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WRD-45i Elfon - electric door strike goes crazy when calling, no cassette illumination

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  • #1 21820777
    zeniosolec
    Level 2  
    Hello

    I have a WRD-45i in my block of flats - a call amplifier and an external cassette with 4 Elfon call buttons. When any call button is pressed the electric door strike goes crazy. The backlighting of the cassette does not work either. Connecting the 12 V backlight separately is OK. I have replaced the call amplifier and the same situation continues. I am uploading photos, maybe they will help to assess the situation.

    WRD-45i intercom amplifier with connected wires and labeled terminals Elfon intercom panel with connected wires and exposed PCB components

    AI: Can you describe or upload the wiring diagram for the cassette and amplifier? Was the installation recently modified or were the wires rewired?
    Has the electric door opener been replaced
    AI: What power supply powers the entire system (model, voltage, current)? Has it been checked for proper operation and are other components of the system (e.g. uniphones) working properly?
    WRD-45i. Uniphones are working correctly
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  • #2 21820878
    Ircys
    Intercoms specialist
    I suggest for diagnostic purposes to disconnect the residential part and then check.
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  • #3 21821435
    zeniosolec
    Level 2  
    [postid:6bfd15c99a]21820878[/postid
    Dziekuje za odpowiedz, przyciski wywołania zaczeły działac ale po kilku minutach cisza jak sie porusza wzmacniaczem zaczyna działac z powrotem .sprawdziłem wszytkie kablelki sa dokrecone do wzmacnicza.[/postid:6bfd15c99a]
  • #4 21821587
    Ircys
    Intercoms specialist
    Disconnect everything and with short wires, on the table, connect the power supply, cassette and 1 uniphone. Check the bell and audio.
    If it's OK, connect the electric door opener and look for the fault in small steps.
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