While Jeff was here at the Shop today, the main Hanger Door stopped working - again!
This time I know where to start looking for the problem - I decided to jumper-out the anti-theft delay timer - everything started working correctly.
Now I will have to replace the timer to get proper delayed open action.
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Showing posts with label Doors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doors. Show all posts
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Hanger Doors
Problem and Status
After setting idel for the last 15 years the Large Hanger Door would not open reliablely. The up and down latching control relays would not latch to provide power for the door operation.
This was a real pain for the last 100 days as I was moving, manual holding in of the relays was necessary to operate the doors. The door operation takes about a minute to open - hold the relay by hand was done on a ladder up about 10 feet.
I tried to trouble shoot the problem, but with the time available did not find or fix the problem.
Yesterday, I spent about 3 hours on ladders checking the door control circuits. And, as you would expect I found the problem the last place I checked - a blade connector was intermitting at on the relay delay circuit device. A quick pinch of the clip connector fixed the problem.
The Doors works as normal from the connivance of the remote switch station near the doors. This is GRAND!
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After setting idel for the last 15 years the Large Hanger Door would not open reliablely. The up and down latching control relays would not latch to provide power for the door operation.
This was a real pain for the last 100 days as I was moving, manual holding in of the relays was necessary to operate the doors. The door operation takes about a minute to open - hold the relay by hand was done on a ladder up about 10 feet.
I tried to trouble shoot the problem, but with the time available did not find or fix the problem.
Yesterday, I spent about 3 hours on ladders checking the door control circuits. And, as you would expect I found the problem the last place I checked - a blade connector was intermitting at on the relay delay circuit device. A quick pinch of the clip connector fixed the problem.
The Doors works as normal from the connivance of the remote switch station near the doors. This is GRAND!
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