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silva.foxx
Any chance of it being a two speed motor?
Is it one of them high speed doors?
What is the manufacture and model?
What do you measure between U2 and W2? 18 ohms?
whitebeetle; said:There are 3 contactors only in the panel , k1,k2 and k3. Looking at the 'working door' before removing the motor , when the door is selected down , only k2 comes in , when selected up k1 and k2 come in together. The motor is Electromaten SI4/8.85/165.35,00 which i now believe to be a two speed motor.
The outgoing side of k3 has its three terminals all linked together. The door should operate upwards at full speed and downwards at a lower speed hence two contactors are in on the way up.
Now i have simply replaced the motor onto the 6 original terminals and the motor goes downwards (close) regardless of wether i press in k1 or k2. if i press k1 and k3 (up) then the motor buzzers as if it is stalling. I cannot see what is wrong now the motor has been replaced (knowing it is a good motor).
Anyone help ?
http://www.wiringmanual.com/motor052.html - start with this info.
Low speed = supply via K2 to U1, V1 and W1 with UVW2 open.
High speed = supply via K1 to U2, V2 and W2 with UVW1 shorted or starred in K3.
Does the supply for the motor come from a dedicated board with plug in connections?
What resistances did you measure with the 'replacement' motor windings?
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