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I have 1/2 horse opener and I bought it three years ago. Just put it up, work 3 time open and close then just stopped it would only open up 3 inches and stop then click. Reset the opener and tried again did the same thing, unplugged it from the wall and tried again. did the same thing open 3 inches and stop and clicks. Disconnected the door eye sensor and still does the same thing. will cost tomuch to take it to Sears to repair. Does anyone know whats wrong and can I get the parts and repair my self. Thanks Ron
Re: I have 1/2 horse opener and I bought it three years...
Check the door springs. One could be broken. Increase he 'up force'. This control is on the rear of the motor unit near where all those white wires go.
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have a problem which returns every year when outdoor temperatures drop close to freezing. garage door will open only a few inches, then stops. I can close it and try opening it again... same result. After five or six such attempts it typically will open. Interestingly, when I push the switch button mounted on the interior wall of my garage and keep it pushed, the door will open, until I release the button at which point it stops opening.
Check the door springs and also remove the cover from the motor unit and check the drive gear. The door spring could be broken or the drive gear may be stripped.
The drawer often stops working when it is abruptly stopped while
opening and forced closed or vice-versa. To fix, simply do the
following: 1) Push the draw all the way closed 2) Push the "Setup" button repeatedly until the "Open/Close ...?" appears. 3) Hold the Start Button until the time reappears in the display. 4) Repeat steps 2 & 3 three more times 5) Unplug the Microwave for 30 minutes. The
drawer is now reset. The drawer will now open electronically
(automatically) either by pushing the open button on the panel or by
pulling the drawer handle slightly.
Keep giving it a few kicks! When that happens to motors it usually means that it is on its way out, I'd milk it for as long as possible but start thinking about a new pump and motor.
Either wire harness problems or you got a so called lemon
One of the first books of Ralph Nader about auto industry.
Had a Hyundai like that 27 years ago. Until I took it totally apart and re-assembled it myself. 2 years ago bought a Piaggio 45 cc motorbike, same story. Took that apart one night and put it together as should be.
2000 Mazda 626
Note:Make SURE the battery is new. Instructions for programming ONE keyless remote fob. 1.Open the driver’s door & leave open. 2.Insert the key in the ignition. 3.Turn the key to the on and off position 3 times. 4.Remove the key from the ignition. 5.After door open chime stops, press the door open button 3 times. 6.After chime, press any fob key twice. 7.After second chime, press any fob key twice again. 8.After third chime, press any fob key twice again. 9.Press the door open button once. 10.The car should give another acknowledgement chime. 11.Test key fob. This DOES work. I just programmed mine successfully today, three hours ago.
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