Door Not Working on Battery Backup Power

If your door does not work on battery backup power for your PULSE 200 Series door operator, check the following steps:

For a blown battery fuse:

  • Test the fuse in the vertical black fuse holder present on the control board; if blown, replace it with a 6.3A Time Delay fuse.

For drained or dead batteries:

  • Test the batteries' voltage. If voltage is low (less than 10V DC per battery), allow them to charge for 24 hours with AC power ON. Replace the batteries if they do not charge after this period.

For an improperly balanced door:

  • Conduct a BALANCE CHECK via the STARTUP MENU and adjust the door's balance as required.

For main power supply interference:

  • Unplug the unit from the main power supply to ensure the system attempts to switch to battery backup power.

For checking battery backup functionality:

  • Press the open and close buttons on the push button station and listen for a clicking sound from the relay. Ensure the push button station is working fine on power before this test. If you don’t hear the relay clicking, it may be stuck. If so, lightly tap it with the back of a screwdriver to potentially free it.

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