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MANUAL UNLOCKING OPERATION [20]
You can manually operate the gate if a problem occurs or if the power supply fails. To manually operate the gate,
carry out the following procedure:
Rotate the cover r, insert the key e, and turn it clockwise (to the right) without forcing it. The key e will be pushed
out a few millimeters by a spring. Then completely turn the handle q 180° towards the left. You can now manually
open and close the gate.
To automatically reset it, turn the handle q to its initial position, push the key e forward, turn it counterclockwise
(to the left), and then remove it.
NOTE: If the key e is not completely pushed forward, it will not turn and cannot be removed. The handle q can even
be locked in the manual position by following the above procedure with the key e.
MAINTENANCE
FINAL TESTS
Periodically check the gate structure, in particular:
check perfect functioning of the rails;
check that the rack has not lowered with the weight of the gate, since it would weigh down on the gearmotor. Should
this be the case, raise the rack and retighten the screws lower down in the slot, or lower the gearmotor using the
adjusting 8];
every 6 months check good functioning of the safety devices;
unlock the operator and check that there are no points of friction along the entire travel of the gate;
check proper functioning of the unlocking device (see the relative paragraph);
check that there is no dirt or fragments on the pinion.
Gi.Bi.Di. S.r.l. reserves the right to change the technical data without prior notice in relation to product development.
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Close the gearmotor casing. Power the system and run a complete opening and closing cycle checking that:
the gate moves smoothly;
the safety devices function properly;
the foundation plate is firmly in place;
the gate assembly is in compliance with the current EN 12453 EN 12445 standards;
For further details and information on the reference standards, visit our site: www.gibidi.com
GI.BI.DI. advises recycling the plastic components and to dispose of them at special authorised centres
for electronic components thus protecting the environment from polluting substances.
DISPOSAL
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