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EN
Contact with the drive housing can cause burns.
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The tubular motor gets hot during operation. Allow the motor to cool down prior to
undertaking any further work on the motor.
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Never touch the hot drive housing.
There is always danger of a potentially fatal electric shock when
working with electrical systems.
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The tubular motor must only be connected to and all work performed on electrical
equipment must only be carried out by a qualified electrician in accordance with
the diagrams provided in these instruction (see pages 52/53/54).
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Carry out the installation and connection with all devices disconnected from the
mains.
Non-observance can cause danger to life!
Observe installation instructions for installation in damp rooms.
Please observe regulation DIN VDE 01000, part 701 and 702 in particular when
using the motor in damp rooms. These regulations detail mandatory safety measures.
Use of a defective device can endanger people and equipment
(electrical shock, short circuit).
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Never use defect or damaged devices.
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Please make sure that the drive and mains cable are free from damage.
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Please notify our customer service department (see page 72) of any faults/
damage on the device.
According to the standard DIN EN 13659, care must be taken that the sli-
ding conditions stipulated in EN 12-045 for the hangings are adhered to.
When unrolled, the movement must be at least 40 mm at the lower edge with an upward force
of 150 N. Particular care must be taken here to ensure that the outward running speed
of the hanging is less than 0.2 m/s over the last 0.4 m of travel.
Potential risk to life and limb resulting from uncontrolled starting of
the drive.
Never attempt to manually stop the motor /shutters in the event of uncontrolled
movement. In such cases, switch off all power to the drive and take appropriate safety
precautions to prevent unintentional switching on. Arrange to have the system checked
by a specialist engineer.
General safety instructions
General View (Figure
)
Please compare:
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The contents of the package with the content description on the packaging
after unwrapping it.
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The motor designation with the relevant information included on the type plate.
(1)
Counter bearing
(2)
Ball bearing
(3)
Axle of the roller cap
(4)
Roller cap
(5)
Winding shaft
(6)
Tie
(7)
Securing clip
(8)
Driver
(9)
Tubular motor
(10)
Adapter
(11)
Set button
(12)
Drive head
(13)
Drive end bearing
(14)
Fixing bracket
(15)
Motor cable
(16)
Control device (e.g. Troll Comfort)
(17)
Roller shutter curtain
(18)
Limit ring
(19)
Gearbox output shaft
(20)
Hanging brackets
Please note:
Customer-specific supply package
Improper use increases risk of injury.
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Please instruct all people concerned in the safe use of the tubular motor.
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Prohibit children from playing with stationary control units.
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Prevent persons with limited abilities or children from playing with fixed controllers
or with the remote control.
Roller shutters:
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Always monitor roller shutters while they are moving and keep people at a
distance until movement has finished.
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When cleaning the roller shutter, the equipment must always be at zero
voltage.
For awning structures that can be operated outside your range of vision:
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Do not operate the awning if any work is being carried out in its immediate proximity
(e. g. window cleaning).
For automatically operated awnings:
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Disconnect the awning from the mains when performing work in its immediate
proximity.
Servicing awnings regularly increases their operating safety.
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Please inspect the awning regularly for defective balance and damage to cables and
springs.
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Damaged awnings must only be repaired by specialists.
