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Overhead garage door power problem
I have a garage door openen from the company "Overhead Door". Just
started having a problem with it. Once it opens up and close the garage door, it seems to loose its power automatically. The power is sometime lost while in middle of its operation. And it again gains the power by itself. The light on the wall switch goes off when the power is lost. Any solution? thanks rajesh |
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Overhead garage door power problem
"John A. Weeks III" ...
wrote: I have a garage door openen from the company "Overhead Door". Just started having a problem with it. Once it opens up and close the garage door, it seems to loose its power automatically. The power is sometime lost while in middle of its operation. And it again gains the power by itself. The light on the wall switch goes off when the power is lost. Any solution? Call Overhead Door. They will send someone out and fix it up. If what you have written is as far as you can go with it, then you do need their help. If it is an electrical problem or a power supply issue in the opener, then this is potentially dangerous, and you should not touch it yourself. Call the pros. There is one thing you can check right off. Most of these openers are just plugged in with a regular plug somewhere, maybe in the attic. The plug might just be loose or something might be shorting between the prongs. An easy check, then call Overhead Door. Tomes |
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I have a garage door openen from the company "Overhead Door". Just started having a problem with it. Once it opens up and close the garage door, it seems to loose its power automatically. The power is sometime lost while in middle of its operation. And it again gains the power by itself. The light on the wall switch goes off when the power is lost. Any solution? Sounds like the motor is overheating, and the automatic thermal switch is activated. The balance spring on the door may be weak, or the motor is too small for the installation. |
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On Aug 27, 6:59*pm, wrote:
I have a garage door openen from the company "Overhead Door". *Just started having a problem with it. *Once it opens up and close the garage door, it seems to loose its power automatically. *The power is sometime lost while in middle of its operation. *And it again gains the power by itself. *The light on the wall switch goes off when the power is lost. *Any solution? thanks rajesh I had the exact same problem with my Overhead Door Python2. It got so bad that the power would not even come on anymore (no green/red lights on sensors). I removed the blue cover (one screw on bottom) and figured out that there was a bad solder joint on the backside of the board, probably due to the vibration from usage. The culprit was one of the pins on the transformer (the big square box on the top/middle of the board). I simply re-soldered all five pins and presto, it is working like a champ again. This is a pretty easy fix if you have are handy with a soldering iron. MAKE SURE YOU UNPLUG THE OPENER BEFORE TRYING ANYTHING LIKE THIS! |
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On Aug 27, 6:59*pm, wrote:
I have a garage door openen from the company "Overhead Door". *Just started having a problem with it. *Once it opens up and close the garage door, it seems to loose its power automatically. *The power is sometime lost while in middle of its operation. *And it again gains the power by itself. *The light on the wall switch goes off when the power is lost. *Any solution? thanks rajesh I had the exact same problem with my Overhead Door Python2. It got so bad that the power would not even come on anymore (no green/red lights on sensors). I removed the blue cover (one screw on bottom) and figured out that there was a bad solder joint on the backside of the board, probably due to the vibration from usage. The culprit was one of the pins on the transformer (the big square box on the top/middle of the board). I simply re-soldered all five pins and presto, it is working like a champ again. This is a pretty easy fix if you have are handy with a soldering iron. MAKE SURE YOU UNPLUG THE OPENER BEFORE TRYING ANYTHING LIKE THIS! |
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