Experts in all Gates Automation And Electrical

Email

info@repairsplus.co.za

Phone

082 477 2986

Mon - Fri: 9:00 - 17:00

Sat – Sun: 9:00 – 13:00

Experts in all Gates Automation And Electrical

Email

info@repairsplus.co.za

Phone

081 566 5451

Mon - Fri: 9:00 - 17:00

Sat – Sun: 9:00 – 13:00

Gate Motor Repairs Douglasdale

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081 566 5451

Repairs Plus specialises in automatic Gate Motor Repairs Douglasdale. We provides all types of gate services and repairs. This goes from frame damage, panel damage, hinge and track replacement as well as motor services and installation.

Motor Services and Installation includes:

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Installing a new rack

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Replacing the pinion

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Putting in a new battery

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Replacing the power supply

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Taking the motor to the manufacturer for a service

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Replacing the gearbox

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CENTURION D10 GATE MOTOR

Douglasdale Gate Motor Repairs and Installation

Same Day Gate Motor Repairs in Douglasdale

We also offer a 24/7 emergency repair service throughout all of Gauteng. Alberton | Benoni | Bedfordview | Bryanston | Centurion | Douglasdale | East Rand | Edenvale | Fourways | Hyde Park | Kyalami | Inanda | Johannesburg | Melrose Arch | Midrand | Morningside | Roodepoort | Randburg | Rosebank | Sandton | Saxonworld

We are familiar with a range of brands, such as Centurion, Digidoor, Gemini, DTS, ET, & Nice/Hansa, and all work is guaranteed.

We offer quality gate repairs for a reasonable price.

All of our spare parts are genuine

Gate Motor Manuals

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Centurion D5 Smart Gate Motor Manual

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Centurion D5 Evo Gate Motor Manual

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Centurion D2 Turbo Gate Motor Manual

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Centurion D10 Turbo Gate Motor Manual

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Centurion D10 Gate Motor Manual

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Centurion A10 Gate Motor Manual

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ET Drive 500 gate motor manual

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ET Drive 600 gate motor manual

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ET Drive 1000 gate motor manual

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ET Drive 300 gate motor manual

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FAQ

Most frequent questions and answers

HOW TO UNLOCK YOUR GATE MOTOR FOR MANUAL OPERATION

You can disengage a gate motor to manually operate the gate, when there is a power outage or motor failure, and the gate will not move using your remote control, keypad or motor panel.

To disengage a gate motor/unlock the gate:

There is generally a simple method to disengage a gate motor.  Most popular brands of gate motors have either a manual release lever, handle or key.  You need to locate and use this to disengage/unlock the motor.

If the motor has a manual release key, insert the key into the lock and turn it. (If the key fits into a sliding gate door lever, pull the turned key towards you to open the door lever until it clicks into the fully unlocked position, generally perpendicular to the motor).  If a gate key will not turn in the lock, try spraying the lock with WD-40 or similar, to lubricate it.

If the gate manual release lever appears to be jammed, try jiggling or moving the gate slightly, then try the lever again.

Once the gate motor is disengaged, the gate will be unlocked, and you can walk over to the gate and try to manually open/close it by hand.

To re-engage a gate motor/lock the gate:

Turn the manual release in the opposite direction, to re-engage the motor.  (Or close the sliding gate key lever, and remove the gate key).  Once a gate motor is re-engaged, the gate will be locked even if there is no power available to operate it.

To test if the gate is locked, walk over to the gate and try to manually operate it – if it won’t move, then you have successfully locked the gate.

What is Gate Motors Prices?

Please go to this page to see prices for gate motors( centurion D3 gate motor price, centurion D2 gate motor price, centurion D10 gate motor price, centurion D5  smart price , centurion gate motors D5, gate motors centurion D5, ET gate motor price, centurion R5 swing gate motor price, gate motor price and Hansa gate motor price).

What does a Automatic Electric gate service include?

The requirements for your Automatic gate service will really depend on the make, model, design and any obvious problems, but any service should always include:

  • Safety check including – Photo-cellular beams, loop detectors, open close stops, safety barriers or emergency fire/ exit functions.
  • The Motor/s – (hydraulic or mechanical), pressure, force,manual operation, clutch, brake, drive sprocket, end piston, motor brackets & oil levels.
  • Gate hardware – hinges, wheels, bolts & fixings, locks, gate tracks, guide rollers, gear rack & lubrication.
  • Electronic Controls – fuses, output voltage, terminal connections, wiring, control settings, control box condition, relays.
  • Access control – Remotes, Push buttons, free exit loops, fire exit commands, intercom open commands, security open commands.
How often should my gate motor be serviced?
Our best advice here is to check your owner’s manual. This will specify how frequently your equipment should be serviced and the most important what components and systems require checking. Generally speaking, Automatic gates should be serviced at least once every 12 months (and therefore once a year). Of course, if you notice that your gate is starting to act up and not performing like normal, this is a sign that attention is necessary.
What is Gate Motor Installation Prices?
Gate motor installation price is from R750 depending with the type of the gate motor.
Can a battery larger than 7A/H be used on Centurion battery operated gate systems?
Yes. The larger the battery the more times the gate can be operated when a power failure occurs. For high volume applications it may be necessary to change the battery charger to ensure that the total energy into the battery exceeds the total energy drawn out of the battery over a long period of time.
My gate opens, but then won’t close
Check that the green IRB LED is on. If not, find out why
Gate Motor Manuals

Please click here to see gate motor manuals ( centurion gate motor manuals, ET Gate Motor Manuals, Gemini Gate Motor Manuals).

Common problems that can occur on sliding gates or sliding
  • Gate stuck or not moving.
  • The gate is making a squeaking sound while moving.
  • The gate can be lifted when in the closed position this is a high security risk.
  • The gate rollers or wheels not moving has ceased.
  • The gate is heavy, all gates should open and close with one hand and with a free flowing movement.Gate motor is running slow.
  • Gate motor is not moving the gate.
    Gate motor beeps but does not move the gate.
  • Gate motor runs but bumps into the stoppers.