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Garage door opener
The two laser units on the tracks for my garage door were damaged when
our garage flooded and then froze during the winter. These are a safety feature but with no small children around, I don't consider it necessary. Is there any way of by-passing them? I tried twisting the wires to- gether on each side. It didn't work. Then I joined the respective wires from one side to the other across the opening. That didn't work either. The laser beam is essentially a switch, isn't it? If I can't bypass it, do I have to order the manufacturer's replacement equipment (which will take time) or is there something "generic' I can use? Tx ds |
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