craftsman door go down but come back up
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What is the question? This part is one of many steps that could cause that problem. I ended up hiring a pro that tried several things and ultimately had to replace the motor.
841107
Yes thereis. By hittinh the hold button the door stays up. Hit it again and the timer counts down from 30 seconds and the door closes
1467802
My husband has been fighting with his too for weeks now. He's tried re-setting several times with no luck. We have been manually opening our door ever since we bought this one!
1159060
On mine the sound changes and is a little louder towards the end. Have had no problems with it but wish it was heavier. Every time I push the door opener it slides back a bit.
2095493
There are two buttons on top that you push in on to open the bottom up. Once you empty it just push up the door until it clicks back in place. That's it.
574805
You need to be sitting on it and then lower the lever and it should go down. If there's no weight on them, they don't lower. Hope that helps.
2002466
depends on the door. you can test this yourself, hold the lever on the outside of the door and try moving the inside level
392471
It is a trial and error process of tightening enough to hold the door up at the upper position but not too much so that the door stays down in the lowered position. Be very careful and fully secure in each 1/4 turn - it can slap you hard.
1838013
Try unlocking the doorknob (or locking, whichever is the opposite of how it came) Hope this helps!
350802
yes, I looped mine down and back up again. Its been fine since I installed it a couple years ago. I read it in the directions somewhere to do it that way.
885844
Both of mine were weak so I replaced both. Your concern is a good one because they are VERY stiff when first installed. It took both hands to pull the rear "door" down. However, after a few months it becomes easier to pul down. Hope that helps.
1275851
I was thinking this too, but it must, cause the switch doesn't have a down button and an up button, but just a single button used to go up or down. Therefore when you click the button the garage door knows what state it is in and moves the motor forward or backwards depending on opening or closing the door.
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To the extent my knoledge no.....But I installed mine right next to the motor in the air so nothing can trip it!(Did the same thing on my dads (different motor) but it would not work with out hooking them up)It has a safety if your foot is under the door it opens back up. Thats enuf of a safety for me!Just install them 6 inches apart next to the motor easy fix
1913864
There is a switch at the top marked open/close. Push on the side marked open to open it. When it is opened it will stick up on the other side higher than when it is closed.
530348
press the inside pan down until it clicks into place. otherwise, it sits too high for the door to close properly.
1458677
I would check the stop on the door end of the track to make sure that it hasn't moved. It gets adjusted when the door opener is installed with the door in the closed position. Its purpose is to turn off the opener as the door touches the floor. If it doesn't, the opener detects excessive downforce as the door pushes against the floor and reverses itself. Check the install instructions to learn how to adjust the stop.
524053
The gate is spring loaded so that when you put it in the doorway and adjust it the gate is kinda wedged in place. This helps the gate stay in place. The adjustment feet will line it back up.