What to do if my Nice Garage Door Opener doesn't start and the 'OK' LED is off?
If your Nice Garage Door Opener doesn't start and the 'OK' LED is off, verify that the command is being received. If the command reaches the SbS input, the 'OK' LED should light up. If you're using the radio transmitter, the 'LR' LED should emit two quick flashes.
What to do if my Nice Spido's radio transmitter doesn't work, but the LED lights up?
If the LED on your Nice Garage Door Opener's radio transmitter lights up but it doesn't activate the automation, check that the transmitter has been correctly memorized in the radio receiver.
How to fix a Nice Spido Garage Door Opener when no manoeuvre is commanded and the LED fails to flash?
If your Nice Garage Door Opener isn't responding to commands and the LED isn't flashing, ensure that the gearmotor is receiving power from the mains voltage, and the 'OK' LED should illuminate. If fuses F1 and F2 are blown, identify the cause of the failure, then replace them with fuses that have the same current rating and characteristics.
How to fix Nice Garage Door Opener radio transmitter when it doesn't work and the LED doesn't light up?
If your Nice Garage Door Opener's radio transmitter isn't working and the LED doesn't light up, the first step is to check the transmitter batteries. If they are exhausted, replace them with new ones.
Why does my Nice Garage Door Opener start but immediately reverse?
If your Nice Garage Door Opener starts a manoeuvre but immediately reverses, it might be due to a low force value setting that's insufficient for the gate type. First, check for any obstructions that may be triggering the reversal. If no obstacles are present, try selecting a higher force setting. Also, verify that a safety device connected to the Stop input hasn't been activated.
What to do if my Nice Spido Garage Door Opener completes the manoeuvre but the warning light doesn't work?
If the manoeuvre completes, but the warning light on your Nice Garage Door Opener isn't working, first check if there's voltage on the warning light's FLASH terminal during the manoeuvre. If there is voltage, the lamp is likely the issue and needs to be replaced with one of the same type. If there's no voltage, the FLASH output may be overloaded, so check the cable for any short circuits.
Power| power input | 230 Vac ±10%, 50 / 60Hz |
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| flashing light output voltage | 24 Vac |
| flashing light output power | 25 W |
Operating Environment| operating temperature | -20 °C - 70 °C |
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| maximum duration of a manoeuvre | 60 seconds |
| courtesy light time | 60 seconds |
Service Supply| service supply output voltage | 24 Vac |
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| service supply maximum current | 200 mA |
| pause time | Programmable from 5 to 250 seconds |
Power| power input | 120 Vac ±10%, 50 / 60Hz |
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Checks before installation and power line protection.
Critical warnings and procedures for electrical connections.
Safety warnings and steps to verify electrical connections.
Setting motor force sensitivity levels for obstacle detection.
Solutions for common operational problems like LED failures or manoeuvre faults.
Procedures for adding new remote control transmitters to the receiver.
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