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Thank you, the video helped me fix my garage door, which wasn't closing all the way down. I turned off the garage door power from the switch, and the problem was fixed. GOD bless you!
This is exactly what my garage door was doing intermittently. A few times over the years I had lubed the tracks. I checked all ten boxes and the only thing I found wrong was dirty tracks. Couple of shop towels and some paint thinner later, the door seems to be operating as designed. Thanks for a great video.
I’ve learned so much and saved so much money watching your HVAC videos, thanks. If I can add something to this video, usually when there is a sensor blockage or fault, the head unit lights flash and makes a clicking noice indicating the sensors are blocked, thanks Jay !!!
Glad to hear that the HVAC videos have been helpful for you! I hope to put out a few videos on the HVAC topic next after I'm done with these garage door videos. 😄 Yes, you are right! Thank you for pointing that out. The flashing light and the clicking noise is like an immediate giveaway. 👍
Great video! The garage door is probably one of the most neglected parts of the house, unfortunately. 👍👍. Might also be a short, loose wire, in the control on the wall you press to open and close the door.
I just recently had the same problem with my garage door. After applying lubricant to the rollers, pins and overhead spring plus cleaning the tracks which usually does the trick. I had to lubricant the motor gear drive to get it to work properly.
And reason #11 is that the springs on top of the door are weak, worn, or not doing their job any more, i had problem's with the door going half way a quarter way same as your example. after a while one of the springs broke and it got worse i had to really look for the problem and it was because the spring broke. changed both spring and all was well. Note. older springs? might have been wearing out or not piking up enough of the door weight
@@WordofAdviceTV the springs were about $160 with the proper tools to spin the springs to tension . The garage door is supposed to be able to pull up easily so as to not put tension on the opener, I talked to the guys at the place I bough the springs and learned before I changed them out . I am Not a garage door guy .🤪 just sharing 👋💪to all be well .
@@justjess986 (Update> i should of done tip #10 adjust force the garage door uses. up or down.. i did it the hard way adjusting the tension on the springs. so i nowi know more. tip #10 update
This happens a few times a year with my Wayne-Dalton garage door. The very first thing I try and (so far) always works is unplugging the power cable attached to the ceiling of the opener control motor, wait 10 seconds, and re-attaching (as you said in the video as #7). I guess that's why Wayne-Dalton does not make opener control motors anymore...
things I didn't know now I know thanks to you and this video.the soundings in your house look amazin where are you.? Florida or California personally Iooks like San Diego to me
Had the same issue with mine. I swapped the sensors to the opposite sides. The sun then didn't hit the receiving one (Green LED) and it solved the issue.
Heres one that I didnt know, is sunlight can affect those sensors for closing. I had one door, but no the other, that wouldnt close during certain times of the day in the summer. Depending on the angle of the sun and time of day, it would think the sensor detected someone tripping it. Was very random. I probably spend a half an hour spring and then fall adjusting my garage doors. Lubricate rollers, check that all nuts, etc are tight, and lube and tighten the chain if needed and clean any gunk I see. Never have garage door issues.
Had the same issue with mine. I swapped the sensors to the opposite sides. The sun then didn't hit the receiving one (Green LED) and it solved the issue.
@@FredNewton-x6x Never though of that. I moved from that house, so that solved the problem. And my current house the front of thehouse faces the opposite direction. so I dont have that issue anymore
Hello 👋 🫂 hello 👋 good buddy Jay I want to wish you and your wife a big congratulations 🎊 you are a very blessed. Oh my Goodness jay it is soo cold 🥶 😫 here i think its only going to be five degrees and the windchill is twenty five below and got above seven inches of snow ❄️ 😳..now that is just a little bit too cold for me and I can do without the snow but I have to endure and go on ..well good buddy tell everyone I said hello and I love them and you buddy and give them a big ol fashion hug for me..take care and God bless you and your family jay.
Hey David! Thank you!! God is good, we are indeed very blessed and favored by the Lord. My condolences about the cold my friend. 😬 I was wondering why the views for my furnace videos started to ramp up. Turns out it got cold on mainland. 😅 I sure don't miss the frigid Minnesotan winters! Do stay healthy and try to stay warm! Thank you for the greetings, love, and blessings!! Aloha from Big Island, sending some tropical weather your way! May God bless you and yours, have a fantastic rest of the weekend!
Thank you for mentioning that. (for others that may have the same thought) I didn't talk about that in this video since I have a separate video dedicated to this topic: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-E0je1HfGyaM.html
The seals at the bottom slide into a bracket as you said. I took pliers and crimped the end to keep the seal from sliding. Awhile back my dog decided to chew up the side of it and I needed to replace it. I used silicone spray on it to help it slide. Thanks for the videos
@@WordofAdviceTV I repaired my old furnace for years and installed my own furnace last fall because of all of your videos. They are great and really appreciated. Did you wind up moving to Hawaii? I remember the puzzle thing you made for your son. He must be 3 or 4 by now