Troubleshooting; How To Avoid Costly Service Calls - Gliderol Glidermatic GTS 2000 Owner's Manual

How to Avoid Costly Service Bills
PROBLEM
1. Door does not operate
2.
Drive motor operates but door does
not move.
3. Drive motor operates when manual release
cable is engaged and does not move.
4. Door auto-reverses after closing fully.
Door stalls at fully open position and
5.
continues to try the door if button is pressed
again.
6.
Door open and closed positions incorrect
Courtesy light comes on but door dose not
7.
move.
8.
Hand set range diminished.
9. Hand set does not open door.
10. Door auto reverses before it is closed.
11. Door stops during opening
12.
Door does not operate and the courtsey
lamp is not on.
ACTION
Check electrical supply to unit. Press hand set
and/or bell press button again.
Manual release cable is in the engaged position
and engaged in drive (move door manually to re-
engage).
Manual release cable is broken and requires
replacing. Check by attempting to move the door
manually when the motor has stopped running.
Check setting of limits relative to the lower limit
switch - unit must stop using the limit switch NOT
by striking ground
Check setting of limits relative to the lower limit
switch - unit must stop using the limit switch NOT
by striking the guide top stop.
Reset electronic limit switches.
Check that the manual release cable is engaged
Replace hand set battery after 6 - 12 months.
Check position of antenna on unit to ensure it is
relatively straight and not adjacent to the power
cord.
Replace hand set battery after 6 - 12 months.
Check position of antenna on unit to ensure it is
relatively straight and not adjacent to power cord
Check that the hand set has been programmed
for the door.
Check the sensitivity setting on the circuit board.
Check the door is not jammed in tracks.
Check the sensitivity setting on the circuit board.
Check the door is not jammed in tracks
Check power is switched on.
Check fuse on circuit board and replace.
Check the door is not jammed in tracks.
Check main power circuits
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