>That's not quite how mine work. Mine have an air pressure
regulator
>common to both open solenoids -- that is adjusted to control
opening
>speed (2 seconds). For closing, there is a bleed screw on the
outlet of
>the close solenoids. When activated, the solenoid opens fully but
the
>speed at which the air is released is controlled by the amount that
>screw is opened. It should take 2 seconds to come gently down. Kim
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I assume this is Tanner's system, like mine?
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>
>>
>><< I just recently purchased #2112 and was wondering if anyone
>> has a good way to adjust the air doors, the speed in which they
come
>> down? >>
>>
>>There should be two air pressure control knobs for each door.
One will
>control
>>how high and hard the door comes up and the other will control how
>quickly it
>>comes down. If you don't know which is which, just mark the
initial
>settings
>>and then start turning to see the effect. If you turn the wrong
one,
>you will
>>know where to put it back. Some folks are tempted to set the door
to
>come up
>>fast, but it is hard on the area where the hinges mount if it
bangs
>against
>>the highest point so take care there.
>>
>>Scott Isensee
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What brand system is this?
GM
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