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SBLOCCA/UNLOCK

DESBLOQUEAR

DEBLOQUE/ENTRIEGELT

BLOCCA/LOCK

BLOQUEAR

BLOQUE/VERRIEGELT

SBLOCCA/UNLOCK

DESBLOQUEAR

DEBLOQUE/ENTRIEGELT

BLOCCA/LOCK

BLOQUEAR

BLOQUE/VERRIEGELT

FCC

B

FCA

A

1

1

0

 m

m

ø 25 mm

N

ENGLISH

5  MANUAL OPERATION

To operate manually due to a power failure or malfunction of 
the automated system, the knob release device must be used 

(fig. 13)

.

A  customised  key-operated  emergency  release  can  also  be 
installed outside 

(fig. 14) 

(optional)

.

- Insert the key in the lock, and turn the key 

anticlockwise

 

by 1 turn.

- Manually open or close the door.

Fig. 13

Fig. 14

6.  RETURNING TO NORMAL OPERATION

To prevent an accidental impulse from actuating the  door during 
this operation, before you restore normal operation, disconnect 
the system from the power supply.
knob (standard):

- turn the knob 

clockwise 

as far as it will go.

customised key (optional): 

- turn the key 

clockwise

 all the way;

- slowly turn the key 

anticlockwise 

up to the point where it 

can be extracted.

7.  AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES

Limit switch kit

The limit switch kit makes it possible to stop the door in two specific 
positions.
It can be fitted on the FAAC 595 I operator only if a control board 
has been installed on it for this function. When this requirement 
has been met, proceed as follows, referring to fig. 15:

1.  Extract  the  shafts  from  the  pinions,  and  mount  the  

reference cams.

2.  Remove  the  screws  holding  the  operator  onto  the  

longitudinal sections, add the flat washers provided and 

mount the limit switch supports.

3.  Tighten the screws, and fit the limit switches into their 

seats.

4.  Open  the  door  to  the  required  point  and  turn 

cam  A  of  microswitch  FCA  until  it  activates  the  

microswitch.

5.  Close the door and turn cam B of microswitch FCC until 

it activates the microswitch.

6.  Tighten the self-tapping screws on the cams.

Fig. 15

External release device with customised key Figs. 16 - 17

The  release  device  with  customised  key  makes  it  possible  to 
actuate the door from the outside in case of a malfunction or 
breakdown.

Fig. 17

Fig. 16

Summary of Contents for 595

Page 1: ...595...

Page 2: ...ION 4 4 1 PRELIMINARY CHECKS 4 4 2 INSTALLATION OF OPERATOR 4 4 3 POSITIONING OF TELESCOPIC ARMS 4 4 4 POSITIONING THE BACK PLATE OPERATOR DRIVE SHAFTS 5 4 5 ADJUSTING THE COUNTERWEIGHTS 6 4 6 DOUBLE...

Page 3: ...r to offer the utmost safety 9 FAACcannotbeheldresponsibleforfailuretoobservetechnical standards in the construction of gates and doors or for any deformation of the gates which may occur during use 1...

Page 4: ...g j cylinder k lower flange l drive shaft m side support for operator fastening n backplate o bleed screw p 596 MPS control unit Fig 1 Table 1 Technical specifications of 595 I operator Power supply 2...

Page 5: ...designed to operate various types of up and over doors with counterweights Figs A B and C show the most common types projecting single panel projecting articulated panel non projecting single panel w...

Page 6: ...k plate Z features two holes M and N which allow for fixture to the upper cross bar of the door as indicated in A and B of fig 7 In the case of door heights of less than 2100 mm fit the backplate on t...

Page 7: ...ensure smooth door closing operation install a cushion pad T fig 11 Alternatively to prevent garage door off balance and ensure optimal operator functioning construct and install an L bracket as show...

Page 8: ...e key anticlockwise up to the point where it can be extracted 7 AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES Limit switch kit The limit switch kit makes it possible to stop the door in two specific positions It can be fitte...

Page 9: ...to the correct level Use exclusively FAAC HP OIL 8 2 BLEEDING AIR FROM HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT If the door moves in an irregular manner this may be due to the presence of air in the hydraulic circuit If it...

Page 10: ...peration disconnect the electrical power supply from the system before returning to normal operation Do not make any modifications to components belonging to the automated system Do not attempt to per...

Page 11: ...chnician Customer 9 Technician Customer 10 Technician Customer Installer Customer Type of system Serial No Installation date Start up PART MODEL SERIAL NUMBER Operator Safety device 1 Safety device 2...

Page 12: ...n in vorliegendem Handbuch sind unverbindlich FAAC beh lt sich das Recht vor ohne die wesentlichen Eigenschaften dieses Ger tes zu ver ndern und ohne Verbindlichkeiten in Bezug auf die Neufassung der...

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