During the actual application of the electric door, ensure the stable operation of the control device and voltage. Be mindful not to install it in particularly damp and humid environments. Additionally, if you notice any issues such as tangled wires or knots on the door, do not randomly activate the remote control. Handle them promptly and properly. If abnormal responses occur, be cautious to check if the passage is blocked, and immediately stop the motor to prevent the door from falling.

Regular maintenance of the switch for the electric door travel control is required, and a sufficient amount of lubricant should be added to ensure the door operates smoothly and efficiently. In addition, operators must manually control these doors to ensure the position of the up and down travel switches, enabling the electric roller shutter door to be stopped precisely when opening or closing.

During inspection, avoid rolling the electric blinds all the way up, hitting the bottom, or reversing them. In case of an emergency, immediately stop the rotation and disconnect the power source. Operators use standard manual control switches and manual hoisting devices to inspect rolling shutters, to prevent malfunctions or unnecessary issues in emergency situations.

To ensure the smooth operation of the door's track, it is necessary to promptly clean all the tracks of the electric door, maintaining the internal structure clean throughout. Additionally, it is required to regularly add an appropriate amount of lubricant to the motor and chain drive locations of such doors and inspect the components within the control cabinet and control switch cabinet. Tighten wiring ports, screws, and other fasteners, and clean the internal structure, surface layer, and dust on the buttons of the control cabinet to prevent them from sticking or popping out.