ED 100, ED 250
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3DORMA
Safety instructions
Work on electrical equipment may only be performed
by properly qualified staff (electricians).
• Do not allow children to play with the ED 100/250 or
its rigidly mounted adjustment and control devices.
• Keep remote controls out of reach of children.
• Never stick metal objects into the openings of the
ED 100/250; otherwise you might sustain an electric
shock.
• The ED 100/250 has to be secured against water and
other liquids.
• Only specially qualified staff may open the power
supply housing.
• Disconnect the ED 100/250 from power supply (de-
energise the system) before removing the cover of the
power supply housing.
Low-energy product
The ED 100/250 meets the requirements of a low-energy
application in accordance with the German DIN 18650
(industrial standard):
• Reduced dynamic force at door leaf and reduced
contact force via low driving speeds
• Reduced static force at door leaf and reduced contact
force via force limitation
The door system does not compulsorily require additional
safety equipment.
Dangers at closing edges
Automatic doors may cause hazards by crushing, shea-
ring, hitting and drawing-in at the different closing
edges.
Opposing closing edge
Secondary closing edge
Main closing edge
Dangers caused by slide channel and arm
The slide channel and the arm may cause hazards by
crushing and shearing.
Residual risk
Depending on the structural conditions, the prevailing door
version and the available safety equipment, residual risks
(such as crushing and hitting – with limited force) cannot be
excluded.
All people using a door are generally aware of the danger
spot at the secondary closing edge of every swing door (also
at manually operated doors).
This danger spot cannot be influenced by the manufacturer
of the operator and a protection of this closing edge often
cannot be realised due to its construction and technical
function.
A suitable clamping protection (like a rubber or textile cover)
is available in the specialised trade and not part of the scope
of delivery.
Recycling and disposal
Both the ED 100/250 and its packing mainly
consist of recyclable raw material.
The ED 100/250 and the respective accessories
must not be disposed of as domestic waste.
Please ensure that the old appliance and the
respective accessories (if available) are properly
disposed of.
Abide by the prevailing national statutory provisions!
Inspection and system approval
Before the first commissioning and depending on
requirements, however, at least once a year, the ED 100/250
has to be inspected by a properly qualified technician and
serviced if required.
A person trained by DORMA has to perform the inspection
and approve the system with the aid of the inspection book.
The respective results have to be documented in accordance
with DIN 18650-2 and the facility operator has to keep these
documents for at least one year.
We would recommend taking out a maintenance agree-
ment with DORMA.
Maintenance and Care
The system has to be de-energised/disconnected from power
supply before any kind of maintenance workor cleaning is
performed (switch off fuse).
You may clean the ED 100/250 with a damp cloth and
standard commercial detergents.
You should not use scouring agents for cleaning purposes as
they might damage the surface finish.
Wear
The following wear parts have to be inspected once a year
and replaced if required:
• Arm
• Slide shoe
• Slide channel
Only use original spare parts.
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