Stanley Garden - Page 9 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Hi Don,

You sound frustrated. Can't blame you. I've just been searching the internet and it seems no one has them.
My suggestion: Measure the dust bag attachment hole and go to a store that carries shop vacs. See if another brand's 4 gal size will fit.

I have bought ShopVac bags and generic bags for mine (which isn't a ShopVac brand) and they fit fine.
Good luck,

Hope this helps. If it does, I'd appreciate your vote. Thanks,

Handie Andie

here is the link:

http://www.laserstreet.com/documents/TLM100_manual.pdf


Hope this helps

Thanks

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Check for any missing washers or seals or check to see if they're not broken.

Your stud finder keeps beeping because old plaster walls have lath boards behind the plaster that are attached to the studs and running horizontally. Try adjusting the sensitivity of the stud finder by placing it on the wall and turning the sensitivity down until it just stops beeping. Then move it back and forth in a wide enough arc to be sure that you have crossed a stud, turning up the sensitivity ever so slightly until you get a tone when you cross a stud. Hope this works out for you.

call the 1-800 #

The manual is not available online.......Sorry

The safest way is to put on safety glasses,extend the blade to just beyond the next line, grip the blade with a pair of pliers at the line with the edge of the pliers parallel to the line and give the pliers a twist. The blade will break off cleanly.

I need a picture of the ratchet mech to determine the proper way, there are to many to give you a one for. send to my email, [email protected].

The owners manual should have instructions for freeing a jam. Nomally removing the two allen bolt in the front cover them the two bolts that hold the guide plate will allow access to the plunger and the jam.

the darker Seal has come off the plunger at the bottom of the unit , easy 5 min fix , just unscrew the allen keys at the bootonm take off the cover and remove the plunger , you'll see the plunger seal still inside you can fish it out with an allen key or similar tool clip it on again and reassemble

http://www.garagedooropenerguide.com/stanley.html
Not great info, but there are links to email the remnants of the Stanley Garage Door company (the companies using the Stanley name went bankrupt), as well as some links for parts.
There is also this link for Stanley Garage Door manuals from the page above: http://www.aaaremotes.com/stowma.html