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philoret 04-10-2022 07:49 AM

garage door repair
 
Unlike some of the service companies Discount Garage Doors (DGD) is a dealer for the opener makers and equipped to repair instead of replace them.

Tjmorello 04-10-2022 08:07 AM

Door Opener
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by theroar (Post 2081701)
Need a recommendation for someone to repair my garage door opener, door will go up but opener won't activate to close.

If you are still having trouble with your opener, let me know, I can help.

Mrs. B 04-10-2022 08:10 AM

I have problems closing the garage door when the afternoon sun is shining right directly onto the sensor. It closes but I need to consistently hold the button on the wall of the garage until the door is couple inches from the floor. I then walk out the golf cart door to leave. Always frustrating!

DonnaNi4os 04-10-2022 08:58 AM

I called Precision Doors when my garage wouldn’t open. They replaced many parts, not inexpensive by any means (about $800). But the difference is night and day. The opener they provided is quiet without that sudden drop at the end. Instead is slows as it get to the floor and gently closes. They did a great job.

Always rolling 04-10-2022 09:04 AM

Garage door
 
I recommend Ryan O'Cull, 352-207-5668. I’ve used him a few times and he’ll answer quickly and come out even on Sunday. Also reasonable priced.

McGyver9 04-10-2022 09:14 AM

For your situation, you can make a "shade" for your sensor.
Depending on the angle of the sun, it could be a simple piece of plastic glued/taped to the side of the sensor, or a tube....like a plastic cap from a spray bottle with the top removed, attached to it over the eye.
Apply glue, and use tape to hold it in place.
Tape by itself will probably get hot from the sun and not hold for very long.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mrs. B (Post 2082101)
I have problems closing the garage door when the afternoon sun is shining right directly onto the sensor. It closes but I need to consistently hold the button on the wall of the garage until the door is couple inches from the floor. I then walk out the golf cart door to leave. Always frustrating!


mikeritz53 04-10-2022 10:22 AM

Check the sensors at the bottom of each side , sometimes they go out of line which will not allow the door to close.

brick010207 04-10-2022 11:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mikeritz53 (Post 2082145)
check the sensors at the bottom of each side , sometimes they go out of line which will not allow the door to close.

battery in opener?

retiredguy123 04-10-2022 01:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DonnaNi4os (Post 2082124)
I called Precision Doors when my garage wouldn’t open. They replaced many parts, not inexpensive by any means (about $800). But the difference is night and day. The opener they provided is quiet without that sudden drop at the end. Instead is slows as it get to the floor and gently closes. They did a great job.

You could have gotten a new garage door opener, including labor for about $450.

DrHitch 04-10-2022 08:19 PM

Does the light blink 5 times? If so, the opener thinks that the door is blocked.

Look at the two side sensors and see if their LED lights are on or if any wires got disconnected....anything beyond that may require a service tech....never mess with the springs

Transplant 04-11-2022 07:23 AM

Happened to me but only in the morning. Turned out it was the sun hitting the sensor at the bottom.

yankygrl 04-11-2022 05:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by theroar (Post 2081701)
Need a recommendation for someone to repair my garage door opener, door will go up but opener won't activate to close.

I used scott’s once, 352-697-0321


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