RollSeal SW 100 User manual

Part No. 4801-5329 Rev 3-09 Owner's Manual SW 100 Sidewall Curtain System
SW 100 Sidewall Curtain System
Installation Manual
RollSeal
PO Box 140
1751 County Road 68
Bremen, Alabama 35033

Part No. 4801-5329 Rev 3-09 Table of Contents SW 100 Sidewall Curtain System
Table of Contents
Section Description Page
1. Specifications .......................................................................................................................................3
2. Limited Warranty ..................................................................................................................................4
3. Warnings ..............................................................................................................................................4
4. Physical Description/Drawing...............................................................................................................5
5. Framing Examples ...............................................................................................................................5
6. Drive Configuration Examples..............................................................................................................6
7. Door Assembly and Installation............................................................................................................7
7.1 Tools Required...................................................................................................................................7
7.2 Adjusting the Clear Opening ..............................................................................................................7
7.3 Attachment Points of Door .................................................................................................................7
7.4 Track & Frame Assembly...................................................................................................................7
7.5 Fastening Door Assembly to Clear Opening......................................................................................8
7.6 Mounting the Drive Motor...................................................................................................................9
7.7 Connecting Two or More Doors .......................................................................................................10
8. Wiring Diagram...................................................................................................................................11
9. SEALEASE Threshold Installation instructions..................................................................................12
10. Adjusting the Limit Switches ..............................................................................................................13
11. Door Panel Adjustments ....................................................................................................................16
12. Schematic Diagram ............................................................................................................................18
13. Installation Examples .........................................................................................................................19

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Table 1 Standard RollSeal SW 100 Sidewall Curtain Systems
System Height Overall Height Height to Motor Overall Width Head Unit
ft.-in. cm ft.-in. cm ft.-in. cm ft.-in. cm 6421-5520
12'-0"13'-4"406.4 14'-9 ¾"451.5 12'-11"393.7 13'-8"416.6 6421-5520
14'-8"15'-0"457.2 17'-5 ¾"532.8 15'-7"475.0 13'-8"416.6 6421-5520
18'-0"19'-4"589.3 20'-9 ¾"634.4 18'-11"576.6 13'-8"416.6 6421-5520
19'-4"20'-8"629.9 22'-1 ¾"674.0 20'-4"619.8 13'-8"416.6 6421-5461
20'-0"21'-4"650.2 22'-9 ¾"695.3 20'-11"637.5 13'-8"416.6 6421-5461
22'-0"23'-4"711.2 24'-9 ¾"756.3 22'-11"698.5 13'-8"416.6 6421-5461
22'-8"24'-0"731.5 25'-5 ¾"766.6 23'-7"718.8 13'-8"416.6 6421-5461
24'-6"25'-10"787.4 27'-3 ¾"832.5 25'-10"774.7 13'-8"416.6 6421-5460
1. Specifications
SW 100 Sidewall Curtain Systems have standard sizes as given in Table 1.
IMPORTANT
THE OVERALL HEIGHT OF SYSTEM IS GIVEN IN TABLE 1.
TO AVOID OBSTRUCTIONS TO SIDEWALL SYSTEM DURING INSTALLATION, MAKE
SURE THAT ALL TRUSSES AND OTHER SUPPORT BEAMS DO NOT FALL BELOW THIS
SPECIFIED HEIGHT.
Figure 1 – Door Dimensions and Clearances
NOTE: In this manual, hook & loop
refers to Velcro®.
CLEAR OPENING
12'-6½" (382.3cm)
OVERALL WIDTH
13'-8" (416.6cm)
HEIGHT
OVERALL HEIGHT
27.5" (69.85 cm)
3" (7.6 cm)
17.75"
(
45.1 cm
)
12"
(
30.48 cm
)
HEIGHT to MOTOR

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2. Limited Warranty
All products are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year
from the date of purchase if installed and used in strict accordance with the installation instructions.
Liability is limited to the sale price of any products proved to be defective or, at manufacturer’s option, to
the replacement of such products upon their return. No products are to be returned to the manufacturer,
until there is an inspection and/or a return-goods authorization (RGA) number is issued.
All complaints should be directed first to the authorized distributor who sold the product. If satisfaction is
not obtained or the name of the distributor is not known, write the manufacturer that appears below,
directed to the attention of Customer Service Manager.
This limited warranty is expressly in lieu of any and all representations and warranties expressed or
implied, including any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. The remedy
set forth in this limited warranty shall be the exclusive remedy available to any person. No person has
authority to bind the manufacturer to any representation or warranty other than this limited warranty. The
manufacturer shall not be liable for any consequential damages resulting from the use of our products or
caused by any defect, failure or malfunction of our products. (Some areas do not allow the exclusion or
limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to
you.)
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights that vary from area to area.
Warrantor:
RollSeal
PO Box 140
1751 County Road 68
Bremen, Alabama 35033
3. Warnings
WARNING!
All Wiring Should Be in Accordance With National Electric Code Or Other Local Codes.
WARNING!
Dangerous Rotating Machinery.
Keep Hands, Clothing, Etc. Clear When Operating.
Do Not Operate Without All Guards And Covers In Place.

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●HOOK ATTACHED TO PANEL
●LOOP ATTACHED TO TRACKS, BACK PLATE,
DRIVE PIPE, AND TOP BAR
Upper Right
Track
Upper Left
Track
Head Unit
Mounting Holes
Mounting Holes
Lower Right
Track
Lower Left
Track
4. Physical Description/Drawing
The SW 100 Sidewall Curtain System is assembled on the
sidewall of a building structure. The Sidewall comes with a
Head Unit that is preassembled in the Factory. The part
number of the Head Unit varies with the height of the
Right and Left Tracks. The Right Track and
the Left Track must be assembled in the field.
See Figure 2.
The Head Unit and Tracks attach to side of the
building using mounting holes pre-drilled in
the Head Unit and the Tracks. The Curtain
attaches to drive pipe. Hook & Loop holds the
curtain in place and seals the curtain. The
Loop is laminated to the Back Plate and the
Drive Pipe top bar.
The Floating loop is attached to the Left Track
and Right Track. The Curtain is raised and
lowered by a motorized drive. A top cover is
installed to each sidewall curtain system to
enclose the drive pipe.
5. Framing Examples
Make sure that the widths of the clear openings are standard widths and the Head Unit matches the height of
the Right and Left Track as given in Table 1, Page 3. The following Framing Example gives an example of
typical layouts for a sidewall system.
4'
122
cm
8'-0"
244 cm
12' 8"
367.5 cm
Building*
12'-9"
365.8 cm
RollSeal*
12'-9"
365.8 cm
RollSeal*
12'8"
367.5 cm
Building*
12'8"
367.5 cm
B
u
il
d
in
g
*
12'8"
367.5 cm
Building*
4'
122
cm
4'
122
cm
12'-9"
365.8 cm
RollSeal*
12'-9"
365.8 cm
RollSeal*
* Denotes Clear Opening
Figure 2 – Sidewall Curtain System
Framing Example 1

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6. Drive Configuration Examples
Shown below are some examples of drive configurations that are available by utilizing a single motor drive and
telescoping couplings. Example 1 shows three doors being driven from a single right mounted motor drive. A
maximum of three doors can be driven from a single motor. Example 2 uses a left mounted motor to drive all three
doors. In Example 3, the left door operates independently from the middle and right doors, which operate together
from a single drive.
Motor Drive Example 2 - All three doors driven from single Left Mounted Drive
Motor Coupling Telescoping Coupling Telescoping Coupling
Motor Drive Example 3 - Left Mount drives single Door, Right Mount drives two doors.
Motor Coupling Telescoping Coupling Motor Coupling
Motor Drive Example 1 - All three doors driven from single Right Mounted Drive
Motor Coupling
Telescoping Coupling
Telescoping Coupling
The distance
between the
two holes in the
shafts must be
between 23
and 28 inches
for a standard
coupling.
! CAUTION !
If the Telescopic Shaft is too
short, DO NOT MODIFY THE
SHAFT.
This will cause unsafe
operation. Use the 0411-
10550 Shaft Extender.

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Bottom
Section Top Section
PIM Stud with
Nut
Top o
f
Track
Bottom
of Track
7. Door Assembly and Installation
The Sidewall is shipped with field-assembled vertical members (left track and right track), and a pre-assembled
horizontal member Head Unit (includes: tension pipes). When components are received, check for damaged, loose or
missing parts. If there are damaged or missing parts contact your RollSeal distributor immediately. Please read and
understand all instructions in this manual before beginning installation.
7.1 Tools Required
3/8 in. (10 mm) Power screwdriver(portable)
5/16 in. (8 mm) Drive
7/16 in. (11mm) Wrench
Tape Measure
Carpenter’s Level
Ladder
Provided Anchors
Hammer Drill
NOTE: Other Tools May Be Required According To Installation.
7.2 Adjusting the Clear Opening
Locate your particular system in Table 1, Page 3. Read the value of length and width of the clear opening
for the door size that you are installing. This gives the required dimensions of the clear opening. Refer to
Page 9, Figure 9 for details of attaching door to framing members. Framing material must provide suitable
support for attachment of screws.
Make sure that mounting posts or framing members are positioned so that the screw holes of the outer
flanges of the vertical members will align with the mounting posts or framing members. Ensure that there is
room for the motor without encountering any obstructions. Refer to Figure 1 for Motor Clearances.
7.3 Attachment Points of Door
When sizing the clear opening for attachment of the door, pay close attention to the following guidelines.
Door flanges have pre-drilled holes that serve as mounting points of door. Flange widths are shown in
Figure 1.
1. Ensure the door assembly is plumb & square.
2. The Head Unit has mounting holes in the top of the flange. See Figure 2.
3. The Right and Left Track outer flanges have pre-drilled holes that serve as
attachment points. Ensure the outer flanges overlap framing. See Figure 2.
4. When the door is raised in front of the clear opening, flanges must be flush
against framing for attachment of screws.
7.4 Track & Frame Assembly
1. Lay the Right and Left tracks on a smooth surface. The example to the right
shows the Right Track Top and Bottom sections. See Figure 3. Remove the nut
from the lowest PIM stud. See Detail A.
LH
RH Figure 3 - Unassembled
Right Track
Detail A – Top and Bottom Track Sections

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Reattach bolt
to lower PIM
Stud
Fasten with
¼" PEM studs,
washers and
and nuts.
Fasten with
¼" PEM studs,
washers and
nuts.
Track Splice
Bracket
2. Fasten the two sections of track with a Track Splice Bracket (0401-7981) and ten 1/4" threaded studs,
washers and nuts. See Figure 4. Verify that the top and bottom sections line up straight before tightening
the PIM Studs
3. Flip (turn-over) the track and fold the Floating Velcro flaps down against the sides of the track. Verify
that the flaps lay smooth against the side of the track. See Figure 5.
7.5 Fastening Door Assembly to
Clear Opening
The Head Unit is shipped with two Safety Brackets
attached to the drive shaft. Refer to Figure 6.
CAUTION: Do not remove the bracket securing
the Drive Pipe to the Head Unit. Without the drive
shafts properly secured, the panel will drop rapidly
and injury may occur. Leave one securing bracket
attached until the gear drive or telescopic shaft is
properly secured.
1. Use a tape measure and make sure that the overall
height and overall width of the clear opening meet
the requirements from Table 1.
2. Make sure that the door assembly is plumb &
square. (Diagonal measurements, etc.) See Figure
9.
3. Install the Right and Left tracks to the wall. Verify
that the clear opening from Table 1 is correct and
the tracks are plumb.
NOTE: The vertical members should be aligned so that
their outer flanges will exactly overlap with the
framing boards or posts when the door assembly is
raised into position.
4. Carefully press flanges of the door
assembly flush against faces of framing
boards or posts. When the openings are
matched, level the top and sides using a
float level on the header, on each track,
and verify the inside diagonal
measurements are within 1/8".
Figure 4 – Slide the Top and Bottom Sections Together and Fasten
RH
Figure 5 – Fasten the Velcro Flaps on the Track Sides
Flaps should lay
smoothly against the
sides of the track.

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Figure 6 – Plumb and Square
FRONT
Figure 7 – Assemble Tracks
and Header
IMPORTANT: Leveling is very important
because the curtain may bind if not leveled properly.
5. As shown in Figure 6, fasten to the building
structure with (1002-8500) Titen HD 3/8x3
Threaded anchors through the flanges on sides of
door assembly. Securely tighten.
6. On the lower and upper flanges of the horizontal
member there are attachment points for fastening
screws. Fasten using (1004-6032) 1/4 x 2 1/4 hx
Tapcon. This secures the top of the door to the clear
opening.
7. Place Butal Roll tape (supplied) between the head
unit and tracks and the wall. If necessary use
silicone caulking (not supplied) for rough places in
the wall surface. This prevents water from entering
the building.
8. Locate the two floor mounting holes at the bottom
of the left and right tracks. See Detail A.
9. Drill a 1/4" hole and install Hammer Set Anchors
(1002-6030) in both right and left tracks. See Detail
A.
7.6 Mounting the Drive Motor
CAUTION: Do not remove the bracket securing the Drive Pipe to the Head Unit. Without the drive shafts
properly secured, the panel will drop rapidly and injury may occur. Leave one securing bracket attached until
the gear drive or telescopic shaft is properly secured.
1. Verify that there is a Safety Bracket holding the curtain at the other end of the motor. See Figures 7
and 8 Detail A.
2. Line up center axis of drive shaft and motor shaft. NOTE : Angular alignment must not exceed 20°.
3. Attach the motor to the mounting plate. See Figure 8 Detail A.
4. Temporarily attach motor and mounting plate to drive shaft on door long enough to mark mounting
holes in wall. See Figure 8.
5. Remove the motor and drill four 1/2" mounting holes.
6. Reinstall motor with wedge anchors (supplied).
7. Tighten the bolts on the Motor/Drive Coupling and shaft.
8. Remove the old Vent Screw. See Detail B.
Install Left &
Right Tracks
Verify dimensions
from Table 1.
The two diagonals must be
within 1/8 inch.
Lower Head
Unit into
place
Safety
Bracket
Silicone
Cau
lk
Silicone
Caulk
Silicone
Cau
lk
Detail A
Drill 1/4" Hole
and Install
Place two
Titen HD
a
n
c
h
o
r
s

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Figure 8 - Mount the Drive Motor
Figure 9 - Connecting Doors
Detail A
Detail B
9. Replace with new Vent Screw. See Detail B.
7.7 Connecting Two or More Doors
CAUTION: Do not remove the bracket securing the Drive Pipe to the Head Unit. Without the drive shafts
properly secured, the panel will drop rapidly and injury may occur. Leave one securing bracket attached until
the gear drive or telescopic shaft is properly secured. NOTE: The distance between the two doors should be
between 23 and 28 inches for a standard coupling. If the distance between the two doors is greater that 28
inches, an extender coupling is available based upon the actual door separation.
1. Verify that there is a Safety Bracket holding the curtain drive
shaft at the other end of the Telescoping Shaft. See Figures 7
and 9.
2. Install the Telescoping Shaft between the Two Drive Shafts of
the doors. See Figure 9. NOTE: If the Telescopic Shaft is too
short, DO NOT MODIFY THE SHAFT. This will cause unsafe
operation. Use the 0411-10550 Shaft Extender.
3. If there is a Ring Spacer on the Telescoping Shaft, remove it and
discard.
4. Connect the Telescoping Shaft to the two door Drive Shafts
using the hardware provided with the Telescoping Shaft.
Mounting
Holes in
Plate
Mounting
Holes
(behind
motor)
Telescoping
Shaft
Ring
Space
r
Safet
y
Bracket
Safet
y
Bracket
Vent
Screw
13"
2 5/8"
CAUTION
Do not let the motor hang from the shaft without
adequate support.
Shaft

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WHITE
Conduit to Controller WHITE
Single Safety Switch Wiring Diagram
Figure 10 – SW 100 Door Wiring Diagram
WHITE
Conduit to Controller WHITE
Double Safety Switch Wiring Diagram
Single Safety Switch Mounting
(View from top of track)
8. Wiring Diagram
Control Box
(See Diagram Next Page)
Safety Switch
(See Diagrams Below
and Right)
Motor Junction Bo
x
(See Diagram
Below)
Motor Junction Box Wiring Diagram
BLACK
WHITE
RED
BLACK
WHITE
RED
Connect green
wire to ground
lug on motor
Conduit to
Controlle
r
Conduit from
Limit Switches
Wire Nut
GREEN
Safety Switch
Track
Safety Switches
on doors driven
by the same
motor

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From Track Mounted
Safet
y
Switch
BLACK
RED
WHITE
GREEN WHITE
WHITE
From Motor
Junction Box
Input Power
Controller Wiring Diagram
9. SEALEASE Threshold Installation instructions
Tools Required
Tape Measure Utility Knife Pencil Grease Pencil (white)
Cordlless Drill w/Clutch Tapcon Concrete Drill Bit Hammer Drill
Materials Provided
Rubber Threshold (100') rolls Bostic Chem Caulk
¼" x 2 ¼" Tapcon Phillips Flat Head Concrete Anchors 3/16" x 4 ½" Tapcon Concrete Drill Bit
1. With RollSeal door open, center threshold between the door track.
Trim to length with utility knife. The “hump” side should be on the
inside of the door. See Detail A.
2. Lower the door on top of the threshold’s 2-inch levelstrip. Push the 45°
hump against the back of the bottom of the door.
3. With the pencil, mark the inside edge of the threshold on the floor the
full length of the threshold. (Form one door jamb to the other.)
4. Carefully raise the door (without moving the threshold) and mark the
outside edge of the threshold along the length of the door.
CAUTION!
Install Threshold only on clean, dry surfaces.
Detail A

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5. Remove the threshold and apply three rows of
Bostic Chem Caulk the full length of the door
between the pencil lines as shown in Detail B.
6. Replace the threshold between the pencil lines
and firmly press into place. Carefully apply
pressure to the threshold to ensure the Bostic
Chem Caluk spreads uniformly.
7. Inspect the threshold to make sure it is still
between the pencil lines. The position can
slightly be adjusted for a short period of time.
8. Mark with a white grease pencil 1" from each edge and 10" o.c. along the length for the locations for the
Tapcons.
9. With Hammer Drill and
3/16" x 4 ½" Tapcon
bit, drill a hole through
the threshold into the
concrete. Drill hole ¼"
deeper than total
embedment of Tapcon.
See Details C and D.
10. With cordless drill, drive Tapcon into concrete being careful to not over tighten to the point that the Tapcon
spins freely in the concrete, but tight enough so head is firmly seated in the rubber threshold.
NOTE: Allow at least 24 hours for BOSTIC Chem Caulk to dry before driving over.
10. Adjusting the Limit Switches
Figure 11 - Remove
Limit Switch Cover
Chem Caulk
Pencil Lines
Detail B
Detail C
¼"
Drill hole
1" min
Insert
Tapcon
Detail D

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Reference to Items in Figure 11 – Remove Limit Switch Cover
Item Description Item Description
1 Drive Unit 15 Hand Crank
2 Output Shaft 16 Not Used
3 Not Used 17 Not Used
4 Copper Sealing Ring 18 Mounting Bore
5 Double Chain 19 Chain
6 Limit Switch Cover 20 Chain Coupling
7 Connector 21 Drive Pipe Shaft
8 Not Used 22 Direction Arrow
9 Terminal Box Cover 23 Not Used
10 Electric Motor 24 Worm Wheel
11 Warning Label 25 Bracket
12 Motor Shaft 26 Not Used
13 Adaptor 27 Not Used
14 Electric Drill 30 Seal
Figure 12 - Adjust Limit Switch
Torque =1.3 to
1.5 in.-lb.

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Figure 15 – Manually Close Curtain
Reference to Items in Figure 12 – Adjust Limit Switches
Item Description Item Description
1 Switch HII 11 HI Setting Ring Screw
2 Switch HI 12 Setting Ring
3 Not Used 13 HI Setting Ring Screw
4 Terminal Rail 14 HII Setting Ring
5 Not Used 15 HII Setting Ring Screw
6 Not Used 16 HI Setting Ring
7 Not Used 17 HII Setting Ring Screw
8 Setting Ring 18 SII Setting Ring
9 SI Setting Ring Screw 19 SII Setting Ring
10 HI Setting Ring 20 Not Used
To set the Limit Switches, locate the Lock Motor Control Box. See
Figure 13. NOTE: Items noted in brackets [ ] in this section can be
found in Figure 12.
1. Unscrew the limit Switch Cover and locate the
Allen Wrench and the hex shaft packaged in the
Vinyl Storage Seal. See Figure 14.
2. Remove the Vinyl Storage Seal and locate the six
Hex Adjusting Screws on the Ring Screws. See
Figure 15.
3. Run the curtains to the bottom position by using a
Crank or Drill [Item 14 Figure 11] or by manually
turning the one of the three Left Adjusting Screws
with the Allen Wrench from the Vinyl Seal as
illustrated in Figure 15. NOTE: If turning the drive
with drill and adaptor, run to end position carefully
(very slowly). Maximum drive speed is 1400 rpm.
NOTE: Electrical power must be applied and Limit
Switches must be properly wired for curtains to
operate by moving the Setting Rings.
Limit Switch
Cover
removed
Allen wrench
for adjusting
Limit Switches
Hex shaft for
manually
rotating motor
V
inyl
Storage
Seal
Figure 14 – Remove Limit Switch Cover
Lock Moto
r
Figure 13 – Lock Motor
Limit Switch
Cove
r
Curtain Moves Down

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Figure 16 – Left Limit Switch Roller
Limit
Switch
Roller
Setting
Rings
Hex
A
djusting
Screws
Figure 17 – Manually Open Curtain
4. With the curtain at the bottom limit, turn the Left Limit Switch’s 3
Setting Rings until the Limit Switch Roller [22] snaps into place in the
Switch Groove [21]. See Figure 16.
5. When the three switch grooves [21] are in line, the three Adjusting
Screws in the adjusting rings [9, 11, 13] are also in one line. Tighten
the screws in the setting rings [9, 11, 13] using a 1.5 mm hex wrench.
Torque to 1.3 to 1.5 in.-lb.
6. Open the Curtain. See Figure 17.
7. Turn the 3 Setting Rings of the Right Limit Switch like in Step
4.
8. Tighten screws in setting rings [15, 17, 19] to 1.3 to 1.5 in.-lb.
9. Verify the operation of the Limit Switch Settings by operating
the curtain from the controller.
10. Replace the tools in the Vinyl Seal and replace the Limit Switch
Cover [6] and Seal [30].
11. Door Panel Adjustments
During normal operation, the tension pipes should run in close proximity of each other. The clearance between the
tension pipes should normally be between 1/4"to 1/2"(6.35 mm - 12.7 mm). There are two situations pertaining to
the tension pipes that may cause problems with door operation. If the tension pipes are too far apart, the tension
pipes will not repel each other. This causes poor contact between the hook & loop. On the other hand, if the tension
pipes are riding one another (i.e. touching one another), the door panel material does not flow evenly, thus leaving
wrinkles in the panel instead of a stretched, smooth & even appearance.
Adjustment Procedures
The clearance between the tension pipes can be adjusted by raising or lowering the door panels. Each door has three
panels: (1) The inside panel (panel facing the inside of building) is attached to the back plate. (2) The center panel
is attached to the roller. (3) The outside panel (facing the outside of building) is attached to the front bar.
Adjustments are made to the inside panel and/or the outside panel. See Figure 18.
NOTE: The door must be in the closed position for panel adjustments. Ensure the panels are not damaged while
removing or reinstalling the nuts and screws.
Curtain Opens

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Clearance of 1/4"-1/2"
(6.35mm -12.7mm)
between tension pipes
Outside panel
Front bar
Roller
Inside
Tension
Pipe
Outside
Tension
Pipe
Fasten
material
with pan-
head screw
Back plate
Raise or lowe
r
panel material
Outside
p
anel
Side view of SW 100 door
Interior parts
Center panel
Inside panel
Center panel
(shown relaxed)
Figure 18 - Door Panel Adjustments
To adjust the height of the outside tension pipe, raise or lower the outside door panel by removing the pan-head
screws, detaching the panel hook & loop from the front bar, and raising or lowering the panel. Then re-attach the
panel loop to the hook on the front bar. Be sure to keep tension pipe level during this procedure. Reinstall the pan-
head screws through the panel material and into the front bar to securely hold the material in place.
To adjust the height of the inside tension pipe, raise or lower the inside door panel by loosening the three nuts,
detaching the panel hook & loop from the back plate, and raising or lowering panel. Then cut new holes through the
panel material for the pem-studs and re-attach the panel loop to the hook on back plate. Install the nuts and washers
to the back plate securely in the same order as removed to hold the material in place. Be sure to keep the tension
pipe level during this procedure.
Hook & loop
Inside panel

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Figure 19 – Schematic Diagram
12. Schematic Diagram

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13. Installation Examples
Left Mounted Motor Drive
Completed Door Installation