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Posted by on November 10, 2006, 12:22 pm
11-10-06, 12:19pm est
-thanks for the 3 tips
-i have stanley brand and i have torsion springs on the top
-it seems obvious that i better use vise-grips
-like jeff said, i don't want to be an angel
-may use these grips till i find someone to adjust these torsion
springs
-thanks larry, steve & jeff
-you have been a great help
-i appreciate it
-dave
Steve Barker LT wrote:
> three things you can do:
> 1. re-engage the opener with it open. (this would only work with a genie
> screw drive)
> 2. adjust your springs.
> 3. use a pair of vise grips to hold it open
> --
> Steve Barker
>
>
>
> >
> > kellyj00@gmail.com wrote:
> >> Clear this up for me....
> >> so, when you hit the button it opens fully then comes back down a few
> >> feet?
> >> But, when you hit the remote button it works the way it should?
> >
> > -When I say "manually open", I mean that i pull the rope to dislodge
> > the electric-opener. Then i manually push the door up all the way.
> > then i let go and the door slides down by about couple of feet!
> > -there is no problem using with the electric opener. i can press button
> > on the remote or the switch mounted near the door, either way the door
> > opens and closes fully w/o any problem
> > -thanks for your interest. i appreciate it.
> >
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