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Dea ADVANCE - Manual Operation and Maintenance; Manual Door Movement and Release; Scheduled Maintenance Tasks

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10.2 Unlocking and Manual operation
In the event of malfunctions or simple power failure, release the motor (Pic. 9) and perform the operation manually.
The knowledge of the unlocking operation is very important, because in times of emergency the lack of timeliness in acting on such
a device can be dangerous.
WARNING The ef! cancy and safety of manual operation of the automation is guaranteed by DEA System only if the installation has
been installed correctly and with original accessories.
11 MAINTENANCE
Good preventive maintenance and regular inspection ensure
long working life. In the table below you will ! nd a listo f inspec-
tions/maintenance operations to be programmed and executed
periodically.
Consult the TROUBLE-SHOOTING” table whenever anomalies
are observed in order to ! nd the solution to the problem and con-
tact DEA System directly whenever the solution required is not pro-
vided.
INTERVENTION TYPE PERIODICITY
Lubrication of chain and rotating pins
6 months
Check screw tightness
6 months
Check chain tension 6 months
TROUBLE-SHOOTING
Description
Possible solutions
By activating the open or close command, the door does
not move and the operator electric motor does not start to
operate.
The operator is not powered correctly; check the connections, the fuses and the conditions
of the power supply cables and replace/repair them, if necessary. If the door does not close,
also check that the photocells operate correctly.
By activating the open command, the motor starts to
operate by the gate does not move.
Check that the motor release is closed (see Fig. 9).
Check that the motor does not push in the opposite direction; this could be caused by
inverted wiring.
During the movement the operator functions in a jerky man-
ner, it is noisy and stops half-way or does not start.
The door does not have free movement; release the motor and organise the points of rota-
tion.
The power of the gear motor could be insuf! cient with respect to the features of the door;
check the choice of model.
12 PRODUCT DISPOSAL
ADVANCE consists of materials of various types, some of which can be recycled (electrical cables, plastic, aluminum, etc. ..) while others
must be disposed of (electronic boards and components).
Proceed as follows:
1. Disconnect the power supply;
2. Disconnect and disassemble all the accessories connected. Follow the instructions in reverse to that described in the section “Installa-
tion”;
3. Remove the electronic components;
4. Sorting and disposing of the materials exactly as per the regulations in the country of sale.
WARNING In line with EU Directive 2002/96/EC for waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), this electrical product must
not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste. Please dispose of this product by returning it to your local municipal collection
point for recycling.

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