All-O-Matic Gate Repair in Keller, TX

All-O-Matic operators are straightforward machines, and on Keller’s newer gates they tend to fail in small, specific ways. An SL-150 slide or an SW-300 or SW-350 swing on a wrought iron gate may start stalling because its clutch or torque limiter has slipped, or stop in the wrong place when a limit nut or cam slips. Clay-soil post movement on swing gates changes the load, and an electronic reversing device set too sensitive for the gate will reverse it for no visible reason. On HOA gates that cycle often, chain stretch and sprocket wear add up.

None of that calls for a new operator. We adjust or replace the clutch, reset the limit nuts and cams, tension or replace the chain, and set the reversing sensitivity to suit the actual gate. Control board relays are the one electronic part that commonly fails, and they are replaceable. DC models such as the SL-90DC PRO and SW-375DC PRO add a battery to check. In Harmonson Farms and near Bear Creek Pkwy, we will open the unit before quoting, because an All-O-Matic rarely needs replacing.