Observe labels without touching loaded parts
Look from a safe position for readable operating and hazard information. Some warnings relate to components under spring tension, including bottom brackets. Do not remove a bracket or reach into a spring assembly to inspect a tag more closely.
Request the correct product information
DASMA recommends contacting the manufacturer for suitable replacement labels when safety information is no longer legible. The door model and existing documentation help identify what belongs on the equipment. Keep labels separate from marketing stickers or a service company’s contact decal.
Preserve warnings during other work
Before painting or refinishing, identify labels that should remain readable and follow the product instructions. When a door changes ownership, leave the manual and equipment information accessible. A tidy appearance should not come at the expense of information needed for safe use.
Your questions
Does a service sticker replace a safety warning?
No. Contact information and hazard instructions have different purposes.
Can I move a warning label to a less visible spot?
Use the manufacturer’s guidance for replacement and placement rather than relocating it for appearance.