Do you have a question about the Slimdrive SC and is the answer not in the manual?
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Nik
April 10, 2025
door doesn’t operate with automatic mode on from the sensors
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Mr. Anderson
April 10, 2025
The GEZE Slimdrive SC door may not be operating in automatic mode with the sensors due to one or more of the following reasons:
1. Obstruction near the door: Notice boards, literature racks, or other items near the door could be obstructing the sensor’s field, affecting activation.
2. Sensor fault: The safety or activation sensors may be defective or not detecting presence correctly. For example, “Safety sensor 1 (contact open)” or “Safety sensor 2 (contact closed)” faults may be present.
3. Fault condition: A fault affecting safe operation may have been detected, and the system could be switched off until repaired by an authorized technician.
4. Activation signal held too long: The system may detect a continuous activation signal for over 4 minutes, such as “Internal Activation”, “External Activation”, or “Key switch Contact (contact closed longer than 4 minutes)”, which may prevent normal operation.
5. Temperature or hardware fault: Issues like “Motor or controller overheated”, “Temperature sensor defective”, or “Processor defective” could disable automatic mode.
6. Power issues: A flat or disconnected battery or power failure can cause the door to stop functioning automatically.
In any of these cases, the system should be inspected and repaired by an authorized technician before resuming normal operation.
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Do you have a question about the Slimdrive SC and is the answer not in the manual?
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door doesn’t operate with automatic mode on from the sensors
The GEZE Slimdrive SC door may not be operating in automatic mode with the sensors due to one or more of the following reasons:
1. Obstruction near the door: Notice boards, literature racks, or other items near the door could be obstructing the sensor’s field, affecting activation.
2. Sensor fault: The safety or activation sensors may be defective or not detecting presence correctly. For example, “Safety sensor 1 (contact open)” or “Safety sensor 2 (contact closed)” faults may be present.
3. Fault condition: A fault affecting safe operation may have been detected, and the system could be switched off until repaired by an authorized technician.
4. Activation signal held too long: The system may detect a continuous activation signal for over 4 minutes, such as “Internal Activation”, “External Activation”, or “Key switch Contact (contact closed longer than 4 minutes)”, which may prevent normal operation.
5. Temperature or hardware fault: Issues like “Motor or controller overheated”, “Temperature sensor defective”, or “Processor defective” could disable automatic mode.
6. Power issues: A flat or disconnected battery or power failure can cause the door to stop functioning automatically.
In any of these cases, the system should be inspected and repaired by an authorized technician before resuming normal operation.
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