Manual Operation; Behaviour In The Face Of An Obstacle; Declaration Of Conformity - Erreka FENIX Manual Del Instalador

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MANUAL OPERATION

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If necessary, the door can be operated manually, in
which case the drag carriage (2) must first be
unlocked.
This operation is carried out by pulling on the unlocking
cable (1) (see figure).
Locking will be carried out automatically when the
actuator is operated again.
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CAUTION: take care when unlocking the
operator, as the door may drop quickly if it is
imbalanced or deteriorated.
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BEHAVIOUR IN THE FACE OF AN OBSTACLE

The door can detect an obstacle in two ways:
A- Detection by the additional safety device (photocell)
During opening: the door continues to open even
when the photocell detects an obstacle.
B- Direct detection (sensitiveness of the actuator)
During opening: if there is a collision during opening,
the door comes to a halt.
If the actuator is programmed in semi-automatic
mode, the door remains on standby indefinitely. The
door closes when operating the remote control or wall
button
If the actuator is programmed in automatic mode, the
door remains open during standby time and then
closes.
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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Erreka Automatismos declares that the FENIX
electromechanical actuator has been designed for use
in a machine or for assembly along with other elements
in order to form a machine in line with Directive 89/392
EEC and successive modifications.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT
During closing: if the photocell is activated during
closing, the door inverts the operation direction and it
opens completely.
During closing: if there is a collision during closing, the
door inverts its direction and opens completely.
The FENIX electromechanical actuator complies with
safety legislation in line with the following directives
and standards:
• 2006/95/EC
• 2004/108/EC
• EN 60335-1 y EN 60335-2-95
• UNE-EN 13241-1
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FENIX Overhead Actuator