Troubleshooting Automatic Doors: Why Won't My Door Close Fully?

Discover common reasons why your automatic door won't close fully and how to troubleshoot these issues effectively.

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Check for obstructions in the door tracks or sensors. Clean the sensors and ensure they are aligned properly. Inspect the motor settings and adjust the closing force if necessary. Also, lubricate the door tracks to ensure smooth operation.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if my automatic door won't open? Check power supply to the door, inspect the sensors for obstructions, and ensure the motor is functioning.
  2. How can I clean my automatic door sensors? Use a microfiber cloth and a gentle cleaning solution to clean the sensors thoroughly, ensuring no dirt or debris obstructs their operation.
  3. What could cause my automatic door to close slowly? Slow closing could be due to low closing force settings, obstructions, or dirty tracks, which should be inspected and adjusted.
  4. How often should I perform maintenance on my automatic door? Regular maintenance every 6-12 months is recommended to ensure optimal functioning, including cleaning and lubrication of tracks and sensors.

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