Questions & Answers for: door torsion spring

door uses torsion springs? or extension springs? Hate those springs! switch over to torsion bar springs... never have another problem! really not that hard to install. Also if your door is older.. the

...door closes, the torsion spring on the ?slack? side does not torque-up as much as the spring on the other side. So, when the door is fully closed, there is less torsion on the spring at the ?slack? ...

...door) then you have a torsion spring. From this shaft you have a 2 cables wound on a drum going down to the bottom of the door. If it is a single door, then this cable will be loose. If you have a ...

...door company and they will sell you the springs. I absolutely don't recommend this job for a DIY'er. It is dangerous. ...

...door at the coils on the steel rod and see if there is a separation of the torsion springs. Or if extension spring it will be hanging down on one side above the tracks. If it is a broken torsion ...

...to the torsion spring coils. If the door can be operated smoothly by hand, then adjust the closing force switch 1/4 turn at a time. This is a safety device do not use it to overcome another

...door opener: hums for 1-2 seconds with no movement. what is wrong? will not move when I push the up button. If the torsion spring is broken, the opener will try for 1-2 seconds and then time out. ...

door well close but not open This could be a broken torsion spring. See link below to see what a broken one looks like. Replacing Broken Torsion Spring on Single Spring Garage Door

torsion springs in the door of a KEMC308KSS01 KitchenAid Microwave and now I have a DOOR display on the screen. How do I get this DOOR code off? Replaced torsion springs (both) and 4450946 door frame.

...door torsion spring Heard a loud "Bang!" from the garage. Went out and checked the garage door, found that the lift cable on the right side of the door had come out of the press-fit splice about four ...