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20A

20B

78

77

76

74

75

B

C

A

A

A

A

EN

EN

Belt

Belt

06. MAINTENANCE

06. MAINTENANCE

Attention: 

First, check the tightening of the screws (A).  These screws keep the turnbuckles of  

the belt fixed. If these screws lose strength, the belt may lose tension.

A long period of door maneuvers can lead to an alteration on the belt tension. For this rea-

son it is recommended a belt tension periodic review to ensure the normal operation of the 

door.

It is recommended a full periodic check to ensure the normal operation of the door. This 

review can only be performed by qualified technicians in handling automatic glass doors.

Check the following points during the review:

01. 

To start the belt tension adjustment, 

loosen first, the screw (

C

). When this screw is 

tightened, it locks the bolt (

B

), preventing it 

of losing strength.

02. 

Turn the screw (

B

) to increase or decrease 

the belt tension. To find out if the voltage is 

properly adjusted, press the belt at middle 

position, the top against the bottom. These 

should not be able to touch each other.

03.

 Tighten the screw (

C

) to finish the setting.

BELT

OTHER INFORMATION

• BELT TENSION ADJUSTMENT

• VERIFICATIONS

• ELIMINATION

At the end of its working lifetime, all components must be removed from the place by a 

qualified installer who must take into account all precautions and safety measures during 

the procedure.

Never place the components in domestic waste or uncontrolled landfills because they 

would contaminate the environment. These must be deposited into appropriate recycling 

containers, to be separated according to their materials.

Before performing any operation on the door is required to turn off the electric 

current.

General

Leveling of the automation;

Automation grip to the surface;

Cable wrapping;

Review label;

Leaves

Noise from the carts;

Gap in anti-derailment system;

Alignment of the leaves;

Gap inside the guides;

Carts and rail cleanness;

Stoppers adjustment;

Belt

Belt tension;

Belt wear;

Motor

Noise in the motor;

Motor's connection cables;

Control board

Cleaning insects;

Power protected by circuit breaker and ground wire;

Door's speed / strength;

Motor's connection cables;

Components

Selector's functioning;

Radar's response and range;

Photocells functioning;

Photocells alignment;

Eletric lock and unlocking crank functioning;

Summary of Contents for KAPV100

Page 1: ...V2 0 REV 02 2022 KAPV100 EN USER S INSTALLER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...cycling Business users should contact their vendor and check the terms and conditions of the purchase agreement This product and its electronic accessories should not be mixed with other commercial wa...

Page 3: ...with experienced in terms of usage of the product in a safe manner and who understands the risks and dangers involved Children shouldn t play with the product or opening devices to avoid the motorize...

Page 4: ...f the power and do not use it until all safety conditions have been met In the event of tripping of circuits breakers of fuse failure locate the malfunction and solve it before resetting the circuit b...

Page 5: ...NNECTIONS The cable connection order is indifferent ELECTRIC LOCK PROGRAM SELECTOR KEY SELECTOR PUSH BUTTON CONTROL BOARD MR 10 RECEPTOR EMERGENCY PANEL FIRE ALARM PED PED COM PUL SIG RIN REX GND 15V...

Page 6: ...AR EXT COM CEL GND 15V GND 15V COM REX FIRE GND STR GND 15V COM RIN CEL COM RECEIVER 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 15V GND REX RIN SIG PUL COM PED PED 6 5 4 3 2 1 SHUNT RADAR INT EXTERN RADAR EXT COM CEL GND 15V...

Page 7: ...GND 15V COM RIN CEL COM RECEIVER 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 15V GND REX RIN SIG PUL COM 6 5 4 3 2 1 SHUNT RADAR INT EXTERN RADAR EXT COM CEL GND 15V GND 15V COM REX FIRE GND STR GND 15V COM RIN CEL COM RECEIVER 9...

Page 8: ...FIRE GND STR GND 15V COM RIN CEL COM RECEIVER 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 15V GND REX RIN SIG PUL COM PED PED 6 5 4 3 2 1 SHUNT RADAR INT EXTERN RADAR EXT COM CEL GND 15V GND 15V COM REX FIRE GND STR GND 15V C...

Page 9: ...Anti Wind strength 70N Electronic lock strength 800N Approximately Motor power 100W Standby Power Consumption 10W Approximately Functions Selector Always Closed Always open Partial opening Auto mode...

Page 10: ...In the use of tightening gripper the glass has no holes wherein the fixing is achieved by putting screws in the grippers only GLASS DOOR S LINTEL WITH TIGHTENING GRIPPER GLASS FOR TIGHTENING GRIPPER S...

Page 11: ...e smooth uniform and level The site should be free from shock and vibration Check that the ambient temperature values are admissible for operation of this door Perform the entire installation with the...

Page 12: ...he screws and washers that are in the accessory kit 04 Remove the grippers caps and place the plates that are in the kit each gripper requires two or three plates depending on the size of the leaf 07...

Page 13: ...4 INSTALLATION 04 INSTALLATION SAFE INSTALLATION SAFE INSTALLATION 12 Transport and center the full measure to the location where it will be applied to door using a scriber material Add 10mm to the fu...

Page 14: ...with the door THE glass should be between 8 to 10mm apart from soil 25 Pull the anti derailment plates upwards so that it is 1 mm of the profile as in figure 25 A 19 Raise the glass and place it unde...

Page 15: ...sen the large screws indicated in the image to be able to raise lower the plate sheet attachment 02 Rotate the thread to adjust the sheet to the height that seems most suitable to you Retighten the sc...

Page 16: ...guide and fasten with suitable screws leaving a gap of 1mm between the glass and the guide 32 A You can also adjust this space in 5mm 33 Refit the cap and repeat this procedure for the other side 34...

Page 17: ...n ON now the door by clicking the red button Once that button is triggered the door will make a full slowly opening and closing maneuver recognizing and automatically saving the route Test the install...

Page 18: ...d from 300 to 550 mm s E Pause time adjustment If you turn from right to left it will decrease the time the door waits from the point it opens up to a new recognition before closing If you turn from l...

Page 19: ...CONNECTIONS BETWEEN CONTROL BOARD LATERAL A LATERAL B Interconnection Board n 1 Board n 2 12 12 13 13 14 14 SHUNTS A The outputs 1 and 2 is for photocells connection If you do not use this function p...

Page 20: ...case of forgetting your password follow the next steps Reset the Selector 01 Press and hold the FUNC button for 10 sec The selector will beep twice First at 5 sec and then at 10 sec 01 Unscrew the scr...

Page 21: ...hten the screw C to finish the setting BELT OTHER INFORMATION BELT TENSION ADJUSTMENT VERIFICATIONS ELIMINATION At the end of its working lifetime all components must be removed from the place by a qu...

Page 22: ...5 Motor with gearbox stucked Without belt and power check if the motor rotates manually The door does not close 1 Radar sends continuous signal Turn off one radar at a time and check if the door close...

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