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Warnings
For your safety and to obtain an automation system with a correct operation,
make sure that the following conditions are met:
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The gate structure must be adequate for the automation system
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Make sure that the gates move correctly and evenly, without friction,
along the entire length of their path
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The wheels and rails of the gates must be in good condition, free of rust
and well greased
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The gates must be able to open and close freely, without obstacles
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It is recommended to install a gate stop for the open position
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DO NOT weld when the bearing is on the bearing sets, because it does
not have perfect contact with the bearings and they get burr trying to
make the table.
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DO NOT weld with the motor mounted, as the Mainboard will heat up
and the wiring on the board will fail.
Safety information
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Do not replace components and accessories other than those included or
recommended by the manufacturer.
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Before powering the system, make sure that all connections and cables
are in good condition.
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Turn off the power when performing maintenance operations.
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Avoid the water control panel to avoid short circuits.
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Do not power the motor, control panel or other accessories directly to
the power source.
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Do not pass through the gates when they open or close.
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Keep the remote control in a safe place away from children.
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Read all information and warnings in this manual carefully before putting
the system into operation.
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During the installation of the automation system, take measures regarding
the safety of people and maintaining the integrity of the space in which
you work.
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The system has an overvoltage protection function to prevent damage to
the device or injuries.
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Install the automation system taking into account the weight, length and
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