Garage Door Opener

If the Garage Door Opener fails to produce when the remote is pushed, then it may be due to the following:

-Laser beam not being received
-Remote battery running low
-Faulty remote receiver. The receiver is usually found near where your car needs to pass through. The opener should automatically open if your opener has two doors (major and secondary). If it has a single door (the major), then you will need to manually release the spring in order.
-Faulty wire connections
-Damaged remote control.

Garage Door Springs Replacement

Garage door springs can, over time, wear down from use. And when they break, you can end up with a garage door that's hard to open and close and that may not work at all.

This article will tell you everything you need to know about replacing your garage door springs, including how often it should be done and what parts are needed for the job.

You'll also find out how to replace springs yourself and whether it's a job better left to a professional.

Garage Door Repair

Both types of springs are used on garage doors: torsion springs and extension springs. Extension springs are the most common type. They allow you to raise or lower your garage door when you open the door instead of releasing the torsion spring, which is what you do with a standard spring-loaded garage door.

If you are having any problems with your garage door or gate, we can fix it! Weather it's off the tracks, motor is not running, or just a broken spring. We can repair it all! Also if your safety sensors need to be adjusted we can do that too.

Morgan Garage Door And Gates Repair Topanga CA

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