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Posted by kalyanaraman_ravi@yahoo.com on January 28, 2007, 4:05 pm
I changed the red one to green with no luck. Do you need direct
sunlight? How does it work during the night? Let me know.
> kalyanaraman_r...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > Joe,
>
> > I did get a new sensor and it did not fix the problem. I will check
> > for any vibration in the mount as you suggested.
> > Ravi
>
> > wrote:
>
> >>kalyanaraman_r...@yahoo.com wrote:
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> >>>I bought a new Genie screw drive garage door opener last summer and
> >>>installed it with my friend's help. It was working fine until a few
> >>>days back it would come all the way down until the LED sensors and
> >>>then would go back up. When the door reaches the LED level, the LEDs
> >>>would blick a few times and then the door would go back up. I have
> >>>tried adjusting the limit switch positions and the "open" and "close"
> >>>screw on the panel head. I have also checked the levels of the LED
> >>>alingment and also cleaned the LED lens with no luck. One thing I
> >>>notice is that when the door is closing and if I try to hold the door
> >>>manually with my hand to check the pressure, the door does not stop.
> >>>It goes all the way until the LED level and then goes back up. I have
> >>>also checked the wiring for the LED. Any idea where the problem is??? My
guess is the door, or something on the door is breaking the light
>
> >>beam. Is there maybe a loose tag or string or something? It is also
> >>possible that the sensors are vibrating and if track mounted the track may
> >>be twisting as it gets to that point.
>
> >>--
> >>Joseph Meehan
>
> >> Dia 's Muire duitHi,
> Stray sunlight, shadow interfering with the sensor?- Hide quoted text -- Show
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