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The operator is equipped with a manual release cord to disengage shuttle and move door by 
hand while holding the handle down (Fig 19). Pull on the handle to disengage the shuttle. To 
re-engage the door simply run operator  in automatic mode or move door by hand until the 
trolley engages in the chain shuttle. 
In situations where the garage door is the only access, it is recommended that an external Key 
Release device should be fitted (Fig 20). 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

1.  No particular maintenance is required for the control board. 
 
2.  Check the door at least twice a year if it is properly balanced, and all working parts are in 

good working condition. 
Check the obstacle sensing at least twice a year, and adjust if it is necessary. 

    Make sure that the safety devices are working effectively (Safety beams, etc.) 
 
 

Notice:  A poorly  operating door can affect the life of  the  operator,  and will void the 

warranty. 

 

 

Manual disengagement 

 

Figure 20 

Figure 19 

Maintenance 

MANUAL DISENGAGEMENT

MAINTENANCE

The operator is equipped with a manual release cord to disengage the shuttle and move the 
door by hand while holding the handle down (Figure 19). Pull on the handle to disengage the 
shuttle. To re-engage the door, simply run operator in automatic mode or move the door by 
hand until the trolley engages in the chain shuttle.
In situations where the garage door is the only access, it is recommended that an external Key 
Release device should be fitted (Figure 20).

1. No particular maintenance is required for the control board.
2. Check the door at least twice a year to ensure it is properly balanced, and that all working 
parts are in good condition.
3. Check obstacle sensing at least twice a year, and adjust if necessary.
4. Make sure that all safety devices (such as Safety Beam) are working effectively.

NOTE: A poorly operating door can affect the life of the operator, and will void the warranty.

Summary of Contents for DiGi Digidoor 6 S

Page 1: ...Installation Instructions and User Guide GARAGE DOOR OPENER ...

Page 2: ... 03 INSTALLATION STEEL TRACK 04 INSTALLATION SECTIONAL STEEL TRACK ASSEMBLY 05 BATTERY BACKUP ASSEMBLY OPTIONAL 06 PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS 07 08 SAFETY BEAM CONNECTION OPTIONAL 09 OTHER TERMINALS INTRODUCTION APPLICATION 09 MANUAL DISENGAGEMENT 10 MAINTENANCE 10 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 11 PARTS LISTING 12 COMMON FAULT SOLUTIONS 13 14 CONTENTS ...

Page 3: ...supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance 11 Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste Please recycle where facilities exist Check with your local authority or retailer for recycling advice 12 If the supply cord is damaged it ...

Page 4: ...tal bottom plate Strong and secure 14 Additional Up and Down buttons accessible on the rear of the operator PRODUCT DESCRIPTION FEATURES 1 Automatic safety reverse Automatic stop automatic reverse are controlled by our circuit board software protect your children pets or property 2 Soft start Soft stop Ramping speed up and down at the start and end of each cycle reduces stress on and operator for ...

Page 5: ... the top of the garage door at its closest point refer to Fig 1 Important note As for additional safety rules we strongly recommends the fitting of Safety beams on all installations Mount Wall Bracket and Door Bracket Fig2 Wall Bracket Close the garage door and measure the garage door width at the top and mark the centre Depending on the actual installation space locate and mount the wall bracket ...

Page 6: ...onnected to the drive chain or belt The operator is now ready for programming Figure 3 Page 6 Installation Steel Track STEP1 Fig 3 Attach the operator head to the steel track Assembly the 2 U Hanging brackets with 6mm nuts supplied STEP2 Fig 3 Place the steel track and operator head assembly centrally on the garage floor with the open end furthest away from the door Lift the front of the track up ...

Page 7: ...t the plastic tape cut the plastic thread on sprocket 2 Parts Steel Track A 1500 mm B 1500 mm Sleeve 3 Parts Steel Track D 1000 mm E 1000 mm C 1000 mm Sleeve Sleeve F FF Page 7 Sectional Steel Track Assembly 1 2 Parts Track As Fig 6 slide the A rail into the sleeve slide the B rail into the sleeve 3 Parts Track As Fig 7 slide the C rail into the sleeve slide the D rail into the sleeve slide the E ...

Page 8: ... 11 Fix with screws supplied STEP2 Plug the battery cable into the operator cable as in Fig 12 Figure 11 Figure 12 Option 2 Side Fixed STEP1 Assemble the battery battery bracket as in Fig 13 Fix with screws supplied STEP2 Plug the battery cable into the operator cable as in Fig 14 Figure 13 Figure 14 BATTERY BACKUP ASSEMBLY OPTIONAL Option 1 Top Fixed STEP1 Assemble the battery and battery bracket...

Page 9: ... the travel limits and the force sensitivity adjustments The door is now ready for normal operation PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS 1 PROGRAMMING OPEN AND CLOSED LIMITS a Press and hold the SET button until 1 appears on the display then release the button The door operator is now in Programming Mode b Press and hold the UP button until the door reaches the desired Open position NOTE Fine adjustments can ...

Page 10: ...acts Fig 16 Page 10 Increase Force Decrease Force Increase A C time Auto Close enabled Decrease A C time Auto Close disabled Safety Beam enabled Safety Beam disabled 4 OBSTRUCTION FORCE ADJUSTMENT NOTE The obstruction adjustment is set automatically during programming Usually no adjustment is necessary If a change is needed a Press and hold the SET button until 3 appears on the display then releas...

Page 11: ...he flash light with DC 24v 28v current 100mA When use AC 220V power flash lights please match an adapter and wiring as required SAFETY BEAM CONNECTION OPTIONAL Important notes 1 Flash Caution Light should be less than 25W 2 PB External Push Button should be N O OTHER TERMINAL INTRODUCTION AND APPLICATION 1 The O S C interfaces available Add a new O S C button to operate the door 2 Flash light func...

Page 12: ...ct the life of the operator and will void the warranty Manual disengagement Figure 20 Figure 19 Maintenance MANUAL DISENGAGEMENT MAINTENANCE The operator is equipped with a manual release cord to disengage the shuttle and move the door by hand while holding the handle down Figure 19 Pull on the handle to disengage the shuttle To re engage the door simply run operator in automatic mode or move the ...

Page 13: ...eed 160mm Second Drive mechanism Chain Belt L E D 24V 15pcs LED lamp Limit setting Electronic Transformer Overload protection technology Radio frequency 433 92 MHz Coding Format Rolling code 7 38 x 1019 Combinations Standard transmitter 2 X Code Storage Capacity 20 different codes Caution light terminal Included Working temperature 40o C to 50o C Safety Protection Soft start stop Safety beam optio...

Page 14: ...lt connection 26 1 Caution card 27 1 Release handle 28 2 Transmitter 29 1 Transmitter bracket Parts List PARTS LIST Item Qty Description 1 1 L E D cover 2 1 Control PCB 1 3 1 Power PCB 2 4 1 Main cover 5 1 L E D light 6 1 DC gear motor 7 1 Motor shaft sleeve 8 1 Transformer 9 1 Transformer plate 10 1 Steel bottom base Item Qty Description 11 1 Sprocket assy 12 1 U hanging bracket 13 2 Click bracke...

Page 15: ...e door the operator stops automatically after running 10cm and is displayed Hall sensor wire is loose or damaged Open the cover check the hall sensor wire and re plug or replace Operator does not work The relay is heard to click and is displayed The wires between the gear motor and the control board may be loose Open the cover and check the wires between the gear motor and the board Operator stops...

Page 16: ...lace the remote battery 2 Re attach or extend the antenna on the operator 3 Attempt to identify the interference and remove it Unable to code in new remotes The new remotes may not be compatible with the operator Ensure that the remotes are compatible Unable to code in a compatible remote and is displayed The stored capacity of 20 remotes is full Ensure that all the existing remotes are available ...

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