How to Install the LCN Senior Swing Automatic Operator

Installing an Automatic Operator can be an intimidating task, but the LCN Senior Swing Automatic Operator is designed with the installer in mind. Designed with less parts, and a digital control box, paying for costly installation is no long needed. This installation video takes you through a step by step process on how to install, and set up, an LCN Senior Swing operator. Additionally, it provides tips and troubleshoot information should you encounter any questions along the way.

[@sethg3293]

that man installing is a GIANT! seriously hes up like one rung on the ladder and practically ducking.
"First Step: hire a giant."

[@josephtwilley9022]

Love the digital screen better than turning dials , wish everyone had it.

[@kleingreenlee7006]

Thanks for the video. First time installer on this product.

[@LCNHardware]

+parker hollingsworth Thank you for your comment! We’re glad it helped you.

[@scottcoleman6885]

The guy on the far left at 0:09 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@garretthigginbotham6122]

He’s got to be 6 7”

[@LCNHardware]

Close! 6’5”

[@Channelwatcher]

How long would you say this installation process would take?

[@niklausgeissbuhler6885]

Does the 4 Pin activate cable come with Automatic operator? I am trying to hard wire two handicap push buttons and do not know where to land the wire on the operator.

[@LCNHardware]

The activation input wiring harness is included in the Senior Swing parts bag, and has 4 wires in it: black, white, yellow, & gray. The harness plugs in to either P6 or P7 on the Senior Swing. The yellow and gray wires are for activation. They are connected to the N.O. (normally open) and COM (common) terminals of the push button. If you need any more help, please feel free to call customer care at 877-671-7011.

[@servico100]

Actually, a Condor Swing controller works much better.

[@spaceface3122]

No one likes the "actually" guy..
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