Installation and Maintenance Instructions - ETO Doors
Installation and Maintenance Instructions - ETO Doors
Installation and Maintenance Instructions - ETO Doors
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WARNING: WINDING THE TORSION SPRING CALLS<br />
FOR EXTREME CAUTION : CARELESSNESS COULD<br />
LEAD TO SERIOUS INJURIES.<br />
WARNING:THIS PART REQUIRES THE MOST<br />
ATTENTION ON SAFETY.<br />
Loosen the set screws one the<br />
winding cone of the spring,<strong>and</strong> then<br />
using the winding bar(not included)<br />
to wind the spring by truning the<br />
winding cone TOWARD THE CEILING.<br />
The wire must point in the same<br />
direction as you are winding.<br />
N.: Always wind toward the ceiling.<br />
Note: wind the spring 2 ~ 3 turns<br />
first, then make the complete<br />
turns as recommended:<br />
door height 2100mm 6turns<br />
door height 2400mm 7turns<br />
door height 2700mm 8turns<br />
Then tighten the set screws of the<br />
winding cone(add half a turn after<br />
feeling a pressure on the shaft.Do<br />
not forget to tighten the pressure<br />
screw before taking out the winding<br />
bars ).<br />
The winding bars must have the same<br />
diameter as the holes on the<br />
winding cone <strong>and</strong> must be pushed in<br />
as depth as possible into it.<br />
NEVER USE SCREWDRIVERS FOR THIS<br />
STEP.<br />
step seven:<br />
PLEASE MAKE SURE THE DOOR IS IN<br />
CLOSED POSITION.<br />
Remember that each hole on the winding cone is one quarter of a<br />
turn. The number of turns are indicated on the red line affixed<br />
on the spring.<br />
NEVER REMOVE A WINDING BAR OF ITS HOLE UNTIL THE OTHER WINDING<br />
BAR IS IN PLACE AND THAT YOU ARE HOLDING IT FIRMLY. YOU MUST BE<br />
VERY CAREFUL AT THIS POINT.<br />
Once this operation is completed, remove the locking pliers from<br />
the shaft,then only unlock the door, open <strong>and</strong> close the door<br />
slowly manually.You can now check if the door is well-balanced;<br />
ideally, it should stabilize where you stop pushing it up or<br />
pulling it down.<br />
If the door is heavy to lift, increase the torsion spring<br />
tension. If the door goes up too fast, decrease the torsion<br />
spring tension. Add or delete 1/4 turn at a time, alternating<br />
torsion springs. Recheck the balance. Repeat this procedure<br />
until the door rolls smoothly with a satisfactory balance.<br />
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