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Posted by ransley on January 16, 2008, 8:30 pm
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> =A0 =A0 I suggest you give the pro a call, you are going to need one anywa=
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> Playing with those doors can be very dangerous if you don't know what you
> are doing.
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> =A0 =A0 It appears you have disconnected the door from the lift/suspension=
> systems. =A0IF (<- Big if) you have done it right you and a few helpers ma=
y be
> able to lift the door to the open position. =A0If you have not done it rig=
ht,
> or you try with too few helpers, you could end up calling for the emergenc=
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> > Hi. right now my garage door is stuck in the down postion and i cannot g=
et
> > it to go into manual mode so i can get my car out. The cable on the left=
> > side cable drum has snapped but the right side is still cable and cable
> > drum is still intact. I have tired to pull the string to switch it to
> > manual mode but that does not work. after looking at the garage i notice=
d
> > that the one pulley which still has the cable connected to the bottom of=
> > the garage is super tight and that is stopping me from being able to lif=
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> > the door up. Any help with this would be amazing as i can not get my car=
> > out.
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> > thanks in advance
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> Joseph Meehan
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Whats the door made of, mine is 600 lb, when my cable breaks the door
stays put until a pro to fixes it. I dought you should even try to
mess with it, just get on the phone now call a repairman
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