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Outlines the topics covered within the manual.
Instructs on how to store the manual for future reference.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the manual.
Specifies the intended applications and environment for the sliding door system.
Warns against incorrect usage scenarios that can lead to dangerous situations.
Details critical safety notices attached to the system itself.
Covers fundamental safety precautions for operating and maintaining the system.
Outlines safety procedures for maintenance and service tasks.
Details the responsibilities of the system operator for safe operation.
Lists mandatory safety requirements for personnel operating the system.
Describes the safety devices integrated into the door system.
Explains the general operational principles of the sliding door.
Describes how the electrically operated STAE system works.
Explains the operation of the telescopic STTE sliding door system.
Details the operation of the radial STRE sliding door system.
Provides details on the mechanical components and structure of the door.
Illustrates the mechanical design of the overall door system.
Shows the mechanical design of the optional tail door.
Illustrates the design of the door leaf from the interior perspective.
Details the construction aspects of the door system.
Outlines the general design principles of the sliding door system.
Describes the construction using steel profile frames.
Details the various types of door fillings available.
Describes fiberglass door panels and their properties.
Describes polycarbonate door panels and their properties.
Describes sandwich door panels and their properties.
Describes the optional row of windows in the door.
Describes the optional window feature in the door.
Details the door base, including drive and motor units.
Explains the function and integration of the optional tail door.
Describes the optional truck door integrated into the sliding door.
Explains the function and panic feature of optional pass doors.
Details the safety edge control system for obstacle detection.
Explains the drive mechanism and operating speed of the door.
Describes how to operate the door during emergencies.
Discusses risks associated with normal operation when safety measures are in place.
Highlights potential dangers arising from incorrect actions by users.
Details hazards specifically related to maintenance activities.
Covers risks associated with operating the door manually.
Lists and describes the control elements for STAE and STTE systems.
Shows the standard configuration of the control cabinet.
Details the main switch functionality for power control and emergency shutoff.
Explains the key switch for controlling system power.
Describes the optional dial for controlling track heating.
Explains the optional key switch for bypassing the wind sensor.
Describes the standard operator panel on the door leaf.
Details the push buttons for standard door operation.
Explains the function of the emergency stop button.
Describes the optional operator panel with creep mode functionality.
Details the dial for controlling creep mode operation.
Explains the various indicator lights and displays on the system.
Defines display elements and their locations on the system.
Describes the indicator light for control voltage status.
Explains the orange indicator light and its function.
Details optional indicator lights for BMA activation and door leaf position.
Describes the optional indicator for system authorization.
Explains the optional indicator for collective error messages.
Describes the optional indicator light for track heating status.
Explains the optional indicator for SKS activation.
Describes the optional indicator for door closed status.
Explains the optional indicator for opened door leaves.
Describes the optional indicator for high wind speed.
Details the optional SIMATIC LOGO display unit.
Guides the user through the standard operation of the door system.
Explains operation using the dead man's switch control.
Describes the optional automatic operation mode of the door.
Provides instructions on how to safely turn off the door system.
Details procedures for operating the door during emergencies.
Explains how to switch the door system to manual operation.
Describes the process of towing a door leaf using a tow bar.
Provides instructions for cleaning the door drainage system.
Details the process of cleaning the bottom tracks of the door.
Guides on cleaning and caring for different door surface materials.
Outlines necessary measures for operating the door during winter.
Covers basic principles for testing power-operated doors.
Lists regulatory safety requirements for power-operated doors.
References the technical rule ASR A1.7 for door testing.
Defines the qualifications required for professionals performing tests.
Explains the requirements for annual testing of the door system.
Details regular maintenance and inspection tasks for the door system.
Outlines the inspection procedures for safety components.
Lists components that require testing by a qualified professional.
Specifies the maximum permissible wear for sliding door wheels.
Provides a plan for annual inspection and maintenance of sliding doors.
Defines key terms related to malfunctions and repair.
Defines what constitutes a malfunction in the system.
Defines the process of repairing system malfunctions.
States the chapter's goal: instructing personnel on diagnosing and fixing malfunctions.
Lists common sliding door malfunctions and their solutions.
Instructs on how to contact the manufacturer for system dismantling.
Advises contacting the manufacturer for disposal information.
Provides contact information for customer service and support.
Lists required information for obtaining assistance with door data.
General| Brand | BUTZBACH |
|---|---|
| Model | STAE |
| Category | Garage Door Opener |
| Language | English |
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