To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my DoorHan SLIDING-2100 gate does not open/close fully?
If your DoorHan Garage Door Opener gate isn't fully opening or closing, it might be due to: * Incorrectly adjusted limit switches. Try adjusting the end switches. * The force protection being activated. In this case, adjust the operator's force.
Why my DoorHan Garage Door Opener does not run?
If your DoorHan Garage Door Opener isn't running, here's what to check: * First, ensure that the power to the operator is turned on. * Second, make sure there isn't anything blocking the door's path; remove any obstacles if present. * Third, examine the electrical wires to confirm they are properly connected.
Why does my DoorHan SLIDING-2100 stop suddenly?
If your DoorHan Garage Door Opener stops suddenly, consider these possibilities: 1. The operator's thermal protection might have activated. Allow the operator to cool down. 2. The limit switches or run time might be incorrectly adjusted. Try adjusting their positions.
What to do if DoorHan SLIDING-2100 door does not move after release?
If your DoorHan Garage Door Opener door doesn't move after releasing it, the issue could be that the operator is released, so engage the operator. Alternatively, the door might not be balanced; in that case, adjust the door.
General| Max. door weight | 2100 kg |
|---|---|
| Motor voltage | 230 V |
| Protection level | IP54 |
| Power | 750 W |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Operating temperature | -20°C to +55°C |
| Speed | 12 m/min |
| Manual Operation | Yes |
| Safety Features | Photocells |
Summarizes automatic stop, noncontact limit switches, manual release, and stepped mode operation for the operator.
Details model specifications including supply voltage, power, force, speed, protection class, and included components.
Lists the components included in the SLIDING-1300/2100 kit, such as the operator, limit switches, and accessories.
Emphasizes careful reading, proper use, power off during maintenance, tool usage, and avoiding dangerous environments.
Lists specific cable types and isolation requirements for installation.
Identifies key parts of the operator unit, including reducer housing, control unit, motor, and limit switches.
Lists necessary tools for installation, such as spanners, screwdrivers, drill bits, pliers, and measuring tape.
Provides step-by-step instructions for physically mounting the operator unit and connecting it to the gate.
Details the procedure for attaching the drive rack to a DoorHan branded sliding door.
Explains how to install the drive rack on sliding doors not manufactured by DoorHan.
Guides the installation and adjustment of magnetic limit switches for end-position detection.
Presents the wiring diagram for the control unit and connections for accessories like photocells and external buttons.
Identifies and explains the function of various components on the control unit board and its connectors.
Explains the meaning of each indicator LED on the control unit and their states.
Details the purpose and connection points for power supply and motor terminals on the control unit.
Describes the function and connection of terminals for accessories like START, Ped, limit switches, and safety devices.
Explains the configuration options provided by the DIP switches on the control unit.
Details the function of mechanical regulators like TIMER W, AUTO CL, and FORCE for adjustments.
Provides instructions on how to erase existing codes and store new remote control codes.
Explains the procedure for manually releasing the operator to move the door by hand during power failure.
Details the steps to re-engage the operator and return the system to automatic mode.
Offers general maintenance advice, emphasizes professional servicing, and keeping the operator clean.
Lists common symptoms, their possible causes, and recommended solutions for operator issues.
Provides fields for recording warranty information, serial numbers, installation dates, and customer details.
