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NOTICE
The anchor rail (27) must be divided
with regard to the entire suspension
The anchor rail (27) is intended to be
used for all suspensions and must be
cut into the required sections with for-
ward planning.
Procedure (A) for wall mounting if internal width
of the garage is up to max. width of basic dimen-
sion + 1030 mm for a central installation of the
door:
Fig.
b
and Fig.
c
In a first step, prepare an anchor
rail (27), measure the required length and shorten the
anchor rail (27) accordingly. In doing so, note that ap-
prox. 200 mm have to be added to the required
measurement for the attachment on the wall. This
space will later remain in the rail connector (6) and
provide for the required stability. In a next step,
mount the rail clip (29) on one end of the anchor
rail (27). While screwing it on, make sure the rail clip
is able to move freely. Then mount the connection
angle (28) to the other end. Use the screws (S6 +
S12) for assembly. On the side of the wall mounting,
completely slide the pre-assembled anchor rail (27)
into the rail connector (6).
Fig.
d
Using two screws (S6 + S12) each, mount the
rail
connector (6)
bracket (20) of both rail pairs (14L/14R). It is best to
use the upper hole for the screw connection. Excep-
tion: The drive requires the lower hole for assembly.
Fig.
e
Pull out the pre-assembled anchor rail (27)
from the rail connector (6) and screw the pre-as-
sembled anchor rail (27) to the garage wall by means
of the screws (S8) and the respective wall plugs (S9).
Only fasten the rail clip (29) lightly. It should still be
possible to shift the anchor rail (27) in order to align it
diagonally afterwards.
Procedure (B) for ceiling mounting if internal
width of the garage exceeds width of basic di-
mension + 1030 mm for a central installation of
the door:
Fig.
d
Using two screws (S6 + S12) each, mount the
rail
connector (6)
bracket (20) of both rail pairs (14L/14R). It is best to
use the upper hole for the screw connection. Excep-
tion: The drive requires the lower hole for assembly.
Fig.
f
Mount the ceiling suspension that has been
shortened accordingly. The ceiling suspension con-
sists of the anchor rail (27), the connection angle (28)
and the screws (S6 + S12). Only fasten the screws
lightly to be able to align the system afterwards. Then
use two screws each (S6 + S12) to mount the pre-as-
sembled ceiling suspension to the corner connection
brackets (20).
Fig.
g
Then use the screws (S8) and the suitable
plugs (S9) to mount the ceiling suspension to the gar-
age ceiling.
These assembly, operation and maintenance instructions must be kept for the entire period of use!
to
the
corner
connection
to
the
corner
connection
The subsequent assembly steps are identical for
wall mounting and ceiling mounting.
Fig.
h
Measure the diagonals of both horizontal door
guide rails. To do so, select the same reference
points for both sides. Both diagonals need to have
the same value to ensure a smooth door movement
with low friction. If required, also check the horizontal
alignment of the rail pair by means of a spirit level.
Only then tighten the screws on the suspension and
on the tail end (16L/16R).
Fig.
i
As described below, pre-assemble two ceiling
suspensions consisting of the anchor rail (27), the
connection angle (28) and the screws (S6 + S12).
Fig.
j
Mount one LS track bracket (19) to each rail
pair (14L/14R) by placing the LS track bracket cent-
rally on the rail pair (14L/14R) and by turning it into
position.
Fig.
k
Position the two LS track brackets (19) as re-
quired for the intended suspension point and mount
one ceiling suspension on each side with the
screws (S6 + S12).
Fig.
l
Check the rail pair (14L/14R) for potential
twisting, then screw the remaining ceiling suspen-
sions to the garage ceiling by means of the
screws (S8) and the suitable plugs (S9).
Fig.
m
From heights of BRH = 2126 mm and widths
of BRB = 3530 mm, an additional suspension is re-
quired for the rails. To do so, screw another ceiling
suspension each to the connecting plate (18) of both
rail pairs (14L/14R) by means of the screws (S6 +
S12).
Fig.
n
In case of stability problems of the rear ceiling
suspension, install an additional diagonal strut.
4.4.7 Mounting the torsion spring shaft
Fig.
a
and Fig.
b
, page A14. Slide the pre-as-
sembled right torsion spring shaft (35R) into the sole
plate (8R) and fasten it using the screw (S11).
Fig.
c
and Fig.
d
Slide the centre bearing (37) onto
the torsion spring shaft (35R). Observe the following:
NOTICE
Doors with a width of basic
dimension exceeding 3530 mm
require two centre bearings (37).
Mount one centre bearing (37) per side
and per torsion spring (35L/35R). Ensure
a sufficient distance to the torsion spring
shafts (35L/35R) again. The distance
should amount to at least 120 mm.
NOTICE
The centre bearing (37) has to be
precisely aligned.
Ensure the precise alignment of the
centre bearing (37) to prevent an imbal-
ance and to guarantee the shaft running
smoothly.
•
Ensure a sufficient distance to the torsion spring
shaft (35R) which should at least be 120 mm.
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