FAAC Gate Repair in Keller, TX

A FAAC on a Keller wrought iron swing gate is a different machine from the chain drives most technicians see. The motor runs a pump, and pressure moves the ram. Because much of Keller was built from the late 1990s on, a FAAC 400 or 402 fitted then has had long enough for seals to start weeping and fluid to drop. The gate gets slower, then weaker, then stops short of closed. That is pressure loss, not a dead motor.

Repair is nearly always the right call. We check fluid level and condition, test pressure against FAAC figures, then reseal or adjust. The 455 D board used with the hydraulic swing arms is a known failure point on older installs and swaps cleanly. On a FAAC 844 slide gate we check the clutch and limit switches along with the rack and rollers. In Highland Oaks or Bourland Oaks the hinge post matters too, since clay movement adds load the ram has to fight.