Genie Garage Door H6000A-2K Buzz Sound
 

I just spent the weekend installing a new garage door opener, and when
I went to test it - it made this buzzer sound (Kind of like the buzzer
sound you get on a game show when you miss a question). Anyway - I
tried adjusting the wiring and looked all over the internet for
solutions - but none where found so I decided to post the solution to
help someone else out who may come across the same issue. Evidently
the bolts connecting the rail segments and the head unit need to only
-hand tightend, tightening them too much puts pressure on the screw
drive and doesn't allow it to turn. So if you have a buzzer sound, that
is the motor trying to rotate - you need to loosen those bolts on the
rail to a hand-tightend (or just slightly tightened with a wrench).
Hope this helps.
Good luck with your install.
- Brazerker

Genie Garage Door H6000A-2K Buzz Sound
 

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I just spent the weekend installing a new garage door opener, and when
I went to test it - it made this buzzer sound (Kind of like the buzzer
sound you get on a game show when you miss a question). Anyway - I
tried adjusting the wiring and looked all over the internet for
solutions - but none where found so I decided to post the solution to
help someone else out who may come across the same issue. Evidently
the bolts connecting the rail segments and the head unit need to only
-hand tightend, tightening them too much puts pressure on the screw
drive and doesn't allow it to turn. So if you have a buzzer sound, that
is the motor trying to rotate - you need to loosen those bolts on the
rail to a hand-tightend (or just slightly tightened with a wrench).
Hope this helps.
Good luck with your install.
- Brazerker


Nonsense. You must be using the wrong bolts. The rail should be
assembled using the 5/16"-18x11/16' Hex Shoulder Bolts. Because they
have a shoulder, they can't be overtightened - the nuts will travel only
until they hit the shoulder. You can then tighen them with a wrench and
they will put no undue pressure on the drive screw.

Be careful how you dish out advice. Leaving those bolts lose could end
injuring someone.