8
Fig. 7
Fig. 9
5. MANUAL OPERATION
In the event of a power failure or malfunction, the gate can
be operated manually by removing the plug and inserting the
special release key as shown in fig. 9.
To release the operator, turn the key in the direction of leaf closing
(fig. 9). Open or close the leaves manually.
5.1. RETURNING TO NORMAL OPERATION
Turn off power to the system before re-locking the operators to
avoid all risk of starting them accidentally.
To re-lock the operator, turn the key in the leaf opening direction
(fig. 9).
Remove the key and re-insert the plug.
Fig. 8
6. MAINTENANCE
Periodically check the gate structure and ensure in particular that
the hinges are in perfect working condition.
Check that the electronic force setting on the control board is
adjusted correctly and that the manual release mechanism is
fully functional.
Safety devices installed on the system must be checked every
six months.
REPAIRS
For repairs, refer to FAAC authorized service centers.
10) Release the operator and ensure that the gate opens smo-
othly with no stiff points and that it stops on the mechanical
travel stops.
11) Complete the welding of the front bracket to the leaf. Before
welding, detach the operator from the bracket to prevent
any welding splatter from damaging it.
12) Prepare the aluminum cover by positioning the plastic insert
and the end cap as shown in fig. 7. Secure them with the
short screws provided.
12) Slide the cover on the operator as shown in fig. 8.
13) For a dual leaf application repeat the above operations to
install the second operator.
Fig. 6
8) Close the gate leaf and, keeping the operator perfectly le-
vel, locate the leaf attachment position of the front bracket
(fig. 6).
9) Spot weld the front bracket to the leaf, protecting the cylinder
from any welding splatter.
Note: If the gate frame does not allow a secure mounting
position of the bracket, add a support plate.
The plastic insert has a slot
that must align with the slot
in the cover
End cap
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