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Troubleshooting Crawford ECS930A + CDM9 Automation Drive: Motor Not Responding

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  • #61 21475652
    doortech
    Level 9  
    >>21468799

    There are kits that will work somewhat, but that controller needs an additional board for optosensors to work. I would not recommend you use optosensors on any ECS controller. The PNE switch should be more than sensitive enough for any use.

    I can however recommend an external optical barrier, mounted in the light opening or inside the door rails. If you have new enough software (Last 2 years or so), you can mount a photo barrier in the rail. This is unlikely though.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting the Crawford ECS930A and CDM9 automation drive, specifically addressing issues with the motor not responding to commands. Users report symptoms such as blinking LEDs, lack of motor movement, and error codes like E04 and E14. Solutions proposed include checking wiring, ensuring proper jumper settings, and examining the inverter board for faults. The importance of the drive disengagement sensor and the need for specific components like the Hall sensor and capacitors are highlighted. Users also share experiences with programming the control unit and adjusting settings for automatic closing functions. Various troubleshooting steps, including measuring voltages and replacing faulty components, are discussed to restore functionality.
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