Instructions

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EN
...the motor fails to start?
Possible cause:
The mains voltage is not available.
Solution:
Check the power with a meter to ensure that the
supply voltage (230 V) is available and check the
wiring.
Observe especially the information relating to
impermissible connection types.
...the wiring is incorrect?
Possible cause:
The control lines are mixed up.
Solution:
Disconnect the lead from the mains and ex-
change wires for L1 and L1 .
12. What to do if... ?
...The tubular motor stops between the two end
points during normal operation?
Possible cause 1:
The roller capsule (4) may not be secured with a
screw to the winding shaft (5) (see figure [ 19 ]),
causing the winding shaft (5) to slip from the mo-
tor and the adapter (10) to come away from the
magnetic ring (18).
Solution 1:
Check for correct fitting of the roller capsule (4)
and adapter (10). Use a self-locking bolt to secure
the roller capsule (4) to the winding shaft (5) and
remount the motor in accordance with the infor-
mation on pages 39 - 45.
Possible cause 2:
The thermal protection system has triggered.
Solution 2:
Wait approx. 20 minutes until the motor has
cooled down.
...The tubular motor stops after a short period
of time during the configuration and test proce-
dures?
Possible cause:
The adapter (10) may have slipped off the mag-
netic ring (18) on the drive head (12).
Solution:
Check that the adapter (10) sits flush with the drive
head (12) and is fully inserted into the winding
shaft (5).
Slide the adapter (10) back so that it is flush with
the drive head (12) and slide the winding shaft (5)
fully onto the adapter (10), see figures [ 5 / 7 ]. Re-
adjust the end points if necessary, see page 50.
...The roller shutter stops during upward or
downward travel?
Possible cause:
Iced-up/jammed roller shutter or obstacle on
the guide rail.
Solution:
Manually move the roller shutter a short distance
in the respective opposite direction.
Rectify the iced-up roller shutter or obstacle.
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