What to do if the Assa Abloy Besam SL500 motor doesn't start?
If the motor of your Assa Abloy Door Opening System fails to start, first, try changing the setting of the program selector. Also, check the main switch and the fuse in the building. If a presence sensor is installed, make sure to check for and remove any objects placed in the presence zone.
Why does the Assa Abloy Besam SL500 motor start but stop during opening?
If the motor starts but then stops during opening, the first thing to do is unlock any mechanical locks. Also, clean the floor guide and check for any objects that may be jammed under the door.
Why does the Assa Abloy Besam SL500 move slowly?
If the Assa Abloy Door Opening System moves slowly, prevent traffic from using the door and allow it to complete a full opening and closing cycle at a low speed. Additionally, reset the operator by pushing the AUTO-symbol on the mode selector and then pushing a narrow object on the globe of the logotype on the operator mode selector. Finally, allow the operator to control the closed position without any interruption.
General| Application | Commercial and public buildings |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
| Protection Class | IP20 |
| Type | Automatic sliding door operator |
| Drive Unit | Electromechanical |
| Max. Door Width (Bi-Parting) | 3000 mm |
| Opening Width | 600-1200 mm (Single Slide), 1200-2400 mm (Bi-Parting) |
| Opening Speed | Adjustable up to 700 mm/s |
| Hold Open Time | Adjustable, up to 60 seconds |
| Safety Features | Safety sensors, obstacle detection |
| Operating Modes | Automatic |
Lists actions to take if the equipment causes interference to radio or TV reception.
Details the responsibilities of the owner or caretaker of the equipment.
Lists conditions and events for which the ASSA ABLOY warranty does not apply.
Highlights compliance with recommendations and reseller warranty limitations.
Recommends regular inspections by trained personnel for safe and reliable operation.
Details the OPEN, AUTO PARTIAL, AUTO, ONE WAY, and OFF functions of the selector.
Explains how to perform a reset function with a system test using the operation mode selector.
Describes three alternative selectable codes for accessing the door functions.
Explains the meaning of Red, Orange, and Yellow flashing lights on the operator.
Procedure to test the functionality of inner and outer combined motion and presence sensors.
Details the break-out function for wider opening and manual sliding.
Explains how the unit operates during a power failure and its monitoring.
Details mandatory and recommended signage for automatic doors and their placement.
Details accessories like the cover, motion sensors, and operation mode selectors.
Covers electrical locks and the manual opening lock device (MOLD).
Lists possible causes and remedies when the door fails to open.
Provides solutions for when the motor does not start during door operation.
Offers remedies for when the motor stops intermittently during the opening cycle.
Lists potential issues and solutions when the door fails to close properly.
Provides steps to diagnose and resolve slow door movement.
Recommended intervals for replacing parts during preventive maintenance based on usage.
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