ROLLER SHUTTER MAINTENANCE

Shutter Maintenance Guide...

Shutter Maintenance Servicing Guide
15 cycles a day = 2 visits a year
30 cycles per day = 3 visits a year
45 cycles per day = 4 visits a year
Over 45 cycles per day = 6 visits a year

Engineer's Service List

On an SOS Engineers routine visit you can expect – Checks, Inspections, Cleaning & Removal.

Here’s what we Inspect

Support brackets and guides,
Lifting cables and ferrules for wear,
Damage to any parts of the door,
Safety edge tubes and connections,

Here’s what we Clean, Remove & Adjust

Clean hand chains,
Cleaning the door face and lubricate the track as needed,
Removing and replacing faulty moving parts,
Adjusting limits as necessary,

Here's what we Check!

Adjusting the balance of operation – re-tensioning springs,
Excessive force is not required to operate the door,
Electrical components, switches and motors,
Fixing bolts and fitting are tight,
Operation of any shoot bolt & locks,
Safety devices are working,
The door opens fully,
Lock cut out switch and the pass door cut out switch work,

Manual changeover system,
Spring balance in manual mode,
All controls and safety features,
Adjusting air switch,
Spiral cable for continuity,
Alignment of safety and activation beams,
Adjusting all activation systems,
Shutter is fully operational

Shutter Maintenance Agreements

Save Our Shutter looks to provide a 24/7 emergency call-out service on a 12-month shutter maintenance contract. We would start by carrying out a full risk assessment so that you have peace of mind that the shutter is safe.

Next, we would look to put in place a schedule that meets your shutter’s requirements, with an ambition to stay within budget ensuring the Roller Shutter meets the prevailing legal, safety and insurance requirements.