Genie Excelerator 3531835447 manual

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    3531835447 _BLE OF (IION]_ENT$ Safety Information ...................... 2 Important Installation Instructions ...... 2 Safety Features ......................... 2 Pre-installation Checklist ................ 3 Garage Door Opener Assembly ......... 9 Record Data (for Service) .............. 11 Garage Door Opener Installation ....... 12 Accessories .[...]

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    Garage Doors are heavy objects that move with the help ofsprings under high tension and electric opening equipment. Since moving objects, springs under tension, and electric opening equipment may cause injuries, your safety and the safety of others depend on you reading and understanding the information in this manual. If you have garage door relat[...]

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    This Opener includes parts and supplies needed to install in most garages and connect to most garage doors. There are many variations of garages and garage doors. A few additional parts and supplies may be needed to install Opener into your garage and connect to your garage door. While checking items listed below, note any additional items you will[...]

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    Measure garage door height (7'-6", 8'-0", or taller) with tape measure. A If door height is 7'-6" or less, continue with Check Step 4. B If your door height is above 7'-6% make sure your rail is long enough to open the garage door. If there is any question contact your Customer Service Representative at 1-800-3S-G[...]

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    Check ceiling or space above where Opener Power Head will be mounted (Figure S): A Measure from garage door center line mark toward rear of garage: • Approximately 10' back if garage has a 7' 6" door. • Approximately 11' back if garage has an 8' 0" door. • Approximately 13' back if garage hasan 10'0&quo[...]

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    MOUF_ FIF_G _}RACiKE I" LOC£T OIU Check for wood garage frame, jamb, or masonry at mounting location (6" above floor) with attachment tabs facing away from garage door (Figure 7). A If you cannot mount Safe-T-Beam ® Mounting Bracket to wood frame: • Concrete screws and concrete anchors (not included) must be used to mount Brackets on [...]

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    L st item Part Name Quantity Required 1-Pc Rail 13-Pc Rail 1 Power Head Assembly (main carton) 1 1 2 1/4"-20 x 13/16" Hex Head Shoulder Bolt (blue bag) 2 2 (yellow bolt) 3 Rail Assembly (1 piece#packaged separately) 1 4 Rail Assembly (3 piece)(main carton) 1 4A First Rail Section 1 4B Middle Rail Section 1 4C End Rail Section 1 8 1/4"[...]

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    NOTE Opener will not function unless Safe-T-Beam ® System is installed and Force Controls are properly set. One-Piece Rail Assembly {Genie Pro only) for 10' or 12' door includes: • Special "Close" Limit Switch with longer Wires. • 96" Emergency Release Cord (yellow). • Rail Support Kit. Rail Assembly (1 piece) H Hol [...]

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    COIl CT RAIL TO I ©WEF_ A B C Turn Power Head upside down and place on a flat level surface. Install Bumper (Figure 9). Install Coupler on Motor Shaft (Figure 9). CAUTION The Drive Screw and Rail Liner can slide out of Rail Sections. Keep Rail Sections level until the Opener is fully assembled. D Connect first Rail Section to Opener Power Head. Co[...]

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    A B Place Magnetic Carriage Assembly Lever in "release" position. Slide Magnetic Carriage Assembly into slot on End Rail Section with arrow pointing away from the Power Head (Figure 12). Magnetic Carriage Release Assembly _ Position kCC/ Engaged Position (i_ .... -__/_/ To.o= .................................. _ andheader Toward Power Hea[...]

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    NOTE o Loosen (Do Not Remove) Terminal Block Screws_ o Limit Switch adjustments and securing the Wires will be done later. F Lay Wires in channel on top of Rail and secure with Wire Clips (Figure 14). G Coil and bundle excess Limit Switch Wires on top of Power Head with Twist Ties. Leave just enough Wire to reach Terminals on back of Power Head (Fi[...]

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    NOTE For lightweight garage doors, make sure you have installed the proper reinforcement (See Check Door Condition and Thickness on page 3). Mount directly into header _--____ .___ ', 7::?: : ..... Bottom of bracket flange Use of Header Bracket support board Center Line of door I CAUTION o The Header Bracket must be fastened to the garage fram[...]

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    CAUTION Doors made of masonite, lightweight wood, fiberglass, metal, or other lightweight materials must be properly braced before mounting door Opener. _o_ _' e<:tier_al doo_'_x A Place Door Bracket on door center line, no lower than top roller, and mark holes (Figure 19). B Attach Door Bracket: • For metal doors, use 3 (1/4" -[...]

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    A Raise and support Opener Power Head (along door center line) higher than highest point ofdoor travel (using step ladder, etc.) (Figure 21). B Measure distance from Opener to garage ceiling. CAUTION Mounting Brackets must be fastened to garage framing. Do Not fasten to drywall, particle board, plaster, or other such materials. NOTE • Make sure t[...]

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    I:o_ _' sectio_al doo_'s: A Attach Curved Door Arm to Door Bracket with Clevis Pin and Cotter Pin (Figure 23). B Attach Straight Door Arm to Magnetic Carriage Assembly. C Attach both Arms together with 2 (3/8" x 7/8") Hex Head Bolts and 2 (3/8") Serrated Flange Hex Serial Number Nuts so overall length is as short as pos- si[...]

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    ELECTRICAL WARNING Ensure there is No power to the Opener before installing Safe-T-Beam ® System Wires. If Opener is plugged into outlet, Unplug it now. NOTE The Opener will not close the door automatically unless the Safe-T-Beam ® System is installed. A Install Safe-T-Beam ® Source and Sensor (Figure 25): • Mark both sides of garage door fram[...]

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    CAUTION ;taples which are too tight may cut or pinch Wires. Cut or )inched Wires can cause the Safe-T-Beam ® System to stop working. When installing the Insulated Staples, make sure _oufasten them only as tightly as needed to hold the Wire securely. ® Insulated Staples (approximately 30 parts) © #6-11/4" Pan Head Screws C Install Safe-T-Bea[...]

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    WF_LL C©BSS©L WARNING Verify there is no power to the Opener before installing Wall Console Wires. NOTE More than one lighted Wall Control per Opener will cause a malfunction. A Wall Console (Figure 31): • Has a Security Vacation Lock Switch which disables all controls. • LED Indicator shows whether system is powered, locked, or unlocked. Mak[...]

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    Co_s_s cs__sG _ ovv_ ELECTRICAL WARNING e A To reduce the risk of electrical shock, this equipment has a grounding type Plug that has a third (grounding) Pin. This Plug will only fit into a grounding type outlet. If the Plug does not fit into the outlet, contact a qualified electrician to install the proper outlet. Do Not change the Plug in any way[...]

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    5elX@_{_ of Limt 5w t@_®s A Setting Close Limit Switch (Figure 34): • Check that Magnetic Carriage Assembly is disengaged. • With garage door fully closed, slide Close Limit Switch until it is aligned with Carriage Assembly Magnet. • Tighten Set Screw. Do Not over-tighten. B Setting Open Limit Switch: • Manually open garage door to full op[...]

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    NOTE e To protect your new investment, your Excelerator ® is equipped with a Timer and Cycle Counter which work together to prevent any chance of heat damage to electrical circuits caused by too many cycles in too short a time. If your Opener suddenly stops responding to the Wall Console- Do Not Unplug the Unit- simply wait 10 minutes for the Time[...]

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    _ _OY _ COH]'ROL A To program one Button of a Remote Control (Figure 37): • Locate Learn Button and Learn Indicator Light near Terminal Block on Power Head (Figure 38). • Press and release Learn Button. Red Learn Indicator Light will blink 2 times per second. • Press Remote Control Button once within 30 seconds. Red Learn Indicator Light[...]

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    WARNING A Moving door can cause serious injury or death. 1 Keep people clear of opening while door is moving. 2 Do Not allow children to play with Wireless Keypad. 3 During programming, the door opener could begin to run, so stay away from the moving door and its parts.To keep the door from moving, dose the door and disconnect it from the Openerby [...]

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    P_'eg_a_ss'@_¢_ fe_' 2 o_ _ 3 Doe_ _ Ope_e_'s (Continued) A Operating 2 or 3 Door Openers: • To moveone of the doors. • Enter your PIN. • Press • Press door openernumber (@ or @ or @ ). t&_OUHTH6 HSW_U('?_ OHS T_se I_ypad m_S be mo_,_ ted _s sght _£'the _:_00 (s st/(}ast 5 feet above tB® g_ouhd _hd c/e_&[...]

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    Snap Lens Hinges into slots on back of Motor Cover Lens @ 60 Watts maximum Figure 41 Install Lens Cover and Light Bulbs Push in Latches to close Lens A Install two 60 Watt light bulbs (not included) into Light Sockets (Figure 41): • Rough service, 130 Volt bulbs are recommended. IB Install Lens into slots in Motor Cover. £ Install Genie Emergenc[...]

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    TO .41LWARNING REDUCE THE RiSK OF SEVERE iNJURY OR DEATH 1 READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS. 2 Never let children operate or play with the Door Controls. Keep the Remote Control away from children. 3 Always keep the moving door in sight and away from people and objects until the door is completely closed. NO ONE SHOULD CROSSTHE PATH OF THE MOVING D[...]

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    • See Status Light on Figure38, page 22) You See 1 BLINK, Pause (Repeat) 2 BLINKS, Pause (Repeat) 3 BLINKS, Pause (Repeat) 4 BLINKS, Pause (Repeat) SBLINKS, Pause 6 BLINKS, Pause 7 BLINKS, Pause Problem Motor Drive Board Normal operation restored If the problem recurs Operation not restored Controller Board Interrupt Opener Overheated or Force Se[...]

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    Problem What To Do Opener does not run 1. Check power source. from Remote Control A. If Opener is connected to an outlet: • Plug a working lamp into outlet used for Power Head. • If lamp glows, power source and outlet are OK. . If not, check fuse or circuit breaker or non-compatible GFCl. NOTE: A licensed electrician must replace non-compatible[...]

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    Problem What To Do Remote Control has less , Relocate Remote Control inside car. than 2S'operating range • Ensure Remote Control is pointing toward garage door when pressing Control Button. , Replace Remote Control Battery _'I/ER_'/ID_ type"A23." (See page 22). Reposition Opener Antenna Wire. Do Not attempt to retune Remo[...]

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    " HE GssH/E C'OM NY LM ['psD Wl_at is Cove_®d Any defect in material and workmanship from personal, normal household use in accordance with the Owner's Manual. Fo_ _' How Lo_g H8000D Series -- Lifetime* on motor, on parts and service. ISD990 Series -- Lifetime* on motor, 5 years* on parts. ISD990-2 Series -- Lifetime* on m[...]

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    Aco@so os pss sI'x <1o ®s de as ;,0, _ss_,,_ ,_,,,.., Asc@sso ®s pou_ our ®-pc t@ d@ gssg@ (GIT-1) Deluxe Remote Control withIntelliaode °- Allows remote operation of garage door Controlador remoto de lujo con Intellicode ®- ProporciCnar operacJCn remoto de la puerta del garaje Telecommande de luxe avecIntellicode °- Permettre op@atJo[...]

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