Replacement of the failed motor of an industrial sectional door on rue du Bouvreuil in Éragny-sur-Oise (95): new motor fitted at the end of the shaft, wired to its control board, emergency hand chain in place.
Shasama Fermetures worked on rue du Bouvreuil, in Éragny-sur-Oise, on a warehouse sectional door whose motor had failed. It was replaced with a new motor fitted at the end of the shaft, beside the cable drum, then wired to its control board and closed, with the emergency hand chain in place.
What was carried out on site
- Remove the door’s failed motor
- Fit the new motor at the end of the shaft, beside the drum
- Wire the motor’s control board
- Close the motor cover with the emergency hand chain in place
Intervention facts
- Location
- Éragny-sur-Oise · Éragny-sur-Oise (95)
- Closure type
- Motorised industrial sectional door
- Specific intervention
- Replacement of the failed motor of an industrial sectional door.
- Client profile
- Warehouse
- What we did
- Replacement of the failed motor of an industrial sectional door on rue du Bouvreuil in Éragny-sur-Oise (95): new motor fitted at the end of the shaft, wired to its control board, emergency hand chain in place.
- Project category
- Motorisation
- Project photos
- 5 photographs
From inspection to return to service
This sequence describes our working method for this type of intervention. Job-specific operations are listed separately when they have been confirmed.
Inspect and diagnose
Review the closure, its sticking points and the site constraints before any action is taken.
Work methodically
Carry out the agreed actions with a protected work area suited to the equipment.
Adjust the components
Check alignment, guides and the settings needed for smooth, regular travel.
Test the closure
Check movement, stops and overall behaviour before returning the access.
The matching service, explained step by step: Industrial sectional door motorisation
An industrial sectional door broken down on your site? We provide emergency repair of your industrial sectional door.
All our work on this type of closure: Industrial closures
What to monitor afterwards
A motorised closure should retain smooth travel and predictable controls over time.
- Report unusual noise, hesitant starts or irregular stops promptly.
- Do not force the closure if an obstacle or guide misalignment appears.
- Schedule a professional check of the settings and safety devices.
Project report
Every stage in pictures
5 captioned on-site photographs
