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FAAC 400 Series User Manual

FAAC 400 Series
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Translation of the original instructions

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FAAC 400 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Operating Temperature-20°C to +55°C
Protection ClassIP54
Model400 Series
Protection RatingIP54
Voltage230 Vac
Power Supply230V AC
UsageResidential
Motor TypeElectromechanical
Safety FeaturesObstacle detection

Summary

1. INTRODUCTION TO THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL

1.1 MEANING OF THE SYMBOLS USED

Explains warning symbols used in the manual for safety and operation.

SAFETY SIGNS AND SYMBOLS (EN ISO 7010)

Details safety signs and symbols according to EN ISO 7010 standard.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

TOOLS (type and size)

Lists necessary tools and their types or sizes for installation and maintenance.

MARKINGS ON PACKAGING

Explains handling and storage markings found on product packaging.

2. SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

2.1 INSTALLER SAFETY

Details safety precautions specifically for installers during installation activities.

2.2 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE

Outlines procedures and risks associated with the transport and storage of the product.

2.3 UNPACKING AND HANDLING

VENT CLOSURE

Instructions on closing the vent hole to prevent oil leaks.

2.4 DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT

Provides guidelines for the proper disposal of the product and its components.

3. 400

3.1 INTENDED USE

Defines the specific intended applications and purpose of the FAAC 400 actuator.

3.2 LIMITATIONS OF USE

Details the operational limits and conditions where the product should not be used.

3.6 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

TYPE OF HYDRAULIC LOCK

Explains the different types of hydraulic locks and their implications.

ROD STROKE

Describes the rod stroke options available and their suitability for different installations.

3.7 COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION

COMPONENTS SUPPLIED

Lists all the components included in the package for the actuator.

3.8 DIMENSIONS

Provides the physical dimensions of the actuator models.

3.9 MANUAL OPERATION

RELEASING THE ACTUATOR

Step-by-step instructions for releasing the actuator for manual operation.

REINSTATING OPERATION

Step-by-step instructions for restoring automatic operation after manual use.

4. INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

4.1 MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS

Specifies the structural and mechanical conditions required for proper installation.

4.2 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Details the electrical system requirements and safety precautions for installation.

4.3 EXAMPLE SYSTEM

5. INSTALLATION

5.1 DETERMINING THE POSITION OF THE REAR BRACKET

Explains how to determine the correct position for the rear bracket installation.

Measurements 400

Provides installation measurements for the 400 model.

11 Outward opening - Measurements 400

5.2 INSTALLING THE REAR BRACKET

STEEL PILLAR

Specific steps for installing the rear bracket on a steel pillar.

MASONRY PILLAR WITH PLATE TO EMBED

Instructions for installing the rear bracket on a masonry pillar with an embedded plate.

5.3 INSTALLING THE FORK AND JOINT

INSTALLING THE REAR FORK

Steps for installing the rear fork onto the actuator.

CONNECT THE JOINT TO THE ROD

Instructions for connecting the joint to the actuator rod.

5.4 INSTALLING THE ACTUATOR

FASTENING BY WELDING

Explains the method of fastening the actuator by welding.

FASTENING WITH SCREWS

Explains the method of fastening the actuator using screws.

5.5 INSTALLING THE CASING

5.6 INSTALLING THE POWER CABLE

6. START-UP

6.1 REMOVE THE BREATHER SCREW

Steps to remove the breather screw for initial setup.

6.2 ADJUSTING THE FORCE (BY-PASS)

Details how to adjust the actuator's force using by-pass screws.

7. PUTTING INTO SERVICE

7.1 FINAL CHECKS

Lists the essential final checks to ensure proper functionality and safety.

7.2 FINAL OPERATIONS

Describes the final operational steps and documentation required.

8. ACCESSORIES

9. MAINTENANCE

9.1 SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE

Outlines the routine maintenance tasks and their frequency.

Scheduled maintenance of the actuator

Details specific checks and tasks for the actuator's scheduled maintenance.

9.2 OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS

10. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

10.1 SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

Lists safety recommendations for users operating the automation system.

10.2 EMERGENCY USE

10.3 MANUAL OPERATION

1 Limitations of use in relation to wind

Limitations of use 400 CBC, 400 CBAC, 400 SB

Table showing wind use limitations for specific 400 models.

9 Limitations of use 400 SBS

Limitations of use 400 SBS L

Table showing wind use limitations for the 400 SBS L model.

2 Outward opening applications

Outward opening - Measurements 400

Measurement data for outward opening applications with the 400 model.

12 Outward opening - Measurements 400 L

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