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D j u S t i N G li m i t Sw i t C h e S
a N D fo R C e Co N t R o l S
Adjustment 1:
A Pre-set Force Controls to midpoint between Hi and LO
(Figure A-1).
B Adjust the Close Limit Switch: (Figure A-2).
Press Wall Console to close garage door.
If door does not close completely, measure distance
from bottom of door to floor. Move Limit Switch
same amount toward door and try again.
If door reverses after contacting floor, move Limit
Switch toward Power Head and try again.
If door reverses before contacting floor, increase
Close force and try again.
If door fails to move, check Safe-T-Beam® System. See
Safe-T-Beam® Troubleshooting Guide on pg. 13, and
Opener System Self-diagnostic Troubleshooting
on pg. 11.
Tighten Limit Switch Set Screw. Do not over-tighten
(strip) Limit Switch Set Screw.
C Adjust Open Limit Switch: (Figure A-2).
Press Wall Console to open garage door.
If door does not open completely, move Limit Switch
toward Power Head.
If door opens completely, but motor continues to
run, move Limit Switch toward door.
Tighten Limit Switch Set Screw. Do not over-tighten
(strip) Limit Switch Set Screw.
WARNING
A moving garage door can cause serious injury
or death.
Keep the path clear.
Position the ladder to the side of the Power Head
so it is clear of all moving parts of the Opener
and the door.
Set the door Opener to use the minimum force
needed to open the door.
NOTE
Little effort is required to turn the Force
Adjusting Knobs.
If the door stops moving while opening or closing,
adjust the Open Force or Close Force Controls
slightly clockwise (to slightly increase the force)
and retry the step.
The Open Force and Close Force Controls are to be
set to the minimum force necessary to ensure the
door smoothly opens fully and closes completely.
The garage door will move slowly the first time it
runs, until the Opener “learns” the type of door.
Ensure the Magnetic Carriage Assembly is engaged
and is between the two Limit Switches before
operating the Opener.
NOTE
To protect your new investment, your opener is
equipped with a Timer and Cycle Counter which
work together to prevent any chance of heat
damage to electrical circuits caused by too many
cycles in too short a time. If your Opener suddenly
stops responding to the Wall Console
- Do Not Unplug the Unit - simply wait
10 minutes for the Timer/Cycle Counter to
reset itself and try again.
a. Every 10 minutes you wait restores 5 cycles
up to the maximum of 25.
Unplugging the unit will prevent the Timer/
Cycle Counter from resetting.
D Test Door Opener:
Run door up and down a few times using Wall Console and
observe door travel.
Repeat steps above as needed to set Limit Switch positions.
E Adjust Open Force to minimum needed:
• Place door in closed position using Wall Console.
• Gently adjust Open Force fully counterclockwise
(minimum force).
• Run Opener using Wall Console.
• Observe that door runs to Open Limit Switch.
If not, adjust Open Force Control slightly clockwise,
close garage door, and open it again.
• Repeat steps above until garage door runs smoothly
from Close Limit Switch to Open Limit Switch.
F Adjust Close Force to minimum needed:
• Place door in open position using Wall Console.
• Gently adjust Close Force fully counterclockwise
(minimum force).
• Run Opener using Wall Console.
• Observe that door runs to Close Limit Switch.
If not, adjust Close Force Control slightly clockwise,
open garage door, and close it again.
• Repeat steps above until garage door runs smoothly
from Open Limit Switch to Close Limit Switch.
ma i N t e N a N C e a N D aD j u S t m e N t S
Close
Limit Switch (door fully closed)
Carriage
(disengaged)
Carriage Magnet
Switch
Switch
Magnet
Open Limit Switch (door fully open)
Carriage
(disengaged)
Figure A-2 Setting Limit Switches
Force Controls
Figure A-1 Making Force Adjustments
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