1. Product Overview
The Dooya DM59M 80/15 is a manual tubular motor designed for motorized rolling shutter doors and awnings. It supports both manual control and RF433 remote control, and is compatible with 80mm and 114mm tubes. This manual provides detailed instructions for installation, operation, and troubleshooting.
2. Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Model Number | Dooya DM59M 80/15 |
| Installation Method | Self-contained |
| Position | Commercial |
| Frame Material | Aluminum alloy |
| Open Style | Rolling |
| Opening Method | Rolling Pull |
| Voltage | 220/230V, 50/60HZ |
| Current | 1.43A |
| Power | 330W |
| Manual Control | Support |
| RF433 Remote Control | Support |
| Type | Manual Tubular Motor |
| Use for | Motorized Rolling Shutter Door/Awning |
| Work for 80mm tube normally | Yes |
| Work for 114mm tube | Yes |
| Rated Torque | 80Nm |
| Rated Speed | 15r/min |
| Tube Diameter | 59mm |
| Running Time | S2 4min |
| Degree of Protection | IP44 |
| Insulation Degree | H |
| Capacitor | 14μF/450V |
| Weight | 5.78kg |
| Certification | CE |
3. Package Contents
The package typically includes the following items:
- Dooya DM59M 80/15 Tubular Motor
- Manual Crank (if applicable to the specific model)
- Mounting Brackets
- Screws and Fasteners
- User Manual (this document)
4. Safety Information
Please read and understand all safety instructions before installation and operation to prevent injury or damage.
- Ensure proper grounding (Green/Yellow wire) to prevent electrical shock.
- Do not immerse the motor in water.
- Do not use a hammer or apply excessive force to the motor.
- Do not drill into the motor part of the tube.
- Ensure wiring is correct according to the provided diagrams to avoid malfunction or damage.
- Incorrect wiring (e.g., two switches to one motor, or two motors to one switch) can cause damage.
5. Installation
This section details the installation process for the tubular motor. Refer to the video for a visual guide.
5.1. Installation Video Guide
5.2. Motor Components
The motor consists of several key components:
- Limit Switch
- Capacitor
- Motor
- Brake
- Gearbox
It also features a hand crank insertion hole, white and red limit holes, and a special limit regulator for precise adjustments.
5.3. Control System Compatibility
The motor is compatible with various control systems:
- Wired Control Systems: DC41, DC42, DC73, DC74, DC43, DC83.
- Other Control Systems: Single manual switches (DC59, DC63, DC25), 4-channel central control (DC80), UPS (DC80).
- RF433 Remote Control: Supports light-touch, dot-move, and direction-converse functions. Compatible with Dooya wireless emitters.
RF433 Remote Control Specifications:
- Emitter Frequency: 433.92MHz ± 100KHz
- Work Temperature: -20°C ~ +55°C
- Transmit Distance: Indoor 200 meters, Outdoor 35 meters
5.4. Tube Preparation and Motor Insertion
- Align the motor with the center line of the roller tube.
- Drill holes through the tube and the crown/drive adapter as indicated in the diagrams. Ensure not to drill into the motor body itself.
- Insert the motor into the tube, ensuring the crown and drive adapter are correctly seated.
- Secure the motor and adapters to the tube using screws or rivets.
5.5. Bracket Installation
There are two main bracket installation methods:
- Bracket Installation A: Involves mounting the motor with a bracket and side plate, then attaching the roller shutter with a hand crank device (DS21).
- Bracket Installation B: Involves mounting the motor with a bracket and side plate, then attaching the roller shutter without a hand crank device.
5.6. Wiring Instructions
Ensure all wiring is done according to local electrical codes and the diagrams below. The motor operates on 220/230V, 50/60Hz.
- Common Wiring: Blue (Neutral), Brown (Direction 1), Black (Direction 2), Green/Yellow (Earth).
6. Operation
6.1. Limit Setting
The motor's upper and lower travel limits must be set correctly to ensure proper operation and prevent damage.
- Up Limit Setting:
- Switch on the power.
- Press the 'Up' button on your control device once.
- Use the special regulator to adjust the '+' direction. Rotate the white worm to increase the up distance.
- When the up limit distance is achieved, stop rotating the white worm and press the stop button. The up limit is now set.
- Down Limit Setting:
- Switch on the power.
- Press the 'Down' button on your control device once.
- Use the special regulator to adjust the '+' direction. Rotate the red worm to increase the down distance.
- When the down limit distance is achieved, stop rotating the red worm and press the stop button. The down limit is now set.
Warning: If the motor does not stop rotating, adjust the red or white worm with the regulator.
7. Maintenance
Regular maintenance helps ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your tubular motor.
- Keep the motor and surrounding area clean and free from dust and debris.
- Periodically check all wiring connections for tightness and signs of wear.
- Ensure the roller tube and shutter slats move freely without obstruction.
- Avoid exposing the motor to extreme temperatures or moisture.
- If any unusual noises or movements are observed, refer to the troubleshooting section or contact a qualified technician.
8. Troubleshooting
Refer to the table below for common issues and their solutions.
| No. | Fail-phenomena | Failure causes | Solutions failure recovery |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Press the upward button of the controller, the shutter move downward | Inside wire connecting of the controller is wrong | Exchange the position of black wire and brown wire |
| 2 | Switch on, the drive adapter runs in one-way operation | Inside limit switch of motor doesn't open | Crown running one circle in the opposite direction of the drive adapter, then it works |
| 3 | Motor starts slowly or not work after connect power | a. Power voltage is slow b. Wiring error c. Overload d. Improper installation |
a. Adjust power to rated data b. Check circuit and correct wiring connecting c. Rated torque associated with the installation of the load d. Re-install the motor |
| 4 | Motor stops suddenly after running | Motor stops suddenly after running | Motor will automatically resume work after 20 minutes cooling |
| 5 | Abnormal sound during roller blinds in operation | Outer tube is too long, led the rolling shutter connects with both sides of bracket too tightly | If idler is active, propering make the tube shorter to avoid too tight status. |
9. User Tips
No specific user tips were available from the provided reviews or Q&A content.
10. Warranty and Support
For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries, please contact the seller or manufacturer directly. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.
