Reply to "Garage door shut off"

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quote:
Originally posted by Dave2811:
There is a clutch that will disengage the motor from the shaft when it strikes an object. Not to worry about damage.

Well I hit that traveler on the nose pretty hard with a hammer when it was moving along the track and that didn't stop it, but maybe it needs something solid & stationary to hit to stop it. I may give the wood stopper a try and see what happens and look inside the light/motor area as well to see if it has an adjuster. This is why this forum is so good...if it was a Ferrari forum, the solution would be to have a garage door specialist out there to fix it

9/7/124:58 PM

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