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If your Stanley Gate Opener door moves slowly over several cycles and displays status code 33, 34, or 36, try resetting the power. If the code doesn't clear after resetting the power, call Tech Support.
Why does my Stanley Gate Opener show status code F2-F3?
If your Stanley Gate Opener displays status code F2-F3, it indicates a monitored beam failure. To resolve this, verify the wiring and ensure that the 'holding beam type' (index 20) is set appropriately, either to 'Monitored Beam' or 'Non-Monitored Beam'.
What to do if Stanley Gate Opener hits the open stop?
To resolve the issue of your Stanley Gate Opener door hitting the open stop or full open bumper, increase the Open Check Length (Index 3).
What to do if Stanley Gate Opener displays status code E4?
General| Brand | Stanley |
|---|---|
| Model | Dura-Max 5400 Series |
| Category | Gate Opener |
| Language | English |
Describes the purpose and application of the iQ Controller in automatic sliding doors.
Details the specific Dura-Glide series sliding door systems compatible with the iQ Controller.
Covers new door installations where the iQ is factory-installed and wired.
Specifies requirements for the power source, including voltage, frequency, and circuit rating.
Provides instructions for safely connecting incoming electrical power to the control box.
Details connections for various subsystems like function switches, sensors, and locks.
Explains how to determine door handing for the First Install Sequence.
Describes the process of configuring the iQ Controller via its onboard pushbuttons.
Explains the purpose and function of the First Installation Sequence for initial configuration.
Details how to manually determine door handing for FIS based on pulley rotation.
Details the controls and indicators on the iQ Controller, including diagrams and descriptions.
Provides comprehensive wiring diagrams for the iQ System, covering various components and connections.
Illustrates terminal block connections for TB1 through TB7 on the iQ Controller.
Outlines the ANSI/BHMA and UL compliance standards for sliding door systems.
Offers a troubleshooting guide for common issues, mapping terminal pins to descriptions and states.
Provides specific troubleshooting steps and remedies for common symptoms and status codes related to the iQ Controller.
Guides users on adjusting door settings for optimal performance, covering common operational issues.
