Force FS 1000-speed User Manual

Sectional And Tilting Door Opener
Installation Instructions and User Guide
WARNING
S/N
Please read the manual carefully before installation and use.
The installation of your new door opener must be carried out by a technically qualified
or licensed person.
Attempting to install or repair the door opener without suitable technical qualification
may result in severe personal injury, death and / or property damage.
FS 600 600N
FS 1000 1000N
FS 1200 1200N
FS 600-Speed 600N
FS 1000-Speed 1000N

Force FS 1000-speed Specifications

General

Drive Type	Chain Drive
Horsepower	1/2 HP
Frequency	60 Hz
Battery Backup	No
Voltage	120V
Speed	7 inches per second
Remote Control	Yes
Security	Rolling Code

Summary

Important Safety Recommendations

General Safety Guidelines

Adhere to all safety and installation recommendations; qualified personnel; avoid damage; safety obstruction system; children supervision.

Operation & Maintenance Safety

Follow instructions; keep remotes away from children; manual release caution; check for wear and damage; test safety reversal.

Installation Instructions

Mount Wall and Door Brackets

Fix wall bracket on inside wall above door; attach door bracket to structural part of the door.

Installation (Steel Track)

Assemble and Mount Track

Attach hanging brackets to track, position opener head, lift track to door bracket, secure opener to ceiling.

Connect Door Arms and Shuttle

Programming Instructions

Programming Open & Close Limits

Set open and close positions using SET, UP, DOWN buttons; door cycles for adjustments.

Programming Hand Transmitters

Use CODE button and hand transmitter buttons to pair remotes; dot flashes to confirm.

Deleting Stored Transmitters

Programming Instructions (Continued)

Obstruction Force Adjustment

Adjust force using SET, UP, DOWN buttons (1-9); factory default is 3.

Automatic Closing Settings

Photo Electric Safety Beam

Maintenance

Door and Safety Device Checks

Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications (Speed Models)

Common Fault & Solutions