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Tools
you will require :- A 13mm spanner, 10mm & 13mm hex sockets & wrench, pair of side cutters or combination pliers, hammer, pencil, No.2 Pozi-screwdriver, electric drill, 5mm HSS drill, 5.5mm masonry drill, can of oil, small step ladder. |
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Before Getting Started | ||||
Lubricate the door hinges and check that the doors move freely without rubbing or catching and make sure they close together snugly at the bottom. |
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Unpacking
and assembling the track |
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1/ Lay the operator on the floor with the motor head to the right hand side, slide part (1) out and fully engage it with the C-rail coupling piece (2) | ||||
2/ Slide section (3) out in front of part (1) keeping the chain free of twists | ||||
3/ Slide the C-rail coupling piece (4) out 25mm beyond the end of section (1) raise section (3) up at an angle as shown above and press it down to stretch the chain and fully engage it with the C-rail coupling piece (4) | ||||
4/ Turn the unit over and fit the M5 grub screws into the eight tapped holes and tighten with the Allen key provided | ||||
The chain is pre-tensioned and will not require any adjustment, your Seip operator is now ready for installation. | ||||
Mounting
The Operator 1/ Close the doors, measure the centre of the doorframe and mark this position on the frame header Note :- check that the door-frame header is securely fixed at the centre, add additional fixings if necessary. |
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2/ Fix the C-rail fixing bracket to the centre of the door-frame header 30mm up from the bottom edge | ||||
3/ Place a carton on the floor to protect the motor casing and attach the C-rail to the front fixing bracket | ||||
4/ Raise the motor head until the 'C' rail track is horizontal and support it either by using a strap from the beams or a pair of steps. | ||||
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The motor head may now be fixed to the ceiling with the
brackets provided. Note :- If you have a high ceiling it may be necessary to extend the fixing brackets |
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6/ Disengage the black sliding trolley from the chain drive by pulling the manual release lever forward, then slide the trolley along the track towards the door. | ||||
Installation
of the AP2006 barn door arms. a) Lay the AP2006 door arms on the floor, swap the arms if necessary to suit door handing by reversing the 'L' arm (the hockey stick shaped bracket) thus enabling the shortest arm to be attached to the door that is rebated to close first. (as delivered, AP2006 arms are assembled for the LH leaf to close first when viewed from outside) Important: The bolt attaching the hockey stick bracket to the main arm should be fitted with a nyloc nut & wavey washer and tightened so as to allow the bolt to rotate and thus function as a pivot point to allow the two arms to swing apart freely. Check that the M8 locking nut on the swivel bracket at the end of the arms is secure but not too tight because it is essential that the swivel bracket can rotate freely by hand
b) Make a pencil mark at the top of both doors 1 mtr
from the hinged edge, 50mm down from the frame header |
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Emergency
Release Device Seip operators include a cable operated emergency door-release device to allow manual operation in case of power failure, this can be operated either from inside the garage, or from outside by means of a locking door handle if you have a 'vault type' garage (with no personal access door) |
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If
your garage has a personal entrance door Run the emergency release inner cable horizontally along the R.H. door operating arm (viewed from inside) and secure the end of the cable to the spare fixing hole on the arm, a length of red P.V.C. sleeving is supplied for the cable. This will enable manual operation from inside the garage by pulling on this red cord.
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If
your garage doors are the only entrance you must provide a means of opening the garage doors from outside in the event of power failure. Amourelle supply a suitable locking handle and bowden cable kit for this purpose, the external release lock kit should be connected to the Seip operator's manual release mechanism as follows :- Fit the locking handle to the face of the door that closes last using the fixing hardware supplied, fit the outer cable stop-end bushes to the door and door arm (as described in the instructions enclosed with the external release kit.) Run the inner cable from the manual release lever on the sliding trolley horizontally along the door operating arm, down through the length of outer brake cable to the door and connect it to the back of a locking handle so that when the handle is unlocked and turned from outside, it pulls the cable downwards. Note: Do not leave the garage and close the doors until you have tested the operation of the emergency release from outside. (get someone to test the handle for correct operation while you are inside) |
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Mounting the push button control switch | ||||
Pry out the rocker plate from the front of the grey wall control switch to reveal the cover fixing screws, remove the cover and fix the switch housing to the wall near the exit of your garage at a minimum height of 1.5 mtrs. using the two No 8 x 30mm screws & wall plugs provided. Take a length two core bell-wire, (not supplied) separate & strip the insulation back 10mm and insert one wire into the upper clamp terminal and one wire into the lower clamp terminal on the push button switch module, then re-assemble the wall switch. | ||||
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Run the bell-wire back to the motor head securing it with cable clips along the route, open the motor casing as shown in Figs 1 & 2, pass the bell-wire through a grommet at the rear of the motor chassis and connect the wires to terminals A & B on the Seip TS75 P.C.B. |
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Fig
1 & 2 - opening the motor unit cover![]() |
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Mains Power Supply Your Seip door operator will require a 13A mains power point positioned on the ceiling approx. 3.4mts back from the centre of the door frame. (alternatively a 13A extension lead can be run from an existing point)
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Adjustments For the final adjustment procedure refer to the Seip TS75 installation manual enclosed with your operator. Amourelle will despatch your Seip TS75 / AP2006 barn door operator kit pre-configured ready for installation to barn doors with the TS75's logic control module adjusted so that the motor's safety stop system functions correctly when fitted to side hinged doors |
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Final
Check Open and close the doors and make final adjustments to the red actuator trips, the close limit actuator should be adjusted to provide 5mm of free 'play' in the sliding sections of the door arms when the doors are closed. |
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External emergency
manual release lock kit (supplied with bowden cable and hardware) Provides a means of opening the garage door from outside in the event of power failure if you have no alternative access door. |
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Securi-Dor
AP2007 Mk2 automatic bottom locking (optional) Securi-Dor bottom locking will provide unrivalled security by automatically locking the doors at the bottom when closed. |
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Attach
the yellow safety warning label in a prominent position on the back of
the doors (a label with operating instructions for the manual release cord is also supplied) The Installation is now complete ! - Relax & enjoy many years of effortless luxury & convenience ! |
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These fitting instructions have been written by Amourelle Products with the help of years of first-hand experience to make the installation procedure as easy as possible. If you
require assistance ring
01384 900 264
- Help is just a phone call away ! |
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