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Operator may not, function properly if the, chosen system ID does, not match the operator.

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Troubleshooting (continued) Code Display Message Description Possible Causes Diagnosis Resolution F19 F19 System ID is not System ID SYSTEM ID configured in the is unset system. System (service board ID is needed by replacement) the powerhead main board to correctly run the operator. (service kit boards only) F19 error Configure system ID in the menu by using the LCD wall control. Ensure system ID is chosen properly. Operator may not function properly if the chosen system ID does not match the operator. F23 F23 Motor drive Door imbalance Inspect door for imbalance Repair or correct OVERTEMP circuitry or excessive or excessive resistance conditions resulting temperature is resistance in excessive door too high. Message imbalance/resistance is displayed until the circuitry cools Poor airflow/ down. cooling Check area around operator Correct any airflow for adequate ventillation restrictions around or space on the sides, above, inside the operator to and below the operator. improve cooling of the electronics. Check the electronics enclosure for dust or other debris near or behind the PCBA that restricts airflow or cooling. Ambient temperature too hot Measure ambient temperature near the powerhead when the overheating is occurring. Check against the temperature range specification for the product. Product must be used within the specified operating temperature range or risk of damage to the operator is possible. Excessive gear reducer or motor drag Check that the motor Correct any issues and gearbox rotate freely found, or replace and smoothly when any faulty or worn disconnected from the door components producing excessive drag Faulty powerhead main board If OVERTEMP fault never clears, even when the electronics have cooled, the main board may be faulty. Replace main board. Faulty motor If motor is getting drawing excessive excessively hot or does current not spin smoothly when powered, there could be an issue with the motor Replace motor 52

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Troubleshooting (continued)
Code
Display
Message
Description
Possible Causes
Diagnosis
Resolution
F19
F19
SYSTEM ID
System ID is not
configured in the
system. System
ID is needed by
the powerhead
main board to
correctly run the
operator.
(service kit boards
only)
System ID
is unset
(service board
replacement)
F19 error
Configure system ID in
the menu by using the
LCD wall control.
Ensure system ID
is chosen properly.
Operator may not
function properly if the
chosen system ID does
not match the operator.
F23
F23
OVERTEMP
Motor drive
circuitry
temperature is
too high. Message
is displayed until
the circuitry cools
down.
Door imbalance
or excessive
resistance
Inspect door for imbalance
or excessive resistance
Repair or correct
conditions resulting
in excessive door
imbalance/resistance
Poor airflow/
cooling
Check area around operator
for adequate ventillation
space on the sides, above,
and below the operator.
Check the electronics
enclosure for dust or other
debris near or behind the
PCBA that restricts airflow
or cooling.
Correct any airflow
restrictions around or
inside the operator to
improve cooling of the
electronics.
Ambient
temperature too
hot
Measure ambient
temperature near the
powerhead when the
overheating is occurring.
Check against the
temperature range
specification for the
product.
Product must be used
within the specified
operating temperature
range or risk of damage
to the operator is
possible.
Excessive gear
reducer or motor
drag
Check that the motor
and gearbox rotate freely
and smoothly when
disconnected from the door
Correct any issues
found, or replace
any faulty or worn
components producing
excessive drag
Faulty powerhead
main board
If OVERTEMP fault never
clears, even when the
electronics have cooled,
the main board may be
faulty.
Replace main board.
Faulty motor
drawing excessive
current
If motor is getting
excessively hot or does
not spin smoothly when
powered, there could be an
issue with the motor
Replace motor