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If there are no lights on the MCB or Controller, check the transformer and power supply wiring to ensure they are correctly connected. If there is a light on at the MCB but not on the Controller, there may be a bad connection to the Controller.
What to do if Grifco Door Opening System shows that Entrapment Protection Device is removed?
If the opener has detected removal of an Entrapment Protection Device, set DIP 1 to OFF and press the ‘reset’ (RST) button on the MCB for 10 seconds. Relearn any remaining Entrapment Protection Devices.
Why is my Grifco Door Opening System showing an under speed error?
An under speed error can be caused by extreme load on the door. Check for objects causing interference to door operation, inspect the door installation, and check for damage to the motor. Consider upgrading to a larger opener if necessary.
Why is the Grifco Door Opening System push button not responding?
A non-responsive push button can be due to several reasons: * Check that the RJ45 plugs are securely clipped in at both the Controller and MCB. * Inspect the Controller cable for damage and check connections. * If the Controller buttons are forced and dislodged from the rear of the lid, replace the Controller cable or the Controller.
What causes clutch slip in Grifco Door Opening System?
Clutch slip can be caused by a clutch adjustment set too low, a stalled motor (check the door for mechanical failure or motor fault), or extreme vibration or impact during transit. In the case of extreme vibration, replace the MCB.
What does APE error mean on my Grifco Door Opening System?
An APE error can be caused by an APE position jump or issues with the APE cable (disconnection or fault) or severe close range frequency. To resolve, press the ‘reset’ (RST) button on the MCB for 3 seconds, reconnect the APE cable, or replace the APE cable or APE assembly.
What to do if power light is on but Grifco Door Opening System door won't go down?
If the green status light is flashing 2 times, check for obstructions or IR beam misalignment. If it flashes 3 times, check for persistent IR beam obstruction, misalignment or bump edge wiring problem.
Why does my Grifco Door Opening System activate from the controller but not the remotes?
If the limits are set, change the remote battery. If using an Expansion board, check the key switch position is in auto and check the MCB and Expansion board DIP switches are set correctly. Also, check that the remote is learned and the receiver card is picking up the signal. If limits are not set, set the limits.
What does MCB error mean on Grifco MH6103?
An MCB error indicates an internal error. Power the system off, and then on again. If the error persists and is un-resettable, replace the MCB.
What does Safety Input Error mean for Grifco MH6103?
A Safety Input Error indicates that the safety input has triggered. Assess the device connected to the Safety Input.
Essential safety guidelines for mechanical risks during operation and installation.
Critical safety advice regarding electrical connections and potential shocks.
Details on connecting 3-phase and single-phase power supplies.
Steps to set the fully open and closed positions of the door.
Adjusting DIP switches to select latch or inch operation modes.
Details on types of safety devices and their connection inputs.
Table correlating indicator flashes to specific problems and solutions.
Diagnosing problems related to power supply and indicator lights.
Resolving issues with door travel, limits, and remote control functionality.
Essential safety guidelines for mechanical risks during operation and installation.
Critical safety advice regarding electrical connections and potential shocks.
Details on connecting 3-phase and single-phase power supplies.
Steps to set the fully open and closed positions of the door.
Adjusting DIP switches to select latch or inch operation modes.
Details on types of safety devices and their connection inputs.
Table correlating indicator flashes to specific problems and solutions.
Diagnosing problems related to power supply and indicator lights.
Resolving issues with door travel, limits, and remote control functionality.
The Grifco E-Drive is a commercial roller door operator designed for safe and reliable service when installed, operated, maintained, and tested according to the instructions and warnings in its manual. It is suitable for MH and ML series doors and is compatible with Security+ 2.0® accessories and the Grifco myQ Internet Gateway.
The E-Drive opener is designed to lift spring-balanced roller doors. It features an Automatic Chain Engage Mechanism (ACEM) that allows manual operation of the door using a hand chain at all times, even in the event of a power failure or when the motor is not in use. The opener includes an Absolute Position Encoder (APE) for precise door positioning and limit setting. The Main Control Board (MCB) manages all operations, including motor control, accessory connections, and safety features. The controller, which serves as the user interface, has four buttons (UP, STOP, DOWN, SET) and three indicators (POWER, STATUS, LIMIT) to display the opener's status and facilitate setup.
The E-Drive comes in various models with different power and load capacities, suitable for a range of commercial door sizes and masses.
These specifications are based on a spring-balanced door, at least a 4:1 sprocket ratio, and a curtain load with a 200mm drum diameter. The E-Drive is not recommended for residential garage doors.
Regular maintenance is crucial for safe and reliable operation. Power must be turned off before any servicing or adjustments.
The manual emphasizes several critical safety warnings:
The Grifco E-Drive is a robust and versatile commercial door operator, designed with safety and functionality in mind, offering various configurations and accessory options to suit diverse commercial applications.
General| Brand | Grifco |
|---|---|
| Model | MH6103 |
| Category | Door Opening System |
| Language | English |
