Resistance in the track
Dirt, deformation, corrosion or poor movement can make the operator work harder than it should.
Sliding gates
A stopping gate does not always mean a bad motor. The cause can be mechanical resistance, safety elements, settings or worn parts.
We inspect mechanics, track, guide, operator, power supply, controls and safety elements. Only then does it make sense to decide between adjustment, repair or upgrade.
Diagnostics
A sliding gate is a complete system. The operator may stop because it is protecting itself, because a safety element is triggered, or because the gate is mechanically difficult to move.
Dirt, deformation, corrosion or poor movement can make the operator work harder than it should.
The operator may need adjustment, service, part replacement or upgrade depending on age and condition.
Safety elements can stop the gate if they detect an obstacle, are misaligned or send an incorrect signal.
A gate used many times a day at a company or apartment building needs a different reliability standard than a private entrance.
If the gate rubs, moves unevenly or the operator sounds strained, repeated opening attempts can make the fault worse. It is better to stop, take a photo and arrange service.
No. The cause can be mechanical resistance, safety elements, settings, power supply or controls. The motor is only one part of the system.
Yes. We service sliding gates, operators and controls mainly in Prague and Central Bohemia.
Call and describe when the problem happens. A photo of the whole gate and operator detail helps speed up the first assessment.