS TO CAELEs. SFHING ASSEMBLIES
C. TEST DOOR OPENER MONTHLY. THE GARAGE noon MUST AND omen Hmnwms.
2952521153227513‘3‘01fifé’éfiflifélu‘éfité F. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
POWER CONNECTION
To REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, CONNECT POWER B. Cut off power cord about three inches from strain relief
CORD ONLV To A PROPERLY GROUNOED 3 PHONE 120 VOLT bushing, then loosen the four comer screws and remove
OUTLET. DO nor USE AN EXTENSION CORD OR CHANGE PLUG main opener cover.
IN ANY WAY. |F PLUG oOES NOT FIT INTO OUTLET, CONTACT A , . . . .
QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN To INSTALL A PROPER OUTLET. C‘ “I” “am ral'ef “mm; by sqi’efzmg plague tabs and
pulling outward. Remove the remaining power cord cover-
PERMANENT WIRING INSTRUCTIONS ing, and pull the loose wires into power unit allowing at
least six Inches (6") for connecnng wires.
DISCONNECT POWER AT FUSE EC)! BEFORE
pnocgsnma, D. Using appropriate sized wire nuts, attach incoming white
"neuu-nl" wire to white wire, black "hot" wire to the black
wire, and green "ground" wire to Lhe green wire inside the
power unit.
NOTE: Where required by local codes, Opener must be per»
manently wired by a licensed electrician.
A- Locale incoming 120 V011 power cord and black plastic stmin E. Replace cover and switch power ON at fuse box.
relief bushing whae cord enters frame.
, BOTTOM VIEW L
A. Beam sensor will "Beep" if not properly aligned or 15 Left aft
obstructed. Align beam sensor by moving sending and _ A —~ ~~>\‘<
receiving units up or down and left or righl until red AlignmCen'e' 0
(Lemma
alignment light on receiving unit comes on. Thumb screws on
bmtom can be loosened to move sensor left or righl. and Right
mounting screws {hill fasten mounnng brackets to wall can be ”ISM Em“;
loosened I0 move sensor up or down. See Fig. 37. FIG 37
E. Pixot sensors up or down and left or right until you} up the
center of the operation. Tighten all thumb screws and Up/Down SIDE VIEW
mounting screws when system is centered. A ’ , ,_ _ _ _ »
‘__, AIIgn In Cenlet _
C. Fimsh securing all wire. making sure not to break or short D? Jun/Down)
Screws
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an} OI’Ihe wires. Loop and secure any extra wire. 4 T "‘ > 15] flighrzment
IQ
Mountingl/Ll
DOOR FORCE ADJUSTMENTS
NOTE: DOOR OPENER WILL NOT OPERATE CORRECTLY
UNTTL THE BEAM SENSOR IS INSTALLED AND PROPERLY
ALIGNED. GARAGE DOOR MUST BE PROPERLY
BALANCED TO PROCEED.
A. The UP and DOWN DOOR FORCE adjustments on rear of
power unit allow you to select how much opening and closing
force power unit will apply. See Fig. 38.
B. As a door force STARTINQ; P1151 |12N ONLY, identify
door type, then use the chart below and select the door force
on the two door force dials on rear ofpower unit.
DOOR FORCE: DOOR CON§TRU§ T]! N
1-3 Single car, light. steel St fiberglass
3-5 Singlecarwood, and two cursreel orfiberglnss
5-7“ Two ecu wood door
7-S* Very large heavy doors
IMPORTANT: If in the next step, while adjusting the FULL U?
and FULL DOWN position of door, it requires more force to move
your door up or down than what you selected, the door will reverse
while closing or stop while opening. The lights on the power unit
will flash. Simply select more Tome and operate door again.
*CAUT|ON. ls vcu SELECT TOO MUCH
nooa FORCE, on mo nor paopsfitv aziNFoncE mun
DOOR (IF REQUIRED) as msmucrso, YOU MAY sevens~
LV DAMAGE voun GARAGE ooon AND noon OPENER ALWAYS
SELECT THE LOWEST FORCE POSSAELE To OPERATE mus noon.
OOR POSITION ADJUSTMENTS
IMPORTANT: The FULL UP position of the
door ll_ll_U_S_'[ be adjusted belore the FULL
DOWN position. The door opener will become
inoperative and the lights will blink rapidly If you do
not follow these instructions.
A. Locate the four (4) buttons on rear of power unit labeled
LEARN UP and DOWN (DN), and MOVE UP and DOWN
(DN). These are used to adjust the FULL UP and FULL
DOWN positions of the door. See Fig. 38.
B. To set the FULL UP position of the door, £11555 AND
HQ D the LEARN E button, then press the MOVE UP and
MOVE DOWN (DN) buttons until the desired FULL UP
position of the door is selected. See Fig, 38.
C. Next, to adjust the FULL DOWN door position. REESE
ML]! the LEARN DOWN DN button, then press the
MOVE UP and MOVE DOWN (DN) buttons until the door
is in the FULL DOWN position. The door opener tube should
be slightly bowed. See Fig, 38.
D. Use the wall mounted pushbutton to E! LLY QPEN then
EL‘L Yi QSEthe garage door.
E. During the first CLOSE cycle. me door will close with more
force and the tube will bow slightly more than you selected.
This indicates the door opener is "finding" the floor. All
future cycles will be as you selected.
NOTE. If the door reverses while closing or stops while opening
us you are setting the door position adjustments, you may need to
select a higher door UP or DOWN force. You should also make
sure beam sensor alignment light is on,
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Learn Up Door Force Up
Flemcle “Fl"
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REMOTE CONTROL PROGRAMMING
A WARNING: KEEP REMOTE con-
TROLS OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN
AT ALL TIMES. DOOR MAY OPERATE DURING THE
NEXT STEPS. KEEP DOOR PATHWAY CLEAR.
NOTE: Remote control will NOT operate door opener until
you set DOOR POSITION ADJUSTMENTS,
A, Press the REMOTE "R" button under red light on rear of
power unit. Red light above button and lights on power
unit will come on. See Fig. 39.
B. While lights are still on, press button on remote control
you wish to use to operate door. Lights will blink two
times then turn off. See Fig. 40,
C. Press this SAME button on remote control again to
acuvate door opener.
Do To program additional remote controls, repeat steps A
through C.
E. lfyou wait 30 seconds, the light will turn off allowing you
to Slzlrl. over.
F. If you HOLD the REMOTE "R" button (or 10 seconds
the lights will blink 6 times. ALL programming will be
erased, allowing you to start over. See Fig. 41.
LIGHT CONTROL
(For remote controls with more than one button) If you program
a second button on the SAME remote control to the SAME
opener. the button can be used to turn lights ON and OF.
FCC Radio Usage Limimions
CAUTION: The garage door operator and all accessory radio equipment
have been designed In Federal Communimlinns Sixminrlis for Part 15
ndio devices. Opemthm oflhl's device is subject to are following
conditions: (1) This device may not must harmful imerrerenee; (2) This
device must accept any Interference that may be rmived, Including
interference that may muse undesired operation; (3) Changes or
modifications not expressly approved by are mdnufacturer could void the
aulhur'll) oi users Io operate this equipment
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Antenna Wire
Blink-Blink
Blink-Blink
ElinKABlinKOFF
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WARNING: SEVERE DAMAGE TO DOOR,
DOOR OPENER OR PERSONS MAY OCCUR IF
THE UP OR DOWN FORCE IS SET TOO HIGH
FOR CONDUCTING THE FOLLOWING TESTS. KEEP
DOOR PATHWAY CLEAR.
DESTRUCTION TESTING:
A. While the door is going down, extend your hands under the
bottom edge of the door, (Use gloves.) The door should
EAle reverse off of your hands and begin to go up. [in does
not, select a LOWER down force, and test again. See fig. 42.
B. While the door is opening, grasp the bottom edge and try
stopping it. Do not put your fingers between door sections.
The door should STOP, with minimum force applied. If it
does not, select n LOWER up force, and test again.
IMPORTANT: This test must be conducted two times in a
row to ensure proper entrapment protection.
ENTRAPMENT TESTING:
A. Place a 1-1/2 inch object (or a 2" x 4” Ioid flat) under the center
of me door opening, then activate the door to close. Make sure
door linkage is adjusted correctly. The door should contact the
object, then reverse and open. If it does not reset up and down
door positions, select it lower DOWN FORCE and test again
(See page 17).
B. If selecting a lower down force does not correct the problem,
you MUST go back to the DOOR POSITION adjustment
section. Firsc readjust the full up position of the door, then
re-adjust the full down position to be much more secure
against the floor. Test again and re—adjust if necessary.
C. Repeat this procedure until the door reverses off of the 1-1/2
inch high object. Make sure door linkage is properly adjusted
(see page 13).
IMPORTANT: This test m_usl be conducted two times in a
row to ensure proper entrapment protection.
BEAM SENSOR TESTING
A, While the door is closing, place an object in front of the beam
sensor eye. See Fig. 44. The sensor should "beep" and the
door should reverse and open.
B. Blocking the sensor while the door is opening will have no
affect on the door operation. Sensor will "beep" only.
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SAFETY REVERSE SYSTEM TESTING
Beam Sensor “Eye“
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TROUBLESHOOTING
OPENER DOES NOT WORK
A, Make sure there is puwer zlt the 120 volt outlet where opener is
plugged in.
B. The motor overload protector may be activated Wait 10 minutes
for the motor to mull
C. Remote comml will not close door until beam sensor is attached
and aligned.
D [fa four-function wall console is being used, make sure the vaca—
liorl switch is in the “UNLOCKED" position,
E. Pull the emergency discnnnect cord L0 release d’le duor frnm the
opener. Check In see if the npener will operate if not conneered
to the door. lfopener now Dpcrnms. review “Door Balance Test"
in the front of manual.
F. Remove the push button wires and try remote comm].
REMOTE CONTROL DOES NOT WORK
OR HAS SHORT RANGE
A, Review the “Remote Control Programming“ section in manual,
B. Replace battery in remote control with one of the same type.
c. Try moving or cniling the antenna wire on opener,
PUSHBUTTON DOES NOT WORK
A Make sure the pushbunon wires are not broken or shorted.
8. Disconnect wires from back of opener and “short" across the
two screw |erminnls using a screwdriver. If upener opemtes. the
pmhbunon wires are shorted or bruken.
LIGHTS FLASHING - SMART FLASH“"I
A. If it requires more force to muve the door than you seleCted with
the open or close force adjustments. lights an die opener will
blink. An onserucnon or poorly opemting door may be the cause.
Review “Door Balance Test" and “Open 3nd Close Force
Adjustments."
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B. If the beam sensor is ubstructed nr not itllgned. the lights on the
Opener will blink as shown belcw. The clear can pn_lx be closed
by holding the wall-mounted pushbutton.
DOOR CLOSES - THEN OPENS
Al Is something obstructing the door? Remove obstruction, then
apernte dour again.
5. Climnrie conditions may heave or sink gar-nee floor Review rne
"Door Position Adjustments" and "Entrapment Test"
insmwrionsi
EXCESSIVE TU BE BOW
A. Make sure power unit is securely mounted and door operates
freely. Review “Door Balance Tests." Is sumeflung obstructing
the dour?
B. Review “Door Position Adjustment" and “Entmpment TesL“
LIGHT STAYS ON
A The lighting fenture tums opener lights on for 4—l/Z minutes after
opener has been activated.
B. Wurklight swttch (supplied only with four-function wall can-
sole), my be "ON."
C. Pedestrian light switch (supplied only with four—function wall
console). tums lights an for 4-1/2 minutes.
SOMETHING BROKE -
NEED ASSISTANCE?
Identify partln back Ofthis manual. then cnnmcl your local dealer at call:
1-800-521-5262
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SAFETY: lln: ENTRAPM l‘ TF "l‘ l“; the single most
important step in the installation of you garage door opener.
The door must reverse when it comes in contact with 3 1-112"
high solid object placed on the garage floor. lfdoor does not
reverse, refer to Entrapment Test Instructions in this manu-
al or contact a door system professional.
Failure to comply with this requirement may result in scrim
or fatal injury to anyone trapped by a closing garage door.
CAUTION: Dlsconrmue USAGE AND eouucr
A AN auruomzeo DEALER on THE CUSTOMER San-
vnce DEPARTMENT ANY TIME A MALFUNC‘NON is
osssevzn.
PERlODlC INSPECTIONS (CHECK THESE ITEMS MONTHLY]
LUBRICATION: Lubncate all moving parts of door with
light oil several times yearly. including roller shafts. Do not
lubricate tracks or surfaces of nylon rollers.
DOOR BALANCE TEST: Check door balance at 3/4 open,
mid—point and 3/4 closed positions. Refer to “Door Balance
Test" in this manual.
EMERGENCY RELEASE: Close garage door and pull red
emergency release knob to ensure that door can be released
from opener,
HARDWARE: Inspect chain/cable lension and reu‘ghten all
nuts and bolrs.
TOLL FREE HELP LINE
Before using this phone number, review Troubleshooting" on pge 20 and “Parts List" on page 21.
CALL TOLL FREE
1-800-521-5262
Please have the
MODEL NUMBER and
DATE CODE when calling.
IN-WARRANTY SERVICE
Dunng warranty period. if product appears defective, call our Toll Free service before removal of unit. A technician will diagnose the
problem and promptly supply you with the parts for DO-lT-YOURSELF repairs.
A TER WARRANTY
If you are unable to locate a local source for service or parts,
See your yellow pages listing under the following headings:
call us at 14300-521-5262,
' Garage Doors and/or Garages
’ Or your Local Dealer
- Door Operating Devices
- Garage Door Openers
Your local dealer stocks parts and accessories and can ensure
that you are ordering the correct item.
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WARRANTY INFORMATION
WHISTLER DOOR OPENER LIMITED WARRANTY
Your Stanle y gmge door opener and remote radio controls are
warranted against deficiencies in material and workmanship for a
specific period of tune based on which model number you have.
providing recommended installation and maintenance procedures are
followed. This warranty is in lieu of all other wan-antics. expressed
orimplied (some states do no allow limitations on how long an
implied warranty lasts so this limitation may not apply to you] and
shall be considered void if damage was due to improper insullation
or use, connection of improper power source. or if damage was
caused by fue or lightning. The Manufacrurer wtll not be responsible
for any labor charges incurred in the removal or replacement of
deficient parts. In case of failure due to deficient material or
workmanship during the warranty period. the electronic components
(control board and transmitters) or the complete garage door opener
wdl be repaired or replaced at the Manufacturer's option at no
charge. For inforrnaiion on this warranty, you may call. toll~free soo-
521-5262. New or factory rebuilt replacements will be used.
Replacement ports are warranted for the remaining portion ottlie
original warranty period. In the event the warranty regish‘tlfinn is not
relumed. the warranty period above dates from date of shipment
from Manufacturer rather than date of purchase. This warranty gives
you specific legal rights. and you may also have other rights which
vary from State to Smile. For use with 120 volt. 60 hz. ciu-rent only.
WHISTLER DOOR OPENER MODELS AND WARRANTY PERIODS r- -— «—
MODEL - 57105: Garage Door Opener and remote radio controls
are wamnted for a period of one (1) yearfrorn
dane or purchase. The motor is wamnred for one
(1) year.
MODEL - ST205: Garage Door Opener and remote radio controls
are wan—rated for a period of one (1) year from
date of purchase. The motor is warranted for ten
(iO) years.
MODEL - ST305: Garage Door Opener and remote mdio controls
are warranted for a period ofone 0) year from
date of purchase. The motor is warranted for ten
(10) years.
MODEL - ST315: Garage Door Opener and remote mdio connols
are warranted for a pedod of one (1) year from
date of purchase. The motor is warranted for ten
(10) years
MODEL . ST405: Garage Door Opener and remote radio controls
are warranted for a period ofone (1) year from
date of purchase, The motor is warranted for ten
(10) years
MODEL - ST445: Garage Door Opener and remote radio controls
are warranted for a period of one (1) year from
date of purchase. The motor is warranted for ten
(10) years,
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MODEL - 57505: Garage Door Opener and remote mdio controls
are warranted for a period of two (2) years from
date of purchase. The motor is warranted for the
LXFETIME of the opener for the original
purchaser in the original installation.
MODEL - 51525: Garage Door Opener and remote radio controls
are warranted for a period of two (2) years from
date of purchase. The motor is warranted for the
LIFETINIE of the opener for the original
purchaser in the original installation.
MODEL - STSOS: Garage Door Opener and remote radio controls
are warranted for a period of two (2) years from
date of purchase. The motor is warranted for the
LIFETIME or the opener for the original
purchaser in are original uisiauadon.
MODEL - ST645: Garage Door Opener and remote radio controls
are warranted fora period of rwo (2) years from
date of purchase, The motor is Warmnted (or the
LIFETIME o! the opener for the original
purchaser ‘in the original installation.
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WARRANTY INFORMATION
Your Whistler garage door opener and remote radio controls are
warranted against deficiencies in material and workmanship for a
specific period oftime based on which model numher you have.
providing recommended installation and maintenance procedures are
followed. This warranty is in Lieu or all other warranties. expressed
or implied (some Sta-es do no allow limirauons on how long an
implied warranty lasts so this limimtinn may not apply lo you) and
shall be considered void if damage was due to improper installation
or use. connection of improper power source. or if damage was
caused by fire or lighming. The Manufacturer will not be responsible
for any labor charges incurred in the removal or replacement of
deficient parts. In case of failure due to deficient material or
workmanship during llie warmnty period. the electronic componean
(control board and transmitters) or the complete garage door opener
will be repaired or replaced at the Manufacturer“; opo'on at no
Charge. For information on this warranty. you may call. tollefree
800—52l-5262 New or factory rebuilt replacements will be used.
Replacement parts are warranted for are remaining portion or the
original warranty period. In the event the warranty registmdon is not
returned the warranty period above dates from dare nfshipment
from Manufacturer rather than date of purchase. This warranty gives
you specific legal rights. and you may also have other rights which
vary from State to State. For use with 120 volt, 60 hz. current only.
WARRANTY PERIODS
MODEL - ST105: Garage Door Opener and remole radio controls
are warranted for a period of one (1) year from
date ofpurchase. The motor is warranted for one
(1) year.
MODEL - STZDS: Garage Door Opener and remote radio controls
are warranted for a period of one (1) year from
date of purchase. The motor is wammeti for ten
(10) years.
MODEL - $T305: Garage Door Opener and remote radio controls
are warranted for a period of one (i) yearfrom
date of purchase. The motor is wnmnled for len
(10) years.
MODEL - ST315: Garage Door Opener and remote radio controls
are warranted for it period of on: (1) year from
dare of purchase. The motor is warranted for ten
(10) years.
MODEL - suns: Garage Door Opener and remobc radio controls
are war-ranted for a period of one (1) year from
date of purchase, The motor is warranted for len
(10) years.
MODEL- 57445: Garage Door Opener and remote mdio controls
are warranted for a period ofone ( 1) year from
date ofpurchase. the motor is warranted for ten
(10) years.
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MODEL - ST505: Grange Door Opener and remote radio controls
are warranted for a period. of two (2) years from
date of purchase. The motor is warranted for the
LIFETME of the opener for file original
purchaserin the original installation.
MODEL - ST525: Garage Door Opener and remore radio controls
are warranted for a period of two (2) years from
dale of purchase. The motor is warranted for the
LlFETl'ME ofthe opener for the original
purchaser in the nngmal installation.
MODEL - STSOS: Garage Door Opener and remote radio controls
are warranted for a period of two (2) years from
date of purchase. The minor is warranted for the
LLFETIME of the opener for the original
purchaser in the original installation.
MODEL - sreas: Garage Door Opener and remote radio controls
are warranted for a period of two (2) years from
date orpurchase. The motor is warranted for the
LIFETIME orthe opener for the original
purchaser in the original installation.
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