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Overhead door falls back down after opening
MichaelCaditz wrote:
Overhead Legacy: When the door opens it sometimes falls back down part way. It hits "top" then bounces back down rather than stopping in fully open position. I have had it serviced twice (spring tension and limits adjusted) by local Overhead dealer but problem persists. Any ideas? .... How does it "hit" top and bounce for starters, and/or what does that mean, specifically???? I gather this is not on an opener or it wouldn't/couldn't have free travel so... Start w/ what type of door, spring arrangement, etc., etc., ... Unless it's a leightweight door and you're giving it a heave when opening it, I'm having hard time figuring out how it would "hit" top instead of just going to the open position. In general, the spring tension is obviously not matched w/ the weight of the door and/or there's some other malfunction in play here. Insufficient data to diagnose, specifically, though... -- |
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Overhead door falls back down after opening
On May 26, 8:50*am, dpb wrote:
Unless it's a leightweight door and you're giving it a heave when opening it, I'm having hard time figuring out how it would "hit" top instead of just going to the open position. That is EXACTLY what is going on. If he guided the door up like he's SUPPOSED to, it wouldn't bounce or fall partway back down. |
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