Vitris Portavant 80 automatic, Manual

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Portavant 80 automatic 29
Revision 12/2017
Display lights up when
pressing "Menu" button, all
settings are displayed, but
"+" and "-" buttons do not
work User menu has been
disabled by installer, e.g. in
hotels, to prevent tampering
by guests or to increase
safety (reduced motion
speed, exclusion of
automatic mode) To enable the user menu,
contact the installation
contractor; it may be
necessary to coordinate a
new safety concept with the
operator (see safety
analysis)
Door responds, display does
not work
– even when
pressing a button
Data cable (ribbon cable)
between drive unit and
control panel is interrupted Check connectors on both
data cable ends for secure
fit; check cable for damage
(note: the connectors may
be plugged in in either
orientation)
Display/control panel is
defective Replace display/control
panel
Control system/output of
drive unit is defective Replace drive unit
Door has stopped out of end
position, display shows
"Push to continue". If the
display is off, press "Menu"
and check for display
message Collision with obstacle in
both directions or double
contact during opening
–
door has been disabled
Remove obstacles, if
required, then push-start
door in either direction
Door keeps stopping at the
same position out of its end
position, display does not
show any message Teach-in cycle was
interfered
– door assumes
an incorrect end position
Repeat teach-in cycle (using
the Reset button, see
operating instructions)
Door stops at different
positions without having
collided with an obstacle and
then reverses Door assumes to have
detected a collision Check track profile for
obstacles; check door for
smooth operation
Door moves beyond its end
positions or end positions
move out of their set
positions Caution! End stops are loose Adjust end stops according
to the instructions and
tighten them
Audible vibrations during
door motion Track profile is tensioned Check underlying structure
and rectify
Belt tension is insufficient Increase belt tension
Loud but regular noise
during door motion Unsuitable underlying
structure (e.g. resonance in
hollow wall) Change the underlying
structure (e.g. by bracing,
wooden reinforcement,
cavity filling, sound-
absorbing film or foam)
Track rollers are damaged Check track rollers for
damage and replace roller
assembly, if required
Loud but erratic noise during
door motion Objects in track profile Remove objects, including
chips from drilling and dust,
etc., clean and check track
rollers
Track profile is damaged Check track profile for
damage