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If the Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener displays an “Over Voltage” error, it means the incoming power line voltage has exceeded 145VAC. Check the incoming power supply.
What to do if Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener shows 'Under Voltage' error?
If your Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener displays an “Under Voltage” error, it indicates that the incoming power line voltage has dropped below 80VAC. Check the incoming power supply.
What to do if Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener displays 'Short Circuit' error?
If the Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener displays a “Short Circuit” error, turn off the power to the unit and check the wiring for any shorts or cuts.
What to do if Assa Abloy Norton D6061 displays 'Drive Disabled' error?
If the Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener displays a “Drive Disabled” error, the selector mode switch is likely in the “Off” position.
How to fix Assa Abloy Norton D6061 Garage Door Opener when door closing too fast?
If the door of your Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener is closing too fast, you can: 1) Adjust the Latch and/or Sweep valves on the closer clockwise; OR 2) Decrease the Closing Speed on the controller.
How to fix Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener when door closing too slow?
If the door of your Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener is closing too slowly, you can: 1) Adjust the Latch and/or Sweep valves on the closer counterclockwise; OR 2) Increase the Closing Speed on the controller.
What to do if Assa Abloy Norton D6061 Garage Door Opener door does not reach fully opened position?
If the door of your Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener does not reach the fully opened position, you can: 1) Repeat the Home process; OR 2) Increase the Obst Delay; OR 3) Adjust the Backcheck valve on the closer counterclockwise; OR 4) Decrease the spring force on the closer body (ensure the door still closes in the event of a power failure); OR 5) Ensure the shoe is properly oriented on the door.
How to fix Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener when LED on receiver is flickering?
If the LED on the receiver of your Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener is flickering and you are unable to program it or it won’t work, the push plate might be stuck or the transmitter is faulty. Disconnect each push plate until the LED goes out. If the LED does not go out, remove each transmitter battery until it does. Replace the appropriate transmitter.
What to do if Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener displays error 'Aux1, Aux 2, or Aux 3 Stuck'?
If the Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener displays an error message indicating “Aux1, Aux 2, or Aux 3 Stuck”, disconnect the Aux 1, 2, or 3 inputs and confirm the error message goes away. If it does, ensure the input device is not stuck (sending a constant signal). The controller has a 3-minute protection limit.
How to stop Assa Abloy Norton D6061 door from bouncing when reaches open position?
If the door of your Assa Abloy Garage Door Opener bounces when it reaches the open position, decrease the Slow Speed on the controller.
General| Brand | Assa Abloy |
|---|---|
| Model | Norton D6061 Series |
| Category | Garage Door Opener |
| Language | English |
Describes operator modes, opening, closing cycles, and infinite hold open.
Covers preparation steps, mounting hardware, and technical data.
Details frame preparation requirements and measurements.
Instructions for mounting backplates to the frame.
Steps for preparing doors for adjusting tubes and shoes.
Mounting end caps and the operator LAP to the backplates.
Wiring conduit assembly and mounting power modules.
Connecting modules to LAPs and installing the union assembly.
Attaching adjusting tubes and main arms to doors.
Adjusting closer features and spring force for proper operation.
Configuring home position and system settings via the controller.
Configuring master/follower units for double door operation.
Attaching covers, electrical practices, and wire sizing.
Key wiring configurations for various double door functions.
Operation and configuration of the 433MHz receiver.
Installation and wiring for presence sensors.
Common issues and their solutions for the power operator.
