Tell me if this sounds familiar. You got hit with the winter ‘bomb cyclone’ or some such, and it’s freezing cold outside. You’ve bundled up to grab the empty recycling bin and head for the garage. Shivering, you punch in the code only for the garage door to get stuck half-way up. I know this story because it happens to me all the time, and the solution is performing some checks and maintenance on the garage door and opener.
This is our final collaboration with Sears PartsDirect, and today’s focus is on garage door and opener maintenance and repair. With winter in full swing, make sure your garage door works properly with parts and helpful tutorials from Sears PartsDirect.
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Garage Door Opener Repair
Does your garage door randomly open or close, work intermittently or even not at all? These are common problems for garage doors. Fortunately, Sears PartsDirect has helpful troubleshooting guides and error code charts to help you diagnose and fix the problem.
If you have a Chamberlain, Craftsman or Genie motor unit, and the lights are flashing a repeating pattern, that’s an error code. Use this helpful error code chart to narrow down what’s wrong and next steps. Still not sure? Try these articles and videos from Sears PartsDirect.
Garage Door Maintenance
Maybe your garage door is working as expected. Don’t forget to perform regular garage door maintenance to keep it running smoothly. Tasks include checking travel limits and force, safety reversal, manual operation, and more. For full details, check out this great how-to article.
Sears PartsDirect has great tutorials and the replacement parts to keep your garage door and opener operating smoothly and safely. Perform regular maintenance before problems start.
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