garage door fault
 

Two car garage door, metal in 4 segments, four years old, has started to
derail the top wheel from the track when raised. The affected wheel has
considerable wobble apparently due to worn bushing.
Could the wheel be the problem?
Thank you,
Seamus J. Wilson

garage door fault
 

On May 2, 8:12 pm, "Seamus J. Wilson" wrote:
Two car garage door, metal in 4 segments, four years old, has started to
derail the top wheel from the track when raised. The affected wheel has
considerable wobble apparently due to worn bushing.
Could the wheel be the problem?
Thank you,
Seamus J. Wilson

Could be, but it is probably also out of alignment. A wheel is
usually less than $5, so it would be a good place to start.

JK

garage door fault
 

On May 2, 9:47*pm, Big_Jake wrote:
On May 2, 8:12 pm, "Seamus J. Wilson" wrote:

Two car garage door, metal in 4 segments, four years old, has started to
derail the top wheel from the track when raised. *The affected wheel has
considerable wobble apparently due to worn bushing.
Could the wheel be the problem?
Thank you,
Seamus J. Wilson

Could be, but it is probably also out of alignment. *A wheel is
usually less than $5, so it would be a good place to start.

JK

Also suspicious that a wheel would fail at 4 years. All mine are
still OK at 24 years. Guess it's possible if there was a
manufacturing defect.

As suggested, I'd start by replacing the bad wheel, checking/oiling
the others, then move the door by hand. Watch and feel what's going
on. Two person job.

garage door fault
 

Thank you for the helpful replies.
Seamus J..
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On May 2, 9:47 pm, Big_Jake wrote:
On May 2, 8:12 pm, "Seamus J. Wilson" wrote:

Two car garage door, metal in 4 segments, four years old, has started to
derail the top wheel from the track when raised. The affected wheel has
considerable wobble apparently due to worn bushing.
Could the wheel be the problem?
Thank you,
Seamus J. Wilson

Could be, but it is probably also out of alignment. A wheel is
usually less than $5, so it would be a good place to start.

JK

Also suspicious that a wheel would fail at 4 years. All mine are
still OK at 24 years. Guess it's possible if there was a
manufacturing defect.

As suggested, I'd start by replacing the bad wheel, checking/oiling
the others, then move the door by hand. Watch and feel what's going
on. Two person job.