Manual Operation - FAAC B 604 Manual De Instrucciones

Position the rear plug of the release housing (Fig. 32 ref.
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Open, on the front plug, the pre-perforated facility for the type of
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installed rod, see Fig. 33 and fasten it to the release housing.
Fig. 32 Fig. 32
Explain, to the end-user, the correct use and operation of the
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automated system.
Hand the "USER'S GUIDE" to the user and compile the enclosed
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maintenance register.

6. MANUAL OPERATION

In the event of a power cut or malfunction of the automated
system, the beam can be moved manually as follows:
1. Insert the personalised key and take the beam to its "STOP"
position rotating it anti-clockwise until it stops, Fig. 34.
The key acts on a safety microswitch which positions the
control unit in STOP position, avoiding dangerous situations
during the release manoeuvre or during maintenance of
the automated system.
When the key is in STOP position, power to the automated
system is not cut off.
1. Open the release cover, Fig. 35.
2. Pull the release lever until it stops, (Fig. 36 ref.
3. Move the rod manually, Fig. 37.
Fig. 34 Fig. 34
Fig. 36 Fig. 36
7. RESTORING NORMAL OPERATION MODE
To prevent an involuntary pulse from putting the automated
system into operation, power down the system before re-
storing normal operation.
1. Lower the release lever.
2. Close the release cover.
3. Move the rod manually up to the point where manual move-
ment is no longer possible.
4. Take the key back to the "OPERATION" position, turning it
clockwise until it stops.
5. Remove the key and re-power up the system.
Following the manual manoeuvre, the first cycle could
occur without the programmed slow downs, run a couple
of cycles to check if the memory stored cycle is correctly
restored.
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The following accessories are available for the B 604 automated
system.
BATTERY KIT
With the battery kit application, some manoeuvres can be carried
out in the event of a power cut.
The number of possible manoeuvres depends on the time
since power was cut, on the condition of the batteries, on
the number of accessories connected to the control unit,
on ambient temperature, and on the general conditions of
the automated system.
Installation procedure for the battery kit:
Cut power to the system.
1. Open the central compartment.
2. Position the batter kit on the left of the
transformer, see Fig.38.
Fig. 33 Fig. 33
3. Connect the battery kit cables to the
control unit, following the connection
lay-out shown in the control unit instruc-
tions.
4. Close the central compartment and restore
mains power.
BALANCING KIT
The length of the rods can be reduced with the balancing kit.
The table below shows the minimum lengths obtainable by using
the balancing kit:
TYPE OF ROD
Telescopic rod
Fixed rod
Rod with lights
Rod with rubber edge
The rod lengths cannot be reduced beyond the value shown
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in the table.
To ensure correct long-term operation and a constant level of
safety, we advise you to generally control the system at least
every 6 months. In the "User's Guide" booklet, there is a form for
recording jobs.
If the rod has to be removed for maintenance jobs, follow the
installation instructions in reverse order.
The rod can be removed only if it is in vertical position. Re-
moving the rod when in horizontal position could cause
dangerous situations.
Fig. 35 Fig. 35
The User must not in any way attempt to repair or to take direct
action and must solely contact qualified FAAC personnel or
FAAC service centres.
10.1. REPLACEMENT OF FLASHING LAMP
Procedure for replacing the lamp of the integrated flashing light:
1. Make sure that the rod is in horizontal position.
2. Cut power to the system.
3. Remove the top housing, unscrewing the securing screws.
4. Replace the lamp (use lamp: E14 24V Max. 15W).
Fig. 37 Fig. 37
5. Re-position the top housing.
6. Power up the system.
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8. AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES
STANDARD L m
3.15
4
3
3
9. MAINTENANCE
10. REPAIRS
Fig. 38 Fig. 38
min. L m
2.30
2.80
2.40
2.20