What to do if Da-Lite SENIOR ELECTROL has incorrect stopping point in upward position?
If your Da-Lite Projection Screen stops at an incorrect point when moving upwards, it could be due to: * Lost roller wrap: Lift the bottom edge up and over the roller.
What to do if my Da-Lite Projection Screen will not operate or go down?
If your Da-Lite Projection Screen isn't operating or going down, several factors could be at play. It might be due to a blown fuse, so try replacing it. Alternatively, the circuit breaker may have tripped, requiring a reset. Check the wiring to the operating switch and the junction box in the screen, ensuring all connections are tight and correct, and that there is power. If the motor has overheated, let it cool down for 15 minutes before trying again. In case of a burned-out motor winding, test the continuity between the black and white wires for the 'down' position, and between the red and white wires for the 'up' position, and replace the gear motor if there is an open circuit. Lastly, a defective limit switch could be the culprit; disconnect the 'down' limit switch and check for contin...
Why won't my Da-Lite Projection Screen move up but the motor doesn't hum?
If your Da-Lite projection screen isn't moving up and the motor isn't humming, the issue could stem from several causes. Start by checking for a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker and replace the fuse or reset the breaker. Ensure there is power between the red and white leads in the junction box and correct any improper wiring. If the thermal overload has tripped, allow the motor to cool for 15 minutes before trying again. A burned-out motor winding could also be the cause; check for power between the red and white motor leads and replace the motor if there is power. A temporary binding might be preventing movement, so turn the roller by hand with the power off to free it. Also, consider a burned-out capacitor and replace it if necessary. Finally, inspect for a broken wire or loose conn...
Covers symptoms like screen not operating or not going down, with causes and solutions for fuses, wiring, and motor issues.
Addresses motor humming symptoms due to binding, shipping bracket, or defective capacitor, providing solutions.
Troubleshoots issues where the screen will not move up, including causes like blown fuses, wiring, or motor problems.
Solutions for scraping, grinding, gear, or fabric rubbing noises, including checking shipping brackets and lubrication.
Addresses inconsistent or incorrect stopping points in upward or downward positions, relating to limit switches and roller wrap.
General| Screen Type | Electric |
|---|---|
| Surface Options | Matte White, High Contrast Matte White, Da-Tex |
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3, 16:9 |
| Control Options | Wall Switch, RF Remote, IR Remote |
| Installation | Ceiling or Wall |
| Case Color | White |
| Gain | 1.0 (Matte White) |
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