3 Reason Why Your Garage Door Wont Close

Yazminia Placide's Podcast

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American Veteran Garage Door Repair of Las Vegas
This is what's known as a classic
this one cable cables off on his side
movers were cleaning the resident out
the door probably came down on some cable
jumped off Springs are okay doors a
piece of garbage
but you know I get it up and running
again
once he's moving out, he wants to get
running first minimal cost and you know
except bent vertical and
the cable being off shouldn't be a
the problem so what I'm going to do here
first
someone 11 the door one which I can get
the cable back on that side slice ripped
off that's how it's gonna want to
probably take off this side here, my
lipstick will slack the get one them for
me hope to get it back on the hub
worst-case scenario, I pull the whole
the thing down and work on it down. It's a
little harder to do. We have to inch it
down because that sides tight this side
where is loose, so what I'm gonna do on
this particular case is I'm just gonna
keep that side boxed off and get this
side up enough to get the roller in the
track, and then I'll try to leave it
where it is since it's locked in with
the opener and just work the cable
back onto the hub, it doesn't matter if
it's in the grooves or not because when
I bring it down. It'll straighten itself
out
I'm on the grooves here. This one's
critical that you get it started up here
these don't just get it on the hub
it'll straighten itself out when you
bring it down now. You might need to
raise the door enough to get some
slack to get up back on here and the
another side is gonna want to go up too so
vise grips on top of the roller on the
tight side underneath the roller on the
loose side nuts back on check to see if
the level of the door, I'll adjust the tracks
because they usually get the best man, we'll
try
What an absolute pile of garbage
unbelievable that if there's a door made
this poorly and somebody Anzhi okay
after adjusting the track over there and
moving everything the roller stems
especially on the top roller, wouldn't
want the slide in and out would just for
the back hang making it real stiff
I've moved everything up it's working
fairly decent haven't tested it on the
open-air yet getting ready to do that
now there's still a little bit of heavy
when I bring the door up, it should stay
about that much of above where the
vertical and the horizontal track come
together on its own, it drops back down
to just a little below the connection
It tells me it's probably a wire or two off
so I'm going to adjust that I'm going to
loop the rail, and then when I get it to
stand up on its own the height.