A • Cause Analysis 1: Manual/Electric Switching Device is jammed, leading to motor idling.
Troubleshooting Method 1: Control the actuator to reverse; if it operates normally, the fault is resolved. If switching to electric mode fails after repeating the above operation multiple times, contact the manufacturer.
• Cause Analysis 2: External obstacles affecting the normal operation of the actuator (e.g., valve jamming).
Troubleshooting Method 2: User shall eliminate the external obstacles that hinder the actuator's normal operation.
• Cause Analysis 3: Poor contact or damage to the Motor Control Unit (MCU).
Troubleshooting Method 3: Inspect the cable connections of the MCU and check for signs of damage to the unit itself.
• Cause Analysis 4: Disconnection between the Position Detection Unit and the Signal Feedback Shaft.
Troubleshooting Method 4: Check if the encoder is disconnected from the Signal Feedback Shaft or if the contact is unreliable.
• Cause Analysis 5: Failure of the Position Detection Unit.
Troubleshooting Method 5: Replace the encoder.