My garage gator GGR 220 the cable has wound over the spool How I can get it down .
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Remove the weight form the spool. Pull the pin on the take up wheel and pull down the cable. Pull on the cable while operating the motor and unwind the cable. Place cable back over the take up wheel and replace the pin. Readd the load and make sure the cable rewinds correctly.
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The cable might be loose inside the panels. Remove licence plate and cover. Need a special tool to remove latch. Hard to find. Made one myself. Its a ?shape with top pointing straight insted of down. Hope this helps
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The cable should go all the way through ti down spoute.Should check with use of cable on metal roof.
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Make sure you properly installed the spool according to instructions. your string might be improperly wound...
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Carefully pull down white plastic vent cover. Pinch the 2 metal spring loaded wires and slide down the cover to expose the spring wires. Pinching the wires together allows them to be removed from the housing. If you need more help you can email me and we can set up a phone conversation for you. Good luck for now. Email is azgnilrets@cox.net. Stu and Kim
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Use spudger tool to carefully port apart. Check you tube, very helpful instructional videos....
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its easier to just use u-claps that squeezes the cable together after you loop it to get the lenght you need and just hang the rest on the hook at apposdite of the spring just in cas you need to move it and you end up needing more lenght thats what i did.otherwise you need a real good pair of bolt cutters to cut it and it can be tough
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Actually the extra wire on the end is cut off its just easier to get it right that way I'd recommend getting their official crimping tool as for higher cross talk or impedance I'm not sure about that as I think it's related to whatever cable you get but either I highly recommend this product generally you can find it in youtube how this process is done
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If I remember correctly,unscrew the box(there are some rubber pieces just remove the one ) and just lay the cord(different sizes) on the spiked connection.Then just screw back down.I hope this helps. If not I can search and see if I have a copy.
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have to pinch in the tabs on the spool. Look on the sides for indentations.
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I had the same problem and here is how I solved it. I removed the plastic, tie, holding the wire and electrical cable together. Careful you do not cut the electrical cable. This allowed me to loosen the nut locking the bracket on #11 wire cable. I was able to turn the bracket lower toward the base end #1. This gave me additional slack to slide the upper wire cable end into the aforementioned, slotted, bracket. This minor adjustment may change the tension slightly, causing a change in the Tension Control Knob. I just started using the bike, and have only used #1 and #2 settings, but it did not, too me, seem to throw the tension off much. I doubt I will ever use the #8 setting. I had the same problem and here is how I solved it. I removed the plastic, tie, holding the wire and electrical cable together. Careful you do not cut the electrical cable. This allowed me to loosen the nut locking the bracket on #11 wire cable. I was able to turn the bracket lower toward the base end #1. This gave me additional slack to slide the upper wire cable end into the aforementioned, slotted, bracket. This minor adjustment may change the tension slightly, causing a change in the Tension Control Knob. I just started using the bike, and have only used #1 and #2 settings, but it did... » Read More I had the same problem and here is how I solved it. I removed the plastic, tie, holding the wire and electrical cable together. Careful you do not cut the electrical cable. This allowed me to loosen the nut locking the bracket on #11 wire cable. I was able to turn the bracket lower toward the base end #1. This gave me additional slack to slide the upper wire cable end into the aforementioned, slotted, bracket. This minor adjustment may change the tension slightly, causing a change in the Tension Control Knob. I just started using the bike, and have only used #1 and #2 settings, but it did not, too me, seem to throw the tension off much. I doubt I will ever use the #8 setting. « Show Less
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Several ways. The best is to soldier them and tape the connections. You can also use a water right splice fitting for that gauge wire. You can find both at your local hardware store.
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Slightly bend the tubing and you should be able to pull it out of the slot. Tubing is green in the picture.
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Take the loose nut all the way off. Then try. I believe it has backwards threads.
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Stick a small screw driver in the slot between the head and cable to hold the cable in place. Then unscrew the head off the threaded cable bolt
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Have had no issues like that - actually no issues at all with the unit. I'm sure you have already but I would make sure the cable didn't get off the spool, if it is bound up that could cause the problem. <edit> Appears I had the same general idea as previous poster.
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There should be a small metal circle that the cable passes through on the frame. You need to loosen the metal piece so you can get the cable into the loop. Once in the loop re-tighten and the pull is on the frame. That is how mine was.