Safety Checks; Safety Decals - Stanley MA900n Installation And Owner's Manual

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MA900 Installation Manual
Electric Lock Function
To program the timing and sequencing module for a lock delay
refer to the Time Delay Module Installation Instructions.

Safety Checks

The following safety checks must be made daily to assure proper
door operation:
• For safe operation, refer to the Daily Safety Check Sheet
for safety procedures. If you need a copy, call your local
Stanley distributor.
• Test the doors daily, and after any power outage. Verify
operation of any sensors and/or mats.
• Check the condition of the door, hinges, and safety decals,
as well as rails, finger guards, door pivots and mat mold-
ings (if applicable).
• If there are any problems, DISCONTINUE DOOR
OPERATION IMMEDIATELY! Notify your local authorized
Stanley distributor for repair.

Safety Decals

The installation is not complete until the safety
decals are in place.
This section provides procedures for installing the MA900 safety
decals. The decals will help pedestrians to use the doors safely.
203936 Rev. C
Decals Included
The safety decal kit contains the items shown in Fig. 35, below:
Safety decals
Decal Placement Requirements
The requirements set forth in the ANSI Standard A156.19 are
summarized below.
All low energy doors shall be marked with signs, one on each side
of the door, with the words CAUTION AUTOMATIC DOOR. Each
sign shall be mounted on the door at a height 50" +/- 12" (1270 +/-
305 mm) from the floor to the center line of the sign. Each sign
shall be a minimum of 6" (152 mm) in diameter, and have black
lettering on a yellow background.
Decal Installation Procedures
1. Thoroughly clean the door surface where the decal is to
be mounted.
2. Locate the center line of the decal, 50" +/- 12" above the
finished floor.
3. Remove a section of the decal backing.
4. Hold the decal up to the door at the desired location. Be sure
that the decal is straight.
5. Apply the sticky surface of the decal to the door.
6. Use a rigid, straight-edged tool (for example, a ruler) to smooth
the top of the decal on the door.
7. Slowly remove the remaining section of the decal backing, using
the rigid, straight-edged tool as a squeegee. This will force out
air bubbles.
Fig. 35
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