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My Sears garage door opener, which is about 5 year old and used
infrequently, appears to be kaput. Here's what going on. 1 - Door is in good balance and can move fairly easy with one hand through it's range when disconnected. 2 - When closing, most times the door will reverse at random points. Sometimes when first starting to close, sometimes when a foot from the bottom, etc. 3 - It doesn't appear to be related to the eye sensors. The sensor glows green as it should and if I break the beam with my foot, then the door won't even start to close. 4 - Tried setting the down and up force adjustments to maximum, with no effect. Any ideas? I'm thinking something is shot in the internal force sensing circuit. |
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