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WARNING

 

To prevent SERIOUS INJURY:

 

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 DO NOT connect power until instructed.

 

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 Keep hands and fingers clear from sprocket during operation.

 

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 Wear gloves when installing chain/belt and cable.

 

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 Keep hands and fingers away from joints and possible sharp edges.

 

Clevis Pin 

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 5/16” x 1

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1/2”

 

Hitch Pin

 

Fig.1

 

Hitch Pin

 

Clevis Pin

 

Rail Bracket

 

Installing the Belt

 

Clevis Pin — 3/8” x 1

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3/4”

 

Hitch Pin

 

Hitch Pin

 

1

 

2

 

Trolley Shaft

 

Clevis Pin

 

Pulley

 

3

 

4

 

6

 

5

 

7

 

Fig.2

 

2

 

Trolley Shaft

 

Fig.3

 

To Secure the Rail on the Opener

 

With  the  End  Segment  of  the  rail  fully  inserted  into  the  Rail 
Bracket, insert  a  5/16” x  1

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1/2”  Clevis  Pin  through  the  hole  and 

lock it into position with a Hitch Pin as shown in Fig.1.

 

 

To Assemble the Header Section of Rail

 

Follow steps shown in Fig.2:

 

1.

 

Place the belt beside the rail as shown

 

2.

 

Insert  a  temporary  screwdriver  into  the  hole  approximately 
10

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1/4” from the end of the Rail 

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 Header Segment. Slide the 

trolley against this screw driver. The trolley must stay in this 
position for proper alignment of the belt.  

 

3.

 

Grasp  the  end  with  Trolley

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Shaft  Connector  and  pass 

through the slot on the Rail 

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 Header Segment.

 

4.

 

Insert the Pulley into the slot while the belt is hanging.

 

5.

 

Secure  the  Pulley  by  inserting  the  3/8”  x  1

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3/4”  Clevis  Pin 

through the top of the rail.

 

6.

 

Lock  the  Clevis  Pin  with  a  Hitch  Pin.  Rotate  the  Pulley  to 
ensure it spins smoothly.

 

7.

 

Connect the Trolley Shaft to the Trolley Shaft Connector on 
the belt, using the Master Link Set. 

 

Slide  the  Trolley  Shaft  into  the  Trolley  until  a  “click”  is  heard 
when they are connected and locked, as shown in Fig.3.

 

Trolley Shaft Connector

 

Screwdriver

 

Opener Unit

 

Garage Door

 

Trolley

 

Slide trolley shaft into trolley to lock

 

10

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1/4”

 

Summary of Contents for Quiet-Drive 425-1656

Page 1: ...__ Date Installed __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ GDO Manual Revised 4 12 For serial 5555555 and later For Use With Residential Sectional Garage Doors Only GARAGE DOOR OPENER MODEL 425 1656 HANDLES DOORS 18 F...

Page 2: ...ye Safety System 14 Connecting Power 15 Connecting Wall Panel 19 Adjustment Aligning the Photo Eye Safety System 15 Travel Limit Adjustment I UP Limit 16 Travel Limit Adjustment II DOWN Limit 17 Auto...

Page 3: ...ulley Hitch Pin Locking Clevis Pins x 4 Lag Screw 12 x 1 Photo Eye System Lag Screw 5 16 x 1 1 2 Header Bracket Mounting Opener Bolt 5 16 x 1 Drywall Anchor x 4 x 30 5 16 Flange Nut x 4 x 4 x 4 x 4 x...

Page 4: ...sion Call a qualified garage door service technician if your door binds sticks or is unbalanced WARNING To prevent SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH Before beginning installation of the Opener please complete t...

Page 5: ...llet Only use a soft rubber mallet to tap on the end of the rails as other tools may damage your rail Rail Header Segment Rail Middle Segments tapered x 3 Rail End Segment tapered with Trolley Stop Bo...

Page 6: ...Fig 2 1 Place the belt beside the rail as shown 2 Insert a temporary screwdriver into the hole approximately 10 1 4 from the end of the Rail Header Segment Slide the trolley against this screw driver...

Page 7: ...le Keep hands and fingers away from joints and possible sharp edges Belt Connector Tighten until Tighten nut Flange Nut 1 4 Installing the Belt 1 4 6mm Base of Rail Mid point of rail assembly Belt Top...

Page 8: ...ket on the vertical mark no more than 6 15cm from the header wall Mark and drill holes to fasten the Header Bracket securely to a structural support Fig 1 Ceiling Header Bracket Header Wall 2 5cm clea...

Page 9: ...nt bracket with this option skip this step and proceed with the next step Mounting Opener to Ceiling 1 Position the Door Bracket on the centerline of the door approximately 2 4 5 10cm below the top ed...

Page 10: ...e Hanging Brackets to the structural supports using 5 16 x1 2 Lag Screws provided 7 Secure the Opener to the Hanging Brackets and secure each side with a 5 16 x 1 Bolt and Flange Nut provided 8 Move t...

Page 11: ...damage to the garage door opener Clevis Pin 5 16 x 1 Hitch Pin Bolt 5 16 18x1 Flange Nut Curved Door Arm Straight Door Arm 1 1 2 2 Fig 1 3 Attaching Door Arms Min 8 20cm To Connect Door Arm Follow th...

Page 12: ...HANDLE to release door from Open er When Emergency Release is in the released position the door can be operated manually To reconnect flip the lever on the Trolley towards Opener back to Connect posit...

Page 13: ...wire and one striped wire non polarized from the SAME accessory as shown in Fig 2 5 Check for proper connection by gently pulling on the wire The wire should not come out of the terminal NO exposed p...

Page 14: ...garage door as shown in Fig 2 2 If attaching to concrete secure the photo eyes using concrete anchors and bolts not provided 3 If necessary align the Photo Eyes by loosening the wing nut This step may...

Page 15: ...rovided 4 Group line black wires from power source with another black wire from transformer and a brown wire inside the Opener Connect them with a wire nut not provided 5 Secure the ground green or ba...

Page 16: ...before proceeding with adjustments I Setting Travel UP Limit 1 Press and Release LIMIT button ONCE to enter Travel Limit Adjustment UP indicator green will turn on NOTE Once you have pressed and relea...

Page 17: ...s I Setting Travel DOWN Limit 1 Press and Release LIMIT button TWICE to enter Travel Limit Adjustment DOWN indicator red will turn on NOTE Once you have pressed and released the Limit button twice the...

Page 18: ...s OK x1 UP DOWN FORCE LIMIT UP DOWN 1 2 3 Auto Force Adjustment NOTICE This opener will not work until you set the travel limits and the auto force adjustment You must follow all steps on pages 16 17...

Page 19: ...installed out of the reach of children and free from the moving parts of the door and hardware 2 Fasten it to a solid surface with 1 screws If attaching to drywall or other hollow surface drill 3 16 h...

Page 20: ...and the opener is ready to use If the door fails to reverse upon contact with obstruction adjust the Opener as follows The close travel maybe inadequate reset down limit and force See Travel Limit Ad...

Page 21: ...g the above procedures If more than 20 Transmitters are stored the first stored Transmitter will be replaced i e the 21st Transmitter replaces the 1st stored Transmitter Removing ALL Transmitters To r...

Page 22: ...personal code and press ENTER to transmit code and within 20 seconds ENTER button can be used to stop or reverse the door If the code is entered incorrectly correction can be made by pressing ENTER to...

Page 23: ...ur door is balanced and in good working condition Operating the Opener Emergency Release Knob Photo Eye Safety System Invisible Light Beam Actual Operating Scenario Wall Panel Controls Operation Wall...

Page 24: ...verse Door is opening Door will stop Door is stopped as intended in partially open position Close Door is obstructed while closing Door will reverse and Beep x 20 Door is obstructed while opening Door...

Page 25: ...y hits the Trolley Stop Bolt in open travel 1 Disconnect the Trolley by using the Emergency Release 2 Close the door manually 3 Relieve the belt tension by loosening both the belt connector and the Fl...

Page 26: ...o Eye Safety System Emitter Sensor with Brackets 2 24113 XPRO 3 Button Hand held Transmitter 3 24939 12V alkaline transmitter battery 4 24165 Wall Panel 5 24140 Keyless Entry 6 24050 M Owner s manual...

Page 27: ...sis 2 24948 Transformer 3 24930 Logic Board 4 24932 Position Encoder 5 24947 DC Motor 6 24983 Cover plate Front 7 24984 Cover plate Back 8 24980 Opener Cover 9 N A Lamp Plate 10 24905 Lamp Dome 11 249...

Page 28: ...IFICATION OR DISSASSEMBLY OF THIS PRODUCT VOIDS THIS LIMITED WARRANTY DECKODISCLAIMS ALL OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE...

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