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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. Remove the pull rope/cord upon installing the opener.
Risk of injury from unintentional door movement
Improper installation or handling of the opener can trigger unwanted door travel and can result in people or objects being
pinched resulting in serious injury or death. Follow all instructions contained in this manual. Any incorrectly mounted control
devices (such as push buttons) can unintentionally trigger door travel resulting in persons or objects becoming pinched. Control
devices must be mounted at a height of at least 1.5 m (away from children). Assemble fixed control devices (such as push
buttons) within sight of the door but away from moving parts.
Risk of injury due to unexpected door travel
Installation, maintenance, repair, and dismantling of the opener and the garage door must be carried out by a specialist(s).
Upon failure of the garage door opener, directly entrust an expert with the inspection or repair.
Safety advice for mounting
The specialist must ensure that, in carrying out the installation, the applicable regulations regarding occupational safety and
those governing the operation of electrical equipment are complied with. National guidelines must therefore be observed.
Possible hazards, as defined in DIN EN 13241-1, are prevented by the design and installation according to our
specifications. The garage ceiling must be designed so that a secure attachment of the opener system is ensured. If ceiling
material is too high or too lightweight, then the opener system must be attached to additional safety/security braces.
CAUTION!
Crushing Risk by Boom Rail Mounting
When assembling the boom rail, there is a danger that fingers can be caught. Take care not to get your fingers caught between
the profile ends.
Pinching Risk in the Boom Rail
Grasping with fingers into the boom rail while the door is moving may cause pinching. Grasp only when the door is not moving
on the boom rail.
5. Safety information for commissioning and operation
CAUTION!
Pinching Risk in the Boom Rail
Grasping with fingers into the boom rail while the door is moving may cause pinching. Grasp only when the door is not moving
on the boom rail.
Risk of injury by pull cord
If you hang from the cord knob, the door can crash down and you may become injured. The opener could become dislodged
and injure people underneath, damage or even destroy objects. Do not hang from the pull cord.
WARNING!
Risk of injury by rapidly closing door
If the pull cord knob is pulled while the door is open, there is a risk that the door could close quickly because of weak, broken,
or defective springs or due to faulty counterbalance mechanism. The pull cord should only be pulled while the door is closed.
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