Are you unexpectedly having trouble with your garage door opener? Isn’t it always on? Is it not opening with the remote control? Or are there other complex garage door problems to maneuver and use? Identifying the problem is generally easy, and the solution isn’t too tricky.

Some complications can be solved by yourself, but for few technical issues you have to call an expert. Don’t experiment too much with garage door openers yourself. One small mistake can cost a lot, and you may not like it. You should only try to repair garage door openers if you are confident in your work.

Here are some of the most common issues you can encounter when opening a garage door:

• Opener not operating with remote control or wall switch

If your garage door doesn’t move when you press the remote control or switch on the wall, it could be a power failure. The most noticeable point to check is that the door opener is appropriately connected to the socket or not. When finished, ensure the fuse, socket power, or circuit breaker has not tripped. There is one more possibility that your garage door opener motor is not working.

Our service personnel can easily access and handle all of these issues. Our experts have proper training and specialized in electrical wiring, short circuits, and replacement management in the event of motor failure.

• Garage door doesn’t open with wireless keypad or remote control

There are many causes why a garage door does not respond to a remote or wireless keypad. The first cause is the range of the antenna. The distance may be too great, and a few feet interfere with the signal. Try getting closer to the garage door.

If the door is working accurately with a wired wall switch, there is a problem with the remote control. This may mean that your wireless keyboard or remote control battery needs to be replaced.

If the above solutions don’t work, you must reprogram the remote and contact an expert to check for other problems.

• The garage door reverses as soon as it touches the floor

If the garage door opens immediately after hitting the floor, there is a problem with the limit switch closing. Problems with this tuning screw can cause the garage door to tip over or not fully close before it hits the floor.

Our service personnel will adjust the closing limit adjustment screw on the door opener motor to ensure the door’s smooth operation. Garage doors need to be carefully checked to ensure there are no future problems.