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MAINTENANCE
Tesng
The controlled descent device should be tested every six months in most installaons. In corrosive or dusty environments, the
device should be tested more oen.
Fricon Disc
Of the operator's moving parts, the only one that could possibly wear is the fricon disc. The disc is located on the governor.
The disc is 6mm (1/4²) thick. If the disc wears so that it is less than 3mm in thickness, it will need to be replaced. (This type of
wear should not occur during the lifeme of the product.) To replace the disc, remove the selok pin that xes the governor-
hinging device to the sha. When the pin is removed, the hinging device and the fricon plate may be removed allowing
replacement of the fricon disc.
Monthly
Check chain alignment and tension. Adjust if required
Check PE / IR beam/s and bump edge funconality where applicable
Quarterly
Check ghtness of xing bolts and (sprocket) grub screws. Adjust if required * refer page 6
Check correct electrical operaon
Check manual operaon via hand chain
Lubricate the drive chain
Lubricate yweight linkages and the sliding pin when it is extended from the output sha
Ancorrosion spray should be applied to all components to prevent them from deteriorang
Check door balance. Adjust if required
Conduct door maintenance in accordance with door manufactures guidelines. This will include door balance
SERVICE MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN
CAUTION
DO NOT allow ancorrosion spray, grease or any other lubricang product come into contact with the fricon
disc or fricon plates!
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM Resoluon
Shuer will not li aer
engaging release arm
Increase spring tension on release arm, or remove slack from cable linkage.
Shuer does not descend when
mechanism tested
A) Ensure drive chain is aligned between sprockets.
B) Ensure drive chain is not overghtened.
C) Ensure sprockets have not been aached so that eccentric rotaon results.
D) Check for and remove any obstrucons from the shuer guides.
E) Ensure roller or ball radial thrust bearings have been used on shuer axle.
F) Increase the weight on the boom rail. And/or
G) Increase shuer reverse springing.
H) Release some of the spring tension from the shuer drum.
Shuer falls back down when
operated
Ensure release arm fully engaged.