Schwingtor - Normstahl
Schwingtor - Normstahl
Schwingtor - Normstahl
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6 Putting into operation<br />
6.1 Check the spring tension<br />
The spring tension has been set in<br />
the factory and does not usually<br />
need to be altered. (Exception: Variant<br />
doors without lining).<br />
Check the tension by opening the<br />
door about 1 metre and then letting<br />
it fall. It is ideal if the door<br />
stops in this position. The door<br />
does not move up or down into its<br />
end position until gentle pressure is<br />
applied.<br />
However, if the door moves out of<br />
this position on its own either upwards<br />
or downwards, adjust the<br />
springs.<br />
6.2 Adjust the spring tension<br />
Caution!<br />
The springs are under tension<br />
and can spring out in the event<br />
of incorrect use.<br />
– Work with the springs carefully<br />
and carry out this work only<br />
when the door is open and<br />
supported (springs not tensioned).<br />
There is a risk of squashing<br />
when carrying out work on the<br />
springs.<br />
– Wear gloves!<br />
On Variant doors without linings<br />
the springs are set at the factory for<br />
a lining weight of 8 kg/m 2 . On<br />
doors with a width of up to 3 m the<br />
spring packets are not prestressed<br />
and must be adjusted to the actual<br />
lining weight.<br />
Adjust the springs so that they are<br />
the same on both sides<br />
Caution!<br />
Danger of injury by springs<br />
jumping out.<br />
– After setting the spring tension<br />
refit the spring safety<br />
sleeve.<br />
Do not operate the up and over<br />
door without a spring safety sleeve.<br />
6.3 Install safety cover<br />
Caution!<br />
Risk of crush injuries on the lifting<br />
mechanism.<br />
– Do not operate the up and<br />
over door without the safety<br />
cover on the lifting mechanism.<br />
Insert the expanding rivets in the<br />
holes, then press in the rivet arbour<br />
completely.<br />
6.4 Locking/unlocking<br />
Check the setting and adjust it if<br />
necessary.<br />
(A) Rod locking mechanism:<br />
Adjust the locking mechanism so<br />
that there is a gap (around 2 mm)<br />
between the rod and the background.<br />
(B) Cable locking mechanism<br />
(Prominent, Rustico, Elegant):<br />
Prestress the cable slightly. There<br />
must be no gap on the handle.<br />
Adjust the lock so that a gap<br />
(approximately 2 mm) remains between<br />
the lock and the lock box.<br />
(C) Cable locking mechanism<br />
(Variant, Prominent backbone):<br />
Prestress the cable slightly. There<br />
must be no gap on the handle.<br />
Adjust the lock so that a gap<br />
(approximately 2 mm) remains between<br />
the lock and the lock box.<br />
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