Richmond GTR207 Operating instructions

GTR207 Power Issue
The motor is not getting power. The power LED is not on. The gate motor will not operate.
Possible Causes CAUTION
** Any works done to the motor must be completed whilst the power is off, and the motor is unplugged **
1. Incorrect Mains Power Connection
2. Faulty Low Voltage Transformer (Refer fig 1)
3. PC Board Wiring Connections (Refer fig 2)
4. Damaged Fuse (Refer fig 3 & fig 4)
5. Damaged Control Board
Step-by-Step Troubleshooting
*If you are uncomfortable or unsure about performing any of these tests please contact Richmond Wheel & Castor
for further support.
1. Check your power cable for correct connection or any physical damage.
- If your cord is damaged do NOT use the motor. Contact Richmond Wheel & Castor
- Check that power was switched on and plug was correctly connected.
2. Check the 2-pin plug for correct output voltage.
- Voltage should read approx. 22V AC
Fig 1

3. Check the PC control board for loose or disconnected wiring. Please see image below
- Check the wiring is correctly connected as shown below
Fig 2

4. Open the fuse box and check the fuse for damage. Opened fuse box & damaged fuse shown below.
Fig 3
Fig 4
5. Check the PC Control Board for any obvious signs of physical damage.
- PC board may also have a burnt smell if damaged
If your issue remains, please contact Richmond Wheel & Castor for further technical support