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Dr.Boost 05-06-2008 10:31 PM

Re: Garage door opener experts, where you at??
 

Originally Posted by BigWheeze
it will act that way if the door binds.

If I unhook the door it does the same ----. :7
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rsmith2786 05-06-2008 11:22 PM

Re: Garage door opener experts, where you at??
 
You should be able to disconnect the sensors. A few years ago when we installed a new opener at my uncles house we never installed the sensors but maybe the newer units require it.

If you cant disconnect them then try to make little paper cylinder shields to block the sunlight from the sensors. Its just a little beam...i am assuming infrared.

lock-pop! 05-06-2008 11:47 PM

Re: Garage door opener experts, where you at??
 
adjust the force settings on the opener. the 2 lil black knobs. unless there is a clutch on the back of the unit. if there is a clutch on the back of it, tighten it up a few turns....


i bet you have a wood door that hasnt been balanced for its whole life. a sectional door will stay up halfway open if you have a sectional door....

i would tell you to adjust the springs but its kinda dangerous if you dont know what you are doing...


just adjust the force settings...

if there is knobs. they should be turned up 3/4 up

if there is a clutch, just tighten it

lock-pop! 05-06-2008 11:48 PM

Re: Garage door opener experts, where you at??
 
disconnect the power, pull out the sequensor board with a 1/4" nut driver. pop off the covers for the relay, clean them up and re bend if needed....


(its the one with 1 harness on it with hella wires.)

sexyblackcrx 05-07-2008 12:19 AM

Re: Garage door opener experts, where you at??
 
If the sensors are mounted to the tracks, and the track is loose or wobbles when you open and close it, it will throw the beam out of wack. make shure everything is tight.

Tom-Guy 05-07-2008 12:28 AM

Re: Garage door opener experts, where you at??
 

Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
The pile of ---- doesn't even have a cover. :3 It came with the house. I should have expected it to be broken because I'm made of money and I have an acre of money trees growing in the backyard of this mother fucker. :3 I've spent several thousand dollars at Home Depot and Lowes in the past couple of weeks. Might as well add another $200 for a ------- garage door opener. ::)

I worry about you, Justin. It's just a silly door, won't hurt anything if you park in the driveway for a month.

rsmith2786 05-07-2008 12:32 AM

Re: Garage door opener experts, where you at??
 

Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
I worry about you, Justin. It's just a silly door, won't hurt anything if you park in the driveway for a month.

Who are you?

Tom-Guy 05-07-2008 12:41 AM

Re: Garage door opener experts, where you at??
 
No one of consequence.

Dr.Boost 05-07-2008 01:01 AM

Re: Garage door opener experts, where you at??
 

Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
I worry about you, Justin. It's just a silly door, won't hurt anything if you park in the driveway for a month.

Have you ever sat in a vehicle with black leather that has been sitting in the sun for any length of time? :3


Originally Posted by sexyblackcrx
If the sensors are mounted to the tracks, and the track is loose or wobbles when you open and close it, it will throw the beam out of wack. make shure everything is tight.

The sensors are working fine. When it fucks up and doesn't do what it's supposed to the sensors remain properly working and aren't detecting any breaks in the beam. :-\


Originally Posted by apexsilver06mr
adjust the force settings on the opener. the 2 lil black knobs. unless there is a clutch on the back of the unit. if there is a clutch on the back of it, tighten it up a few turns....


i bet you have a wood door that hasnt been balanced for its whole life. a sectional door will stay up halfway open if you have a sectional door....

i would tell you to adjust the springs but its kinda dangerous if you dont know what you are doing...


just adjust the force settings...

if there is knobs. they should be turned up 3/4 up

if there is a clutch, just tighten it

I've fucked with those and turned them each way 75 different times and it does the same exact ----. :7


Originally Posted by apexsilver06mr
disconnect the power, pull out the sequensor board with a 1/4" nut driver. pop off the covers for the relay, clean them up and re bend if needed....


(its the one with 1 harness on it with hella wires.)

I've left it disconnected for ~45 minutes and when I plug it in, I get the same ----. :-\

I'm going out to ---- with it right now since the sun is down. Maybe that will help. :3
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Tom-Guy 05-07-2008 01:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Have you ever sat in a vehicle with black leather that has been sitting in the sun for any length of time? :3

Have you ever lived some place that wasn't a living ------- hell ten months out of the year? You can't even go swimming in your local lake without having your brain eaten, bro. You live in hell, the only worse place I am aware of would have to be FL.



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