Rite-Hite High Speed Door Fastrax

All connections clean and checked with disconnect off

All wires are free from moving parts

Visual inspection for damage performed

Dust and debris removed using air hose

Warning: Only Rite‑Hite authorized service technicians should change the programming.

NOTE: Advise pedestrians to use man doors if present and not to lean into the door way.

Open the control box and verify the state of the green Input LEDs on the i‑COMM 3

Pillow block bearing set screws tightened to 66 to 80in/lb [7.5Nm]

Wires are connected for the photoeyes

All loose wires are secured away from moving parts

Press the “OPEN” button, the door should open and close automatically after a short delay

Observe the door opening to make sure that it fully opens

Observe the closing action to make sure that the door operates smoothly, and fully closes without excessive curtain ripple

Curtain fans are powered and working

Fans are positioned properly and are removing condensation from the curtain

Curtain is free of wear or damage

Drive spheres are present and undamaged

Top roller is in good condition

Perimeter Seal (FR) is free of tears and providing an adequate seal against curtain and the wall

Upload a photo of the Perimeter Seal (FR)

Warning: This procedure requires trained personnel with PPE!

Type of adhesive used for thread locking and securing drive sphere to the edging

Adhesive applied to curtain edge drive sphere stud before pushing through curtain

More adhesive added to stud before tightening

Adhesive oozed out both sides after stud is tightened

Sign off on the drive sphere replacement

Loosen lock collar (C) using 2mm Allen wrench and slide encoder off of shaft (A)

Install new encoder, tighten lock collar (14in-lb. [1.5Nm]), line up notch and screw connector

Proceed to 'Limit (Encoder) Set-up' on page 68