What to do if Schartec Garage Door Opener opens but does not close?
If your Schartec Garage Door Opener opens but doesn't close, check the photocell for obstructions. If a photocell is not installed, disable the photocell function in the settings.
Why Schartec Easy 800 N remote control does not work?
If the Schartec Garage Door Opener remote control isn't working, first replace the battery. If that doesn't solve the problem, try removing any potential sources of interference in the area, such as baby monitors.
Why Schartec Easy 800 N Garage Door Opener has no reaction?
If your Schartec Garage Door Opener isn't responding, start by checking the power supply from the electronic plug on the opener. Then, carefully open the cover and ensure all cables are securely connected.
Why Schartec Easy 800 N moves back while closing?
If your Schartec Garage Door Opener moves back while closing, check the door springs in every position. Also, reset the end positions and increase the power for the force obstruction.
What to do if system learning will not start on Schartec Easy 800 N Garage Door Opener?
If system learning won't start on your Schartec Garage Door Opener, check the photocell connection. Adjust the photocell alignment. If you don't need the photocell, disable the function in the menu.
Why automatic closing timer doesn't work on Schartec Easy 800 N?
If the automatic closing timer on your Schartec Garage Door Opener isn’t working, connect the photocell. This function requires a connected light barrier.
How to encode new remotes on Schartec Garage Door Opener?
If you can't encode new remotes to your Schartec Garage Door Opener, press 'Code' for more than 8 seconds until the display shows 'dL' to delete all codes. Then, save the new remote control. Use only original Easy remotes.
What does "H" mean on Schartec Garage Door Opener display?
If the display shows "H" after system learning and the Schartec Garage Door Opener doesn't work, check the connection cable to the board. Replace the board.
What to do if Schartec Easy 800 N displays "00"?
If the display shows "00" after system learning and the Schartec Garage Door Opener doesn't work, perform the programming run again.
What does stroke error mean for Schartec Easy 800 N?
Check the door mechanics and perform programming run again.
General| Pulling force | 800 N |
|---|---|
| Power | 600 W |
| Radio frequency | 433.92 MHz |
| Motor Type | DC motor |
| Operating voltage | 230 V |
| Speed | 16 cm/s |
| Safety Features | Obstacle detection |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Battery Backup | No |
Defines intended use and emphasizes installer qualifications for safe operation.
Warns about spring tension, electrical hazards, and the need for professional repair.
Covers risks from fastening materials, hand ropes, unintentional door movement, and unexpected travel.
Addresses safe mounting and risks like pinching in the boom rail.
Details risks of pinching fingers in the boom rail and injury from pull cord misuse.
Covers risks during door movement, remote control use, and safety installations like photocells.
Details requirements for inspection, maintenance, and testing of safety devices.
Details warranty duration, covered items, and common exclusions like improper installation.
Lists and briefly describes features like automatic safety reverse, soft start/stop, and auto-close.
Emphasizes checking the garage door and system for mechanical health and proper balancing.
Specifies required clearances and the importance of an emergency release for safety.
Lists and illustrates the various parts included in the product's delivery package.
Details the process of assembling the three-part boom rail, including cutting zip-ties and sliding pieces.
Describes running the spring and nut on the threaded rod and securing the trolley connector.
Provides instructions for positioning and mounting the wall and door brackets.
Details attaching the adapter piece, operator to rail, and Easy-Click bracket.
Describes positioning the assembly, attaching brackets, and connecting the shuttle to the door leaf.
Guides on preparing the operator, plugging it in, and reaching standby mode.
Details the procedure for teaching the operator the desired open and closed positions.
Explains how to adjust the operator's force settings (F1-F9) for optimal performance.
Covers enabling photocells and configuring the auto-close timer for convenience.
Explains adjusting motor force and programming remote controls for operation.
Details the procedure for erasing all stored remote control codes from the operator.
Illustrates connections for photocells, signal lights, and push-buttons.
Explains how to use the manual release cord to move the door by hand.
Lists key technical specifications like door size, weight, voltage, and opening speed.
Provides solutions for issues like no operator reaction, system learning failure, or timer problems.
Addresses problems with door opening/closing, automatic movement, and remote control functionality.
Explains error codes like "00", "H", "C", "O", "L" and their respective solutions.
Declares compliance with EC directives and lists relevant standards for the door operator.
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