How To Set The Limits Using The Up And Down Arrows On A Garage Door Opener
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2020
- Quick video on how to set the limits using the up and down arrows on a garage door opener. A Liftmaster garage door opener to be exact. This should work on any opener that has arrows like this. ( Liftmaster, Chamberlain, Craftsman units )
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Thanks for watching and I hope you were able to program your garage door opener!
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Thank you so much for this video and fix. Worked exactly like your video stated, and saved me an expensive service call. Too bad companies can't write manuals to explain issues more clearly. Keep up the excellent work.
You saved me twenty minutes digging through an owners manual; very easy to follow instructions. Thank you!
Exactly what I needed after we lost power a few times in a week and it lost memory, short and concise! Thank you sir
You my friend had the best video I have found for resetting the down pressure! I watch few others and they had me pushing the yellow button. Thank you again for showing the easiest way to reset it!!
Great video! Clear instructions and no nonsense. Thank you!
Your FULL explanations were Definitely Most Very Very Very Helpful - after watching about 10 other videos - YOUR’s is simply the BEST!
Best video on the “excessive force 4-3” error! Got my lift master working again with your instructions
Nice and clear instructions, thanks.
This was great information. I originally thought my chain needed a big adjustment. Now it's almost perfect after setting the down limit. Thank you
Life saver man! Thanks!
Thank youuu so much. I've been confused with the other videos on how to do this because my garage door motor is different from the newer ones. I don't have fancy buttons like the others but this helped allot thanks man. You're a champion
Omg. Totally awesome. I love you sir. I can even so this myself. God bless you
This helped me adjust my door. Thanks.
Thanks , My problem is solved . It opens and closes like a charm.😀👍
Thank you so much sir, that fixed my door.
this is a piece of cake Thanks I enjoyed it.
Great video, worked like a charm!
Thank you for this video! It helped tremendously.
AWESOME WORKED GREAT THANKS!
Thank you!! This was exactly what I needed!
I’m definitely gonna have to try this when I get home from work, I’ve been trying to figure out what the yellow and down arrow mean when they keep flickering, I will let you know if everything goes according to plan, once again thanks for this video.
Thank you so much! Awesome!
You are awesome for sharing this thank you
thank you soo much !!
Thank you 🙏
Sick vid!
Thanks
Thank you
Thank you so much sir🙏🙏🙏
Your door charm was more powerful than my "open sesame" spell. Thanks. :)
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Would this adjustment also help with issue of door not reversing when going down and face an obstacle? Thank you
Yes that is correct
@@GarageDoorGuidance Thanks a lot!
Followed the instructions but when I tap the down button it flashes and stops. Now I’m getting flashes 1up and 2down. What do I do? I got some new sensors, reworked Avery thing perfectly, I don’t understand what else to do. When I put the sensors face to face they still don’t light up
They must be wired incorrectly or stapled through somewhere. This is assuming you have the correct sensors on. Make sure you have black to black and white to white connected in the back of the motor. Sometimes a staple can push too hard on the wires and connect the two wires as well.
My motor does not responde to this, however the door opens and closes fine, I just need to shorten the movement a bit. Only show 2 lights on the Down arrow. Do someone know what this means?
Same controls and you hood the square but nothing beeps?
is down pressure adjustable?..I have replaced my Heavy wooden door with a much lighter door. My opener stops on the down part...can it be adjusted?.
It does it on its own when you run it up and down after setting the limit. Have you made sure nothing else was in the way / affecting it ?
@@GarageDoorGuidance I found out it automatically adjusted.Thanks for rapid reply..lol
Sorry lol I don’t check this thing much to be honest 😂 oh well. Still seems to be helping people out so I never removed anything
@@GarageDoorGuidance No problem ..great video's.
I was trying to adjust this and did it wrong the first time so I attempted a second time. Now when I get into “edit mode” and press the up button the motor does not attempt to move the door. Then I hit the middle button and same happens when I press/hold the down button. Have I completely broken my opener? Did I blow some fuse somehow? I’m completely befuddled.
Well I gave it 5 minutes, went back and it worked fine. Who knows but oh well
Could be it overheated, I was just going to suggest to give it a few minute
It overheated. Chamberlain rep said that happens to protect the logic board. 10 minute cool off is what expected to use.
After I set the limits on the garage door opener, is it going to require me reprogram the keypad and the remotes?
No
Min 3:10 is where mine trying to go down then comes up and starts blinking? Any suggestions?
Safety sensors are almost always the culprit at that point
My door will test great but when I open and close it , it's still a couple inches off the ground. Is there something else I can do? It's a liftmaster.
Have you fixed this already ?
Sorry for the late response!
@@GarageDoorGuidance it's still doing it. Thank you for responding to my comment.
Linda Hinojosa when you say it tests great, what do you mean ?
I was playing with the buttons before seeing this video, now the door won't move and lights just blink. Is there a way to rest or do I need to do something else?
Typically unplugging it fully for 5-10 minutes should re set it? Have you tried this?
Having same problem did you get it fixed ?
How far down should chain hang after closing the door
Not very far at all. It should really only droop a tiny bit
@@GarageDoorGuidance Normally I like to close it just tight enough to reverse off of a 1 inch high object.
Thank you for this video. Is there a reason why when I try to test the cycle, the up arrow works but then down arrow doesn't? It just flashes and click for about 6-8 clicks. The sensors look aligned, and there's nothing in the way. Great video.
I’d try to adjust those sensors a little bit anyways to see if it works. I’ve seen them pretty well aligned and still be the issue
Would it works? I am having same problem.
@@aperson1122 the sensors can look aligned but still cause the issue i would start there
You can try that haha
I wanted to update my problem for other readers. It's solved. After two days getting crazy: sensors aligned but still got the code 4-6 (4 up - 6 down). Over Chamberlain web site, the 4-6 code says checking the sensors alignment, make sure the wires install correctly on the Opener....and I did. Found out the problem was I replaced the old wires of the sensors but not the one connects to the remote. Replaced that one and now it's fine.
👍💯
I can only get the unit to go down in short increments. one week old
Rpm sensor, call Liftmaster they should send you a warranty replacement
My Up arrow lowers my door, and my Down arrow raises... having a hard time adjusting
Have you figured it out ? My guess is the trolley and chain got put on backwards
Sorry for the late reply, haven’t had access for a while
@@GarageDoorGuidance mine had the same issue so that when it detects motion while opening, it’ll close. And when it closes, it doesn’t sense motion and doesn’t reverse up when someone passes.
Tried checking the trolley and it’s in the correct direction
I have Chamberlain (B2215T), look exact the same as this one. I am having problem of setting up travel limit. Followed all steps but at the test cycle, it goes up fine but not going down. So frustrated.
I’d recommend calling chamberlain at that point, I suspect RPM sensor or logic board possibly
I wanted to update my problem for other readers. It's solved. After two days getting crazy: sensors aligned but still got the code 4-6 (4 up - 6 down). Over Chamberlain web site, the 4-6 code says checking the sensors alignment, make sure the wires install correctly on the Opener....and I did. Found out the problem was I replaced the old wires of the sensors but not the one connects to the remote. Replaced that one and now it's fine.
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