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Once you have setup your post bracket and secondary bracket, then secure
the actuator arm to the secondary bracket with the bolt supplied.
With the gate in the open position and the arm fully retracted, attach the
standard gate bracket to the actuator arm, see pg 23 (don’t secure with bolt
just yet) then swing the arm with the gate bracket to the position point on your
gate (which should be close to your template marking).
If possible, clamp your gate bracket to the gate (ensure that the actuator arm
is level). Now do a test run with the motor cables direct to a 12v battery
(if you were supplied with a battery in your kit then use this, otherwise any 12v
battery will do).
Attach the red cable to your positive terminal and blue cable to your negative
terminal to extend the actuator arm till your gate is fully closed or max
extension has been reached (which ever comes rst).
If your gate fully closes with no binding (see binding image pg 25) on the rear
cap and secondary bracket and your arm is not running parallel (refer to page
24) with the gate at any point (in the closed or open position) then you can
go ahead and secure your gate bracket to the gate with the mounting bolts
supplied.
If your setup doesn’t comply with these checks then you will need to adjust
your pivot point at the secondary bracket and repeat the above process.
Pull-to-Open Setup
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