Power and breakers
Check whether a breaker or RCD has tripped in the consumer unit. This often happens after rain or a thunderstorm.
The cause is often simple: power, the remote, the photocells, snow or the manual release. Check these first. If the gate still won't move, we come out, diagnose the fault and give you the price before any work.
Repairs from €90 · Price guide →Describe the problem and leave your details. Photos help us assess the repair faster.
First check the breakers, the remote battery, whether the photocells are clean and whether the manual release is locked. In winter, ice or snow often blocks the gate. If all of that is fine, the drive, the control board or the gate mechanics need a diagnosis.
These steps are safe and take a couple of minutes. Do not open the electrical panel or the drive cover unless you are an electrician.
Check whether a breaker or RCD has tripped in the consumer unit. This often happens after rain or a thunderstorm.
Try another remote or the keypad. If that works, the battery or the remote pairing is the problem.
Wipe the photocell lenses and make sure nothing blocks the beam, such as snow, branches or a wheelie bin. A dirty photocell stops the gate closing.
If the drive hums but the gate does not move, the manual release may be open. Lock it again with the key.
In winter, clear the area under the gate and around the carriages. Ice in the gate's path triggers the force limit and the gate stops.
A stone, branch or leaves in the path of a sliding gate stop it moving. Remove them and try again.
We find the cause of the fault and fix it. We work with BFT, Nice, CAME and other common drives, including gates installed by other companies.
A tripped breaker, moisture in a junction box or a control board damaged by lightning.
A dirty, wet or misaligned photocell. The gate refuses to close or reverses.
A flat battery, lost pairing or a faulty receiver.
A worn gear, a shifted gear rack or a motor fault.
Worn rollers, a sagging leaf or seized hinges overload the drive.
Ice in the gate's path, frozen hinges or snow in front of the leaves.
We work across Tallinn and Harju County. Send a photo of the gate and the drive's rating label before the visit so we can get an idea of the fault in advance.
Repair and diagnostics start from €90, which covers the call-out and initial diagnosis. Parts and further work are additional. We give the exact price after diagnosis, before any repair starts.
We work across Harju County: Tallinn, Viimsi, Tiskre, Harku, Rae, Peetri, Jüri, Saue, Laagri, Keila. Service area →
Tell us what the gate does or does not do, and add a photo of the drive and its rating label.
We check the power supply, control board, photocells, remotes, drive and gate mechanics.
We explain what needs repairing or replacing and what it costs. Only then do we start.
We fix the fault, set the limit positions and force, and test the safety functions.

Most drives have a manual release. Unlock it with the key and push the gate open by hand. Lock the release again when the power returns, otherwise the drive will not move the gate.
The photocells are the most common cause: they are dirty, wet or misaligned, or something blocks the beam. The system thinks there is an obstacle and leaves the gate open.
The drive's force limit detects resistance. Ice or debris in the path, worn rollers, a sagging leaf or an incorrect force setting can cause it.
Check the breakers, the remote's battery, that the photocells are clean and that the manual release is locked; in winter, clear ice and snow from the gate's path. Don't open the electrical panel or the drive cover unless you are an electrician.
Repair and diagnostics start from €90 for the call-out and initial diagnosis. Parts and labour are additional. We confirm the exact price before the repair starts.
Send an enquiry or call us.
After diagnosis we give the price before any repair.