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TROUBLESHOOTING

SYMPTOM

 
  1.   Screen will not operate.

   

Motor does

 not 

hum.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Motor 

hums.

 

 

 

 

2.

 

Incorrect stopping position in  

 

downward 

direction.

3.

   

Incorrect stopping position in  

   

upward 

direction.

 

4.

   

Noise.

   

NOTE: Screen will operate with a 

    low pitched hum.

 

5.

   

Coasting.

6.

   

Roller displaced from mounting  

    bracket.

CAUSE

(a)   Incorrect line voltage. 

 

(b)   Blown fuse.
(c)  Tripped circuit breaker.
(d)   No power to operating switch     

or junction. 

 

 

 

Power at junction box 

 

(e)   Thermal overload tripped.
 

(f)  Broken wire in the 

“up”

 or 

”down”

         

 

position.

(g)   Defective motor, limit switch or 

capacitor.

(h)   Temporary binding. 

(i)  Capacitor burned out.
(a)  Lost roller wrap.
(b) 

“Down” 

limit switch out of         

 

adjustment

(a)  Lost roller wrap.
(b) 

“Up” 

limit switch out of              

 

adjustment 

 

(a)  Squeaking rubber end plug 

 

rubbing on motor.

(b)  Grinding due to foreign object in  

 

screen rubbing on roller or fabric.

(c)   Gear noise.

(a)   Defective brake. 

(a)   Pin end slipped out of nylon  bear-

ing.

RESTORING LOST ROLLER WRAP

1.  Push strap over back of roller.
2.  Tape end of strap to pocket.
3.  Feed fabric as you pull strap to  

  draw fabric over top.
4.  Remove tape and strap.

SOLUTION

(a)   Verify 115-125V (or 220-240V). If 

insufficient voltage, rewire incom-

ing electric line.

(b)   Replace fuse.
(c)  Reset circuit breaker.
(d)  Check above. Tighten all loose 

 

wire connections. Correct any 

 

improper connections.

 

“Down” Position

 

 Check for power across black 

and white leads.

 

“Up” Position

 

 Check for power across red

and white leads.

 

 

 

(e)  Let motor cool down for 15     

 

minutes. Try again.

(f)  Check for continuity. Cut off old  

 

splice and reconnect.

(g)   Replace motor assembly. 

NOTE: Motor is a sealed assembly.

(h)   With power 

“off”

, turn roller by 

hand to free binding.

(i)   Replace motor assembly.
(a)   See instructions below.
(b)   See installation instructions.
 

(a)   See instructions below.
(b)  Adjust 

“up” 

limit switch. Turn  

 

clockwise to expose more fabric. 

    See installation instructions
 

(a)   Adjust roller to center of case.
 

(b)   Remove foreign object. 

(c)   Replace motor assembly.

(a)   Replace motor assembly. 

(a)   Remove pin end mounting. 

Re-align motor in tube. Re-attach 

pin end.

Summary of Contents for Designer Electrol

Page 1: ...t Post Office Box 137 Warsaw Indiana 46581 0137 Phone 574 267 8101 800 622 3737 Fax 574 267 7804 Toll Free Fax 877 325 4832 www da lite com e mail info da lite com Instruction Book for DESIGNER ELECTROL The Da Lite Difference ...

Page 2: ...th a current rat ing at least equal to that of the appliance should be used Cords rated for less amperage than the appliance may over heat 4 To reduce the risk of electric shock do not disassemble this appliance Contact an authorized service dealer when repair work is required Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock when the appliance is used subsequently 5 The use of an accessory attachment...

Page 3: ... methods of mounting the screen suspended from ceiling and wall mounted See Figure 2 NOTE Allow 1 2 above screen when mounted for front cover of screen installation and removal 5 Picture surface is centered in case Case extends 5 1 2 beyond surface on either end Do not attach anything to screen slat on the bottom of the screen PRE INSTALLATION s HANGER BRACKET HANGER PIN FRONT COVER BACK OF SCREEN...

Page 4: ...unting to a hollow wall drill 1 2 holes and insert the toggle bolts Then fasten the V bar to the wall with the toggle bolts Now set the case in place on the wall with the V bar of the case nestled into the V bar on the wall FOR CEILING MOUNTING Position and properly anchor screw hooks into ceiling beam or other solid surface Then proceed to use the two D rings that are factory mounted to the top o...

Page 5: ...red position is set Do not adjust for more drop than what was ordered At least 1 1 2 wraps of fabric must remain on the roller SCREEN ADJUSTMENT FOR 120V AND 220 240V SCREENS UP RED LIMIT SWITCH KNOB TO JUNCTION BOX MOUNTED IN SCREEN CASE IN WHICH INTERNAL WIRING TERMINATES IN WHITE BLACK AND RED LEADS IN MULTIPLE CONTROL INSTALLATIONS THIS SWITCH IS REPLACED BY THE LOW VOLTAGE CONTROL OPERATED FR...

Page 6: ...ESTORING LOST ROLLER WRAP 1 Push strap over back of roller 2 Tape end of strap to pocket 3 Feed fabric as you pull strap to draw fabric over top 4 Remove tape and strap Solution a Verify 115 125V or 220 240V If insufficient voltage rewire incom ing electric line b Replace fuse c Reset circuit breaker d Check above Tighten all loose wire connections Correct any improper connections Down Position Ch...

Page 7: ...6 ...

Page 8: ...le by the purchaser and Da Lite is not responsible for damage in shipment To protect yourself against damage or loss in transit insure the product and prepay all transportation expenses THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WARRANTIES AS TO FITNESS FOR USE AND MERCHANT ABILITY Any implied warranties of fitness for use or merchantability that may be mandated ...

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