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The safety devices do not intervene.
The automation opens by itself.
The locking device does not lock or does
not unlock the doors.
To guarantee correct operation and safe use of the automatic door, as outlined in the European standard EN16005, the owner must have professionally competent staff carry
out routine maintenance.
Except for routine cleaning activities of the fixture and possibly the sliding guides on the floor, the competence of the owner, all the maintenance and repair activities must
be carried out by professionally competent staff.
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE PLAN FOR AUTOMATIC LEAF DOOR
The following table lists the activities relating to ordinary maintenance, and the intervention frequency referring to the automatic leaf door with operation in standard
conditions. In the event of more burdensome conditions, or in the event of sporadic use of the automatic leaf door, the frequency of the maintenance intervention can be
coherently adequate.
Activity
Disconnect the power supply and open the automation and execute the fol-
lowing checks and adjustments.
- Check correct fastening of all the screws on the components inside the
automation.
- Check correct voltage of the belt.
Connect the mains power supply and execute the following checks and adjust-
ments.
- Check correct operation of the command and safety devices.
- Check the detection area of the safety sensors complies with the provisions of
the European standard EN16005.
- If present, check the locking device is working correctly.
- Check the battery-powered device is working properly (if necessary, proceed
to replace the battery).
All maintenance, replacement, repair, upgrading, etc. operations must be written on the maintenance register, as requested by the European standard EN16005, and
delivered to the owner of the automatic leaf door.
For possible repair or replacement of products, original spare parts must be used.
13.1 DISPOSAL OF PRODUCTS
INFORMATION FOR USERS
Pursuant to Legislative Decree No.49 on 14 March 2014
"Implementation of Directive 2012/19/EU on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)"
The crossed bar symbol on the equipment indicates the product at the end of its useful life must be collected separately from other waste. The user should therefore hand over the
equipment will its components at the end of its useful life to suitable electronic and electro-technical differentiated waste collection centres, or send it back to the dealer on purcha-
sing new, equivalent equipment, exchanging one for another, or 1 to zero for equipment with its longest side less than 25 cm. Adequate differentiated waste for subsequent sending
of the decommissioned equipment for recycling, treatment or disposal which is environmentally friendly contributes to avoiding possible negative effects on the environment and
health and encourages recycling of materials composing the equipment. Illegal disposal of the product by the user will be prosecuted according to administrative sanctions pursuant
to Leg. Decree no.49 on 14 March 2014.
Wrong connections between the safety devices and
electronic control.
The opening and safety devices are unstable or detect
bodies in motion.
Automation has detected an anomaly.
Wrong connection of the locking device on electronic
control.
The lock coupling brackets, fastened on the carriages, do
not release from the locking device.
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Check the safety contacts of the devices are correctly
connected to the terminal boards and the relevant
jumpers were removed.
Check the opening sensors are not subject to vibrations,
do not make false detections or the presence of bodies in
motion in the action range.
Check the electrical mains is present.
Check the battery connection and its efficiency.
Check correct connection of the cable colours on the
locking device.
Check adjustment of the position of the lock coupling
brackets.
Frequency
Every 6 months or every 500,000 manoeuvres.
Every 6 months or every 500,000 manoeuvres.
N.B. Check the safety functions of the automation and the safety devices which
must be carried out at least once a year.