Why would an automatic door bottom seal be required?
994031
To keep stuff on one side of the door moving to the other side: IE dust, air, sound, nisse without the inch high metal strip that other door bottoms require.
1880222
I'm wondering why you couldn't go ahead and hit the button to vacuum and seal then, when it's gone as far as you want it to go, hit the 'manual seal' button. I've done that on my Foodsaver machines. I'll have to check when mine arrives today (yay!). This wouldn't be a deal-breaker for me anyway, but it's worth a try if you use yours a lot for just manual sealing. One of my Foodsavers vacuums pretty fast and I can still get to the manual seal button in time, before it crushes the item. I seldom have the need to do that, but you might try it.
1207786
It seems that only one is needed because you only have one door and it's going to close the door automatically in the time frame that you set no matter which button it's mounted near. To be sure, you could go to the official garage butler site and see if they have the answer there.
1498706
No, the drain would have to be closed for a good seal. Which would be pointless.
551393
Hi. The door seals tight, but there is a convenient chimney hole in the top center, about 1 inch diameter, where I always run my temp probe wire. Works great.
929223
Hello, We do carry a garage door bottom seal that is similar to this. Unfortunately due to the size it is not a shippable product and only available in stores. thanks Maria Kukkula Customer service
1838568
Yes. Leave the door in a closed position and screw the strip to the sill so it just contacts the door all of the way around the door (except the bottom) and you will have an effective seal
130830
Yes, it's necessary. It keeps the dust/dirt from collecting on the condenser which helps the refrigerator run more efficiently.
1082578
according to my research done with google searching for your model's parts, you need AP4379904 door boot seal.
2183622
The seal is tight. It does become easier tho. Try not tightening it so tight. I'm on my 2nd bubba, I wouldn't be without them.
1456147
I finally called Sentry customer service and was told that the insulation in the door expands when heated by a fire--so tight that "you'll have to get to fire department to pry it open". The instructions also say that you have to compress the gasket when closing the door for a water test. They are sending me a gasket.
768859
The bolt is a long dead bolt type deal, so you must engage in some fashion to keep the door closed. As I remember, you can select to use the combo or key to manual lock/unlock, or lock with the turn of the handle. I believe you have to select a certain rod while installing to make the selection.In no case will it 'auto latch' (hold the door closed). You must manually latch, 100% of the time. It is locking with lever actionor not that is the choice.
2281809
I would assume it's all depending on ur intended purpose. For mine, I have to manually tie a knot to seal it.
1395493
It is most likely a problem with the sensor which transmits a signal across the bottom of your door as it is closing. In my case I have had to clean the bottom of my door of a fallen leaf or even a spiderweb. The light beam will prevent the door from closing if anything blocks it's path. A great safety feature especially if you have small children.
487195
NO.Requires electric power. Door can be operated manually during power outage.
1377982
It fixed my door, although I am careful not to load too much stuff in the door anymore.It remains a mystery why the manufacturer does not install this simple part in the first place.
1744477
This pulls the door closed and would not be suitable for a weather-exposed installation. Your local hardware store should have spring loaded auto-closing hinges available for a lot less money.