Adjö'stfnent step 2, How and when to adjust the forces, Warnittti – Craftsman 139.53225SRT User Manual

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Adjö'stfnent Step 2

Adjust the Force

Force

adjur.tfTicni coritroSs arc kicated on the back

panel of the opor;er, F'jtce adjustment settings
reijuiat,,-; ttsi: amour« ct power regijirod to Operi and

dose the tJoor

The dour will

stop

in the

up

direction if ariytfkng

intetforou with Its tiovoi. The door will

levcrse

in the

down

riiroctmn if ¿ìnytfnng tnlerfores with its travo!

(ind'jciirig bif'.ding or unbalanceid doors),

(Í the forces rtro so* too ligi it, door travoi may bo
inlerrijpled i>y

nuiuancii snversnJs

irr tho

down

diiecirjn .if'd

■Popa

in fh<; ly) ditection, WcattiOr

eonríiíioít*';

1

..ЧП ,ifled the- (Тюг movement, so

ironasionai a Iju-Cfncnt may he rieudud

rtie maximum torce ruijuctment ranne ю Thu degreer,,

about

ъ

:

а

of a ocenplnte turn Du no! force controls

beyond ttiat fmint. Turn forerr iitliudment controis

With

a screw jnver

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AdjtetmsBt Lafref

WARNItTti

Too much fore# on the d'OOf will Interfere with
the proper operation oT the safety »vers©

system. Tfte door might not rey-erse property

when required and couU seriously Injure or kill
someone under it Do not increase the force

beyond the mlnlrmim amount recjyired to close

the door. Do not

use

the force adjustraents to

compensate for a binding or sticking gartfe
door. Test the safety reverse system following
all adiystments to force levels. Sm page Ж

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How and When to Adjust the Forces

Test the DOWN (close) force

Grasp ttio dOi)r bottom when the door is about
halfway Shrougtr DUWN (dosei travel. Tbu' door
sfiouid r(?vc roe

Reversal halfway through down

travel docs not guarantee reversal on

a

two-inch

obstruction. See page 30.

if if;e door ¡s hard

to

bciid ’jr d.uosn'l reverse, decrease thi? DOWN (dose)
fOiC'; by turmruj tho contrrj! crjunterdockwsoe

Make 10 dogrtru turn ;sdjiistmoms urrtil the door
roveises normally. Alter oacti ridjustmenl, run tire
openor through a complete* cycle,

Test tho UP (open) force

Grasp ttio door bottom wtren ilio door is about
haSfwav througti UP iopejri) travoi. The door stiould
stop. !f ttie ihxrr IS tiard to hold or doesn't stop,
decreac'e i jP (opcin) force by turntnrj the control

counterclockwise.

Make 10 degree turn adiu.cmwiiiis until the door .stops
easily. After e.acii nd|ustrrseni, nm the opt-ner througfi
a cornplele travfil cycle.

H the door doesn't open

at least

5 feet

Increase UP (Open) force by fuming tho control

clockwise Make 10 degree turn adjustments until

dorsr opens ccanpletoly. He-adjun! the

UP

limit if

necessary. After each adjustment, run the opener
through a compieto travel cvete.

If the door

reverses

during the down (close) cycle

and the opener lights aren't flashing

Increase DOWN (dose) force by turning the control

clockwise. Make 10 degree turn adjustments until the

door completes a dose cycle. After each adjustment,
run the opener through n cornptelo travel cyde. Do
not increase the force beyond the minimum
amount required to close the door.

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