Hello
I have a problem as per the subject. the „Fitters” have punched one hole and fed the wires from two roller shutters into it (large window in the living room, so there had to be two roller shutters). The electrician, meanwhile, connected these roller shutters to one button and everything seemingly works, but…. When I lower the roller shutters all the way down, the limit switches them off accordingly. However, when I raise the roller blinds, one of them lowers by about 5-10 cm when I reach the end, then retracts and lowers again several times until it finally retracts properly, but I can hear a buzzing sound. Sometimes the roller shutter doesn't go „crazy” but you can only hear a buzzing sound as if the motor was still running and the limit switch wasn't cutting off. I read somewhere that two roller shutters should not be connected to one button/switch, because as far as I remember „they induce each other”. Could this be the reason for this behaviour of the roller shutters, or is there something wrong with the motor after all?
Greetings
I have a problem as per the subject. the „Fitters” have punched one hole and fed the wires from two roller shutters into it (large window in the living room, so there had to be two roller shutters). The electrician, meanwhile, connected these roller shutters to one button and everything seemingly works, but…. When I lower the roller shutters all the way down, the limit switches them off accordingly. However, when I raise the roller blinds, one of them lowers by about 5-10 cm when I reach the end, then retracts and lowers again several times until it finally retracts properly, but I can hear a buzzing sound. Sometimes the roller shutter doesn't go „crazy” but you can only hear a buzzing sound as if the motor was still running and the limit switch wasn't cutting off. I read somewhere that two roller shutters should not be connected to one button/switch, because as far as I remember „they induce each other”. Could this be the reason for this behaviour of the roller shutters, or is there something wrong with the motor after all?
Greetings