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- Page 1 English Installation and operating instructions Prime 600 600N Prime 600-Speed 600N Prime 1000 1000N 1000N Prime 1000-Speed Prime 1200 1200N...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
WARNING Please read the manual carefully before you begin the installation and use of the opener. The installation of your new garage door opener must be performed by a competent expert or a specialist company. A competent person is, in accordance with EN 12635, considered a person who has appropriate training, qualified knowledge and practical experience in order to mount and maintain a door system properly and safely. -
Page 3: Important Safety Instructions
Thank you for choosing a quality product from Schartec. Thanks to our unique quality management system, we continuously ensure that all Schartec openers meet the highest standards of quality and comfort. Thank you for your confidence in purchasing our product and we hope you enjoy your new Schartec garage door opener! Declaration of Conformity (CE) Schartec Prime series garage door openers meet the requirements of the applicable European and national guidelines. - Page 4 WARNING! Non-suitable fastening materials Use of unsuitable fixing materials can result in the opener not being securely attached and can become loosened. The supplied mounting materials must be checked for their suitability for the intended installation location by the installer. Fatal injury from hand rope A guided type hand rope (pull cord) may lead to strangulation.
- Page 5 Risk of injury during door movement While the door is moving, the risk of injury to persons or damage to objects is increased while standing in the movement area of the door. Keep door opener system and remote controls out of reach of children. Ensure that when the door is moving that no persons or objects are located within the door movement area.
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Page 6: Warranty Conditions
Warranty Conditions Warranty We are exempt from the warranty and product liability if the opener has been modified without our prior consent or improper installations are performed or initiated against our assembly instructions. Furthermore, we assume no responsibility for the inadvertent or negligent operation of the opener, as well as for the improper maintenance of the opener and accessories, nor for the improper maintenance of the door and its counterbalance mechanism. -
Page 7: Product Description & Features
The courtesy LED light has a 3 minute delay, switching on with each cycle to illuminate your darkened garage. 8. Self-Locking gear motor Schartec gear motors will self-lock with our disengagement systems. 9. Manual release Don't worry about power failure, the manual release system allows you to open the door at any time. -
Page 8: Pre-Installation Recommendations
Pre-Installation Recommendations 1. Check the garage door and garage door system DANGER! Balancing springs are under high tension. The readjustment or loosening of the balancing springs can cause serious injuries! For your own safety, necessary maintenance and repair work of the balancing springs should only be performed by an expert. Never attempt to replace, readjust, repair, or move the balancing springs for the counterbalancing of the door or their holders. -
Page 9: Package Contents
Package Contents *Mounting screws and Anchors for the Door and Wall brackets are not included in the package.*... -
Page 10: Installation Instructions
Installation Instructions Check out our assembly video by scanning this QR code with your smartphone! or visit www.schartec.de/en/ Boom Rail Assembly 2 Part Boom Rail A:1500 mm B:1500 mm Sleeve Figure 2 3 Part Boom Rail D:1000 mm C:1000 mm... - Page 11 Figure 4 2. Remove the bolt, washer, and spring; pull the screw rod along with the belt to the end rail position (Figure 4). Figure 5 Figure 6 3. Put the rod through the hole and run the spring, washer, and nut on the threaded rod as shown in Figure 5.
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Page 12: Installing The Boom Rail And Opener
Installing the boom rail and opener Figure 8 STEP 1 (Figure 8) Attach the opener to the boom rail using the motor shaft sleeve (A). Secure the rail to the opener with the 2 “U” brackets and the 6 mm nuts (F) supplied. - Page 13 Figure 12 Figure 13 STEP 5 (Figure 12 and 13) With the boom rail securely positioned on your ladder, attach the Easy-Click bracket to the ceiling mounted extension pieces with the nuts and bolts (E) provided. *Mounting screws and Anchors for the ceiling hangers are not included in the package.* Figure 14 STEP 6 (Figure 14) Slide the trolley towards the closed garage door.
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Page 14: Display Menu Operation And Programming Instructions
Display Menu Operation Operating the Features Settings a) Press and hold the SET button until "1" appears on the display, then release the button. The opener is now in programming mode for the various features settings. b) By pressing the UP / DOWN buttons, the display will change between the menu items "1-E". - Page 15 Programming Instructions Programming Opening and Closing Limits a) Press and hold the SET button until “1” appears on the display, then release the button. b) Press the SET button again. The opener is now in the end position learning mode. An “n” with a dot in the corner will now be shown on the display.
- Page 16 2. Obstruction Force Adjustment (Menu option 2 on display) CAUTION: the obstruction force adjustment is set automatically during programming. Normally, no adjustment is necessary. The factory-set forces (value 3) are designed to provide a smooth operation of the opener with standard garage doors; the factory setting forces should, in principle, be sufficient to fully open and close the garage door.
- Page 17 3. Travel Speed Setting CAUTION: Upon changing the travel speed, the opening and closing positions will need to be relearned. Changing the travel speed will not take effect until this is done. a) Press and hold the SET Button until “1” appears on the display, then release the button.
- Page 18 5. Automatic Closing-Condition Setting a) Press and hold the SET Button until “1” appears on the display, then release the button. b) Press the UP button until "5" shows on the display. c) Press SET to enter this setting sub-menu. You're now in the auto-close condition adjustment mode.
- Page 19 7. Reversal Height Setting ATTENTION! The factory setting "0" must not be changed in Europe! a) Press and hold the SET Button until “1” appears on the display, then release the button. b) Press the UP button until "7" shows on the display. c) Press SET to enter this setting sub-menu.
- Page 20 9. Remote Control Button Function a) Press and hold the SET Button until “1” appears on the display, then release the button. b) Press the UP button until "9" shows on the display. c) Press SET to enter this setting sub-menu. You're now in the remote control button function setting adjustment mode.
- Page 21 b. Reversal Limit Setting The reversal limit determines from which distance to the floor the motor reverses (i.e. opens again) in the event it encounters an obstacle. The reversal limit can be set from 0-9 cm ground clearance, whereby the factory setting is 1 cm.
- Page 22 d. Photocell (safety beam) Setting NOTE: Make sure the photocell has been correctly installed and has been connected to the Normally Closed contact terminals on the opener. Also note that the photocell function must be disabled if a photocell is not in use, otherwise the opener will not be able to close the door, and the LED display will show the letter “r”...
- Page 23 E. Maintenance Alarm / Operation Cycles Count Setting a) Press and hold the SET Button until “1” appears on the display, then release the button. b) Press the UP button until "E" shows on the display. c) Press SET to enter this setting sub-menu. You're now in the maintenance alarm / operation cycles count setting adjustment mode.
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Page 24: External Control And Accessories Connections
External control and accessories connections The O/S/C connection – Figure 15 Add a new O/S/C button to open or close the door (e.g. key-switch or interior push-buttons). The Photocell connection – Figure 16 Connecting a photocell increases the safety surrounding your garage door mechanism. Flashing light function –... -
Page 25: Manual Disengagement
Manual Disengagement Attach warning label Attach the warning about the risk of entrapment in a permanently prominent, clean place. For example, near the permanently installed buttons used to open and close the garage door opener. The opener is equipped with a manual release cord to disengage the trolley and enable moving the door by hand while holding the handle down (Figure 19). -
Page 26: Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications Prime 600 Prime 1000 Prime 1200 Input voltage 220 - 240V, 50–60 Hz Max. pull force 600 N 1000 N 1200 N Max. door area m² m² m² 10.0 15.0 18.0 Max. door weight (Balanced) 80 kg 100 kg 140kg Max. - Page 27 Prime 1000-Speed Prime 600-Speed 220 - 240V, 50–60 Hz Input voltage Max. pull force 600 N 1000 N m² Max. door area 10.0 m² 15.0 Max. door weight (Balanced) 80 kg 100 kg 2400 - 3500 mm Max. door height...
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Page 28: Parts Listing
Parts Listing Item Description Item Description Item Description Sprocket assy Straight arm L.E.D cover U hanging bracket Belt connection piece Control panel cover-1 Easy-Click Bracket Caution card Control panel cover-2 C rail – steel Release handle Main cover Mounting bracket Remote Control L.E.D light Idler Pulley... -
Page 29: Common Faults & Solutions
Common Faults & Solutions Fault appearance Fault cause Solutions Nothing working on opener 1. Power supply 1. Check whether the electrical socket is has power LCD screen not very bright 2. Plug wire is loose 2. Check if the external Fuse is broken ※... - Page 30 3. Interference between remote/receiver 3. Remove interference Cannot code in new remotes New remote control is not compatible Use only remote controls approved by Schartec with opener Cannot code in new remotes Stored remote code is full Delete all stored codes -- See Programming Instructions.
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Page 31: Instructions For Shortening The Boom Rail
Instructions for shortening the Boom Rail Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Step 1: Remove the rail end. (Figure 1) Step 2: Remove the rail head. (Chain - Figure 2, Belt - Figure 3) Figure 5 Figure 4 Step 3: Cut the rail from the head side to the desired length. (Chain - Figure 4, Belt - Figure 5) Remark: Cut L1 to a max.