B&D Roll-A-Pro User guide

1.0 USER OPERATING CONTROLS

PowerDrive &

Roll-A-Pro

Rolling Door Openers

Quick Operation Guide

Button Function

01 Open / Stop / Close

02 Flashes when a code is being stored

or when a remote control button is

pressed.

03 Flashes as the door closes and

remains on when closed.

04 Flashes as the door opens and

remains on when opened.

05 Indicates when the opener requires

service.

06 Is used for storing or erasing remote

control buttons for door operation.

TO DISENGAGE THE OPENER

2.0 MANUAL DOOR OPERATION

CAUTION: When the opener is manually

disengaged, the door is no longer locked.

To lock the door manually, re-engage the

opener after the door is closed.

TO ENGAGE THE OPENER

WARNING! Please test the manual release

mechanism to ensure that the manual

release is easy to operate. No more than

20kg of force should be required to

disengage the door using the manual

release cord. IF excessive force is required,

contact your dealer.

It is recommended to disengage the door with

the door in the closed position.

tip

Pull handle,

until you

hear a click Manually

operate door

Press to test

Pull handle,

until you

hear a click

Light StatusBattery

Solid OK

Flashing Replace

No light Replace

3.0 CODING A REMOTE CONTROL

STEP ONE

The opener can only be operated from remote

controllers that have been programmed into its

memory. Up to 64 remotes (8 for Roll-A-Pro) can be

programmed.

Battery Type: 1 x CR2032.

WARNING!: The battery is hazardous and must

be kept out of reach of children.The battery can

cause severe of fatal injuries within 2 hours or

less if swallowed or placed inside any part of the

body. If you suspect the battery has be

swallowed or placed inside any part of the body,

SEEK IMMEDIATE medical attention.

STEP THREE

Switch power on

Press and

release

HOLD for 3 sec

RELEASE

STEP FOUR

Press to test

tip

STEP ONE

4.0 CHANGING A BATTERY

Check Light

Status Table

STEP TWO

tip

Use screwdriver

to remove

scews and

open

STEP THREE

Use non-metallic

object to push

out.

remove

controls cover

STEP TWO

RELEASE

HOLD

CODING REMOTE FROM THE OPENER

STEP ONE STEP TWO

Take a pre-coded

remote and press the

button to duplicate

REMOTELY CODING A REMOTE CONTROL

Remotely coding works when you have a

pre-coded remote control and are in range of the

opener.

tip

Use a pen,

HOLD for 2 sec

the middle button

through the

coding hole

STEP THREE

Opener ashes & beeps

HOLD for 3 sec

RELEASE

Take new

remote

RELEASE

STEP FIVE

Press to test

Opener stops ashing &

beeping

(Requires Smart Hub)

5.0 SMART PHONE CONTROL

BEFORE YOU START

Download the B&D App

to your smartphone

STEP TWO

Ensure limits are

set prior to connecting

to wi

STEP ONE

Open APP

and click START

WARNING!: This device allows for operation of

the door when not in line-of-sight of the door

and opener. The door may operate unexpectedly,

therefore do not allow anything to stay in or near

the path of the door.

Go to phone settings,

then WiFi and select

(B&D000000)

The home WiFi router

is within range of

opener

The Smart Phone Control works via your home’s WiFi network.

Initial set up involves linking your phone app and smart hub

to your home network.

Set up new

Smart Hub in app

STEP THREE

Smart Hub connect

appears, ensure WiFi

network =

(B&D000000)

instructions in the app

Connect the Smart

Hub to power.

Upon completion,

test the opener

through the

B&D App.

6.0 TROUBLESHOOTING

SymptomPossible cause Remedy

Replace the battery

Faulty remote control

Flat battery

Replace remote control

Replace battery

Re-engage the opener

LED has failed

The opener

does not

work from

the remote

The opener does not

have power

Plug a device of similar

voltage (e.g. a hairdryer)

into the power point and

check it is OK.

The battery in the

remote control is at

The remote button is

not programmed to

operate the door.

Code in the remote control

button

CODE SET LED is

ashing yet the

opener is not working.

Ensure the correct button

on the transmitter is being

pressed.

One remote

works but

the other/s

do not

The motor is

running but

the door

remains

stationary

The opener is

disengaged

The remote

range varies

or is

restricted

Variations are normal

depending on

conditions e.g.

temperature or

external interference

Make sure you can see the

door when you use the

remote control

The battery life is

exhausted

Check the battery status as

per section 4 of this guide

The opener

light does

not work.

Contact dealer to organise

LED to be changed.

The door

reverses for

no appar-

ent reason

If Safety beams are

installed they may be

partially obstructed

Ensure the beam path is not

obstructed. Check the

alignment of the beams

The door

stops of

moves very

slowly

Garage door in poor

condition e.g. springs

may be broken

Check the door’s operation

(Optional Battery

Back Up Accessory)

the batteries may

have little OR no

charge

Connect mains power and

leave the batteries to

charge.The batteries may

take 24 to 48 hours to reach

their maximum charge

capacity.

7.0 CARING FOR YOUR OPENER

Preventative servicing of your garage door and opener, is

important.Your garage door is made up of numerous moving

parts designed to lift and lower your door safely and

efciently.

Ongoing preventative servicing ensures that your door

continues to function within factory specications, greatly

reduces the risk of failure and repair bills down the track and

ensure you maintain your Warranty.

Refer to your Owners Opener Handbook for your service

schedule available HERE.

Refer to the installation manual for monthly

testing procedures in Section 11 to ensure

garage door is t for use available HERE.

tip

Online warranty details are available HERE.

8.0 NEED A SERVICE CALL?

If the opener needs a service please call the dealer who

installed the garage door opener (their contact details are

usually on a sticker on the back of your garage door).

For product assistance, general enquiry or

more information, please visit:

bnd.com.au

or call 13 62 63.

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