CAL-ROYAL 300 Series Hold Open Door Closers Instruction Manual
- June 4, 2024
- CAL-ROYAL
Table of Contents
CAL-ROYAL 300 Series Hold Open Door Closers
Installation Instructions
Note:
For Special Applications, a separate door and frame preparation template is
packed with these instructions. Use this instruction sheet for installation
sequence and closer adjustments only.
Components
Installation Instructions for REGULAR ARM(PULL SIDE)
Mounting
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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Select degree of opening from table and use template dimensions shown in above mark 4 holes on door for door closer and two (2) holes on frame for arm shoe.
Drill pilot holes in door and frame for #14 all-purpose screws or drill and tap for 1/4-20 machine screws. -
Install adjustable forearm/arm shoe assembly to frame using screws provided.
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Install main arm to top pinion shaft using screw provided.
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Mount closer on door using screws provided, SPRING POWER ADJUSTING NUT MUST BE POSITIONED AWAY
FROM HINGE EDGE. -
Adjust length of adjustable forearm so that the adjustable forearm is perpendicular to frame when assembled to preloaded main arm (illustration below). Secure forearm to main arm with screw provided.
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Snap pinion cap over shaft at bottom of closer, (When using full cover, pinion cap is not necessary).
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Adjust closing speed, back check control and spring power of door, following instructions as shown page 4. Remove hold open bracket and holder loop from arm assembly. Fasten hold open bracket and holder loop to frame.
Hold Open Nut UP on Right-Hand door. Hold Open Nut DOWN on Left-Hand door.
Top View Typical Installation
Installation Instructions for TOP JAMB(PUSH SIDE) Mounting
Do Not Scale Drawing Left Hand Door ShownSame dimensions apply for Right Hand Door measured from centerline of pivot point Dimensions are in inches mm
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Select degree of opening from table and use template dimensions shown in above mark 4 HOLES ON FRAME for close and two (2) HOLES ON DOOR for arm shoe.
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Drill pilot holes in door and frame for #14 all-purpose screws or drill and tap for 1/4-20 machine screws.
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Install adjustable forearm/arm shoe assembly to door using screws provided.
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Install main arm to top pinion shaft using screw provided.
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Mount closer body on frame using screws provided, SPRING POWER ADJUSTING NUT MUST BE POSITIONED
AWAY FROM HINGE EDGE. -
Adjust length of adjustable forearm so that adjustable forearm is perpendicular to door when assembled to preloaded main arm (illustration below). Secure forearm to main arm with screw provided.
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Snap pinion cap over shaft at bottom of closer, (When using full cover, pinion cap is not necessary).
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Adjust closing speed, back check control and spring power of door, following instructions as shown page 4. Remove hold open bracket and holder loop from arm assembly. Fasten hold open bracket and holder loop to door.
Hold Open Nut UP on Left Hand door. Hold Open Nut DOWN on Right-Hand door.
Top View Typical Installation
Installation Instructions for PARALLEL ARM(PUSH SIDE) Mounting
- Select degree of opening from table and use template dimensions shown in above mark 4 HOLES ON FRAME for door close and four (4) underside of frame for bracket.
- Drill pilot holes in door and frame for #14 all-purpose screws or drill and tap for 1/4-20 machine screws.
- Mount closer on door using screws provided, SPRING POWER ADJUSTING NUT MUST BE POSITIONED TOWARD HINGE EDGE.
- Install Parallel Armed Bracket to Frame Using screw provided.
- Using a wrench on the square shaft at bottom of closer, rotate shaft approximately 45° toward hinge edge of door. Hold and place main arm of shaft on top of closer at proper index mark as illustrated, FOR LEFT HAND DOOR “L” (Illustration “A”). FOR RIGHT HAND DOOR “R”(lllustration “B”). Tighten arm screw with lockwasher securely.
- Remove arm shoe from the forearm and discard(arm shoe is not used for parallel installation) and tighten screw securely.
- Adjust length of adjustable forearm so that adjustable forearm is parallel to frame.
- Snap pinion cap over shaft at bottom of closer. (When using full cover, pinion cap is not necessary).
- Adjust closing speed, back check control and spring power of door, following instructions as shown page 4.
- Remove hold open bracket and holder loop from arm assembly. Assemble adaptor plate to hold open bracket. Hold Open Nut UP on Left Hand door. Hold Open Nut DOWN on Right Hand door. Fasten assembled adaptor plate and hold open bracket to soffit
Top View Typical Installation
NOTE: To install main arm, pinion shaft must be rotated in excess of 50° to permit alignment with proper arm mark.
CLOSER ADJUSTMENT
NOTE:
Closing arcs (“CLOSE” and “LATCH”) are controlled by two(2)separate speed
adjusting valves, adjust the CLOSING speed first, then adjust the LATCHING
speed.
- “CLOSING” speed adjustment is accomplished by full rotations of the speed adjusting valve. Turn the speed-adjusting valve CLOCKWISE for a SLOWER closing speed. Turn the speed-adjusting valve COUNTER-CLOCKWISE for a FASTER closing speed.
- “LATCH” speed adjustment is accomplished by full rotation of the speed adjusting valve. Turn the speed adjusting screw CLOCKWISE for a SLOWER latching speed. Turn the speed adjusting screw COUNTER CLOCKWISE for a FASTER latching speed.
CAUTION!!
Do not turn speed adjusting valve more than two(2) full turns counter- clockwise from its factory set position, as two speed adjusting valves could become dislodged from the door closer body resulting in the loss of internal fluid and failure of the device.
BACK CHECK CONTROL
- To increase back check intensity turn, back check control valve clockwise.
- To decrease back check intensity, turn back check valve anticlockwise.
SPRING POWER CONTROL
- To increase opening force and closing force, turn the spring adjusting nut clockwise.
BACK CHECK ADJUSTING NUT CONTROL
To decrease the opening force and closing force, turn the spring adjusting nut anticlockwise
NOTE:
THE MAXIMUM ADJUSTMENT IS APPROXIMATELY 18 TURNS FROM MINIMUM SETTING DO NOT
FORCIBLY EXTEND ADJUSTMENT BEYOND LIMIT.
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