Failure Diagnosis; Scrap - Erreka LINCE Manuel De L'installateur

MAINTENANCE AND DIAGNOSIS OF FAILURES
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FAILURE DIAGNOSIS

Problem
The actuator does not make
a n y m o v e m e n t w h e n t h e
o p e r a t i o n d e v i c e s
activated
The gate does not open
(the display shows C4 or Ftço)
The gate does not close
(the display shows C5 or Ftço)
The gate cannot completely
close (or open)
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SCRAP

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The actuator, up until the end of its useful life,
must be dismounted at its location by an
installer who is as well qualified as the person
who completed the assembly, observing the
same precautions and safety measures. In this
manner we will avoid possible accidents and
damage to adjacent facilities.
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Cause
Absence of system power supply
voltage
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Electrical installation defective
The handle for manual operation is in
unlock position (the display shows
STOP)
The emitter radio code is not recorded
in the actuator
The emitter batteries are flat
The closing safety device (photocell or
strip) or its cabling are open or defective
The opening safety device (photocell or
strip) or its cabling are open or defective
The resistance of the gate has increased
when closing (or when opening)
The force of the actuator during closing
(or opening) is too low
The contact between pinion and the
rack is not correct
The gate travel recording has not been
carried out correctly
Solution
Re-establish the power supply
Check that the installation does
not present any short-circuits or
cut-off points
Place the handle in locking position
for motorised operation
Correctly record the radio code
Replace the batteries
Check the cabling and device
(photocell or safety strip)
Check the cabling and device
(photocell or safety strip)
Check the moving parts of the gate
and remove the resistance
Using programming, increase the
opening or closing force
Check the contact between the
pinion and the rack and adjust the
actuator if necessary
Correctly record the travel
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The actuator must be deposited in the appropriate
containers for subsequent recycling, separating and
classifying the different materials in line with their
nature. NEVER deposit it in domestic rubbish or in
landfills which are not suitably controlled, as this will
cause environmental contamination.