Fixing The Floor Guide And Plate; Positioning The Mechanical Stop - KEY WIND Manual De Instrucciones

Assemble the carriage components on the adapter as shown below.
Make sure that the carriage brackets are in line with each other, to
ensure that the leaves are properly aligned.
Fit two carriages on each leaf, with the distances shown above. Re-
member that the side of the carriage with the wheels faces the wall
or the beam on which the automation is installed.
Hang the doors on the track, check that they travel smoothly and use
the M6 screws provided to set them at exactly the right height above
the floor and, with the aid of a plumbline, perfectly vertical.
To adjust the door height, back off the 2 screws (A) that secure the
plate and use the adjuster screw (B) to raise or lower the doors (±10
mm WIND, ±6 mm WIND LIGHT) and tighten the screws (A) once
the correct position has been achieved. To adjust the horizontal po-
sition, back off the M6 screws (C), move the leaf in the direction
required (±10 mm) and tighten the screws (C) when the position is
correct. Fix the anti-derailment rollers to the carriage (2x), ensuring
that the gap between the rollers and the crosspiece profile is ≥ 2 mm.
N.B. Any seals or brushes installed on the floor must not inter-
fere with door travel.

4.5 - Fixing the floor guide and plate

Once the leaves have been adjusted, the floor guide can be fixed in
place. The position of the guide depends on the vertical position of
the leaves.
The Teflon block is correctly positioned when it is flush with the rear
of the leaf when closed.
Secure the plate to the floor using suitable expansion plugs and
screws.

4.6 - Positioning the mechanical stop

During opening, the mechanical stop prevents the leaves from over-
shooting the travel stroke. It also enables the microprocessor to
memorise the travel stroke when the automation is switched on for
the first time, or after a power blackout with no battery connected.
Fully open the door by hand, bearing in mind the safety distances.
Place the stop bumper behind the rear carriage, remembering that,
except for the first time it is operated after a power blackout, normally
the door leaf stops 10 mm before it hits the bumper.
C
A
B
A
C
PIN WITH TEFLON
BLOCK PA024
23
30
69
≥ 2mm
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FLOOR GUIDE PA021
24
30
EN
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