Tuesday, September 6, 2011

stable Door Will Not Open?

My garage door will not open. What could be the problem?

1. Checking the springs on your garage door is the first thing you must do. On a sectional door, the springs are settled on the header, above the door. Look for the long torsion tube that spans the width of the door, the springs should be right in the middle. Some doors can have up to 4 springs per door. To know your spring is broken, you will need to look for a crack in the coil or if the spring is sagging, you will know it needs to be replaced.

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On a one piece door, the springs are as a matter of fact visible on the side of the garage door. Make sure they are attached properly to the hinges and not hanging loose.

Never operate A garage Door With A Broken Spring! If you have found that your spring is broken, call a local garage door technician to assistance it for you. Please note that when you replace a spring, you should replace all of the springs for that door.

2. The next thing you want to do is to check to see if your slide lock engaged or trolley lock (the red cord that hangs down from the motor rail) has been disengaged. The side locks are settled on the insides of the garage door on one or both sides of the door. The trolley lock, or emergency issue lock, is settled on the motor rail. To reengage this motor, pull the red cord up and towards the door you will hear it latch into place and see that it is in a distinct lock position. Once the latch is pulled, the motor will come to be operable. If you want to disengage motor because your motor is broken pull down on the red cord trolley release.

3. The third thing you can do is to check your cables. The door cables are settled on each side of the door and are connected to the torsion tube. Does the cable look like it is out of sync or not wound up correctly? other easy way you can tell your cable is broken is that your door will look crooked in the opening.

4. The last thing you can do is to see if you have power going to your motor. It is quite common to have a fuse in your circuit breaker go bad. If your motor is not operating at all when you click on the wall button or your portable remotes, this might be the problem. Check your circuit breakers, plug other source into the outlet and if needed call an electrical technician.

stable Door Will Not Open?

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