To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Key Automation Garage Door Opener alarm continues to sound?
If the alarm continues to sound on your Key Automation Garage Door Opener, especially after 2000 cycles of operation, disconnect the power supply and then power it back on.
Why is my Key Automation Garage Door Opener chain loose and noisy?
The chain on your Key Automation Garage Door Opener might be loose and noisy due to prolonged use without lubrication between the guide and the carriage. To fix this, tighten and lubricate the chain. (see point 4.1).
What to do if Key Automation Garage Door Opener door is not in position or doesn't work?
If your Key Automation Garage Door Opener's door is not in the correct position when opening or closing, or if it's not working at all, this could be due to an incorrect setting. Try making the settings again.
What to do if Key Automation Garage Door Opener has sudden interruptions and shows "F"?
If your Key Automation Garage Door Opener experiences sudden interruptions or jerks and the screen displays "F", it could be due to several reasons: * The traction spring might not be straight: Have a technician adjust the traction spring. * There might be an obstacle: Adjust the resistance to the suitable level until “F” disappears. * The power supply might not be stable.
Why is the range of my Key Automation Garage Door Opener transmitter limited?
If the range of your Key Automation Garage Door Opener transmitter is excessively limited, the battery may not be sufficiently charged. Replace the battery with a new one of the same model.
What to do if my Key Automation Garage Door Opener door doesn't work and the screen shows "H"?
If your Key Automation Garage Door Opener door is not working correctly and the screen shows "H", this is due to a control unit problem caused by humidity. Dry the unit (request assistance from a technician).
How to fix Key Automation Garage Door Opener that is not working?
If your Key Automation Garage Door Opener system is not working, it could be due to a couple of reasons: * The plug might not be inserted firmly: Have a technician check. * The fuse might be burned out: Have a technician replace the fuse with one of the same type.
Why does my Key Automation Garage Door Opener make a screeching noise?
If you hear a screeching noise during the operation of your Key Automation Garage Door Opener, it is likely due to a lack of lubricant between the guide and carriage after a long period of use. Lubricate properly or grease the point between the guide and the carriage.
What to do if Key Automation Garage Door Opener chain turns, but the door doesn't move?
If the chain on your Key Automation Garage Door Opener turns, but the door does not move, the unlock system may be disengaged. Lock the clutch as per 4.3.
General| Brand | Key Automation |
|---|---|
| Model | Viper |
| Category | Garage Door Opener |
| Language | English |
Key analysis and tests to perform before starting the installation process.
Precautions to observe during installation and use, considering potential hazards.
Overview of the Viper electromechanical gear motor and its features for garage doors.
Details on the two boxes composing the garage door automation system and their contents.
Description and power ratings for different SEZ models.
Specifications for suggested use and available guide dimensions for different models.
Steps for connecting the motor body to the guide, including standard and rotated head.
Guidance on positioning the guide and motor relative to the door and wall.
Instructions on how to manually open the door in case of power failure.
Diagram illustrating wiring connections for photocells, safety, and commands.
Explanation of the LCD display in normal mode and button functions.
Overview of customization options including programming preparation.
Procedure for setting the opening limit for the garage door automation.
Procedure for setting the closing limit for the garage door automation.
Procedure for activating the force learning function for the automation system.
Guidance on setting the force level for the automation.
Configuration of the control unit's radio reception mode.
Setting the function of the photocell, determining its active state.
Configuration of the automatic closure duration or disabling the function.
Setting the alarm function for operating cycles or silencing it.
Changing the open/stop/close command function to only open.
Final step to save programming data or abandon the phase.
Procedures for saving and deleting transmitters.
Programming the wall switch and courtesy light function.
Procedures for testing automation components and functionality.
Steps for commissioning the automation, including documentation and user delivery.
Connecting the 900KBPK battery charger for backup power.
Important suggestions for safe and proper use of the automation.
Ensuring automation safety and preventing children from playing near it.
Actions to take in case of malfunctions and the importance of professional repair.
How to operate the automation during power failures.
Periodic maintenance requirements for longevity and safety.
Warning against changing installation or programming parameters.
Guidelines for proper disposal of automation components.
Instructions for replacing the transmitter battery.
