Gate Overruns Its Limits

MASTER MOTOR:

Make sure the Master Sensor plug is in properly.

Check if the origin sensor is inserted properly (casing and three way plug)

Make sure that the slide cover over the manual release is swiveled back.

Check if the origin was moved. If in doubt reset the origin and the limits.

If all the above doesn’t solve the problem, the origin sensor or the CP75 board could be faulty.

SLAVE MOTOR:

Check the wiring between the slave and the master motor (S2 and S3). Check for continuity and for short circuit.

Make sure that the slave sensor plug is in properly

Check if the origin sensor is inserted properly (casing and three way plug)

Make sure that the slide cover over the manual release is swiveled back.

Check if the origin was moved. If in doubt reset the origin and the limits.

If all the above doesn’t solve the problem, the origin sensor or the CP75 board could be faulty.

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