The Gemoro (Eruvin 43a)
assumes that 讗诇讬讛讜 讛谞讘讬讗
cannot
appear on Shabbos or Yom Tov,
because of the Issur of Chutz
L’tchum.
(if Issur Techumin is 诇诪注诇讛
诪注砖专讛 )
The Shu”t Chasam Sofer
(Chelek 6-98) explains
that there are two parts to .讗诇讬讛讜
讛谞讘讬讗
His Guf (physical body) which
is resting in Gan Eden
Hatachton, in this world. The
other
part is his Neshama, which
went up to heaven
and serves as a Malach.
As a Malach Habris (Not
obligated in Mitzvos)
he can appear even on
Shabbos
& Yom Tov. Therefore the
Mohel can say
注诪讜讚 注诇 讬诪讬谞讬 even on
Shabbos & Yom Tov.
In the near future when he
will notify us of the
arrival of the
Mashiach he will appear
physically as a human being .
In such a state
he is Mechuyav in the Mitzvos
and cannot
appear on Shabbos & Yom
Tov.
The Aruch Hashulchan writes, The
Minhag
at 砖驻讜讱 讞诪转讱 is to
open the door
to remind us that
it's 诇讬诇 砖讬诪讜专诐. In that 讝讻讜转,
Mashiach will appear
and will
be 砖讜驻讱 讞诪转讜 on the( 讘讘诇讬讬诐 (讙讜讬讬诐 .
Poskim don't mention opening
the
door for 讗诇讬讛讜 讛谞讘讬讗 .
According to the
Chasam Sofer 讗诇讬讛讜 讛谞讘讬讗
won't appear
physically on Yom Tov and
there is no
need to open the door for
him*. The reason
to open the door is like the
AruchHashulchan
writes" to
remind us that it's 诇讬诇 砖讬诪讜专诐 "
*For 讬爪讬讗转 谞砖诪讛 we do have
a Minhag to open the window
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