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If your garage door opener requires repair, simply contact Garage Door Winter Garden. Serving as an automated mechanism, the garage door opener is needed for the smooth operation of your garage door. As time goes by and regular use takes its toll, the opener may experience wear and tear, leading to decreased efficiency and reliability. It's essential to be vigilant for signs of a malfunctioning opener system. Reach out to us for garage door opener repair services by calling our number.
At Garage Door Winter Garden, we are mindful of customer support.
We offer our customers the following services:
We source the hardware and parts that we use from:
1. Motor and Drive Mechanism: An opener uses an electric motor. This motor is typically housed in a metal or plastic casing installed on the ceiling of the garage. The motor is responsible for generating the force needed to move the door. It's connected to a drive mechanism, usually a belt, chain, or screw, that transmits the motor's power to the door.
2. Remote Control: The garage door opener system includes a remote control device that communicates with the motor. Most commonly, this is a handheld remote, but it can also be integrated into a smartphone app or a keypad mounted outside the garage. When you press the button on the remote, it sends a signal to the motor, instructing it to either open or close the door.
3. Safety Sensors: Modern garage door openers are equipped with safety sensors located near the floor on each side of the door's path. These sensors emit an invisible beam of infrared light. When the door is closing and something obstructs this beam, the sensors detect the obstruction and trigger the door to reverse its movement, preventing accidents or damage.
4. Limit Switches: Limit switches are small devices installed on the garage door opener's track. They determine the fully open and fully closed positions of the door. When the door reaches these points, the limit switches signal the motor to stop moving the door in that direction, ensuring it doesn't overextend or slam shut.
5. Tension Springs and Balance: While not part of the opener system per se, the tension springs installed on the garage door play a crucial role. They counterbalance the door's weight, making it easier for the motor to lift and lower the door. The springs store energy when the door is in the closed position, releasing it to assist the motor during opening.
6. Remote and Wall-Mounted Controls: In addition to the handheld remote, there might be a wall-mounted control panel inside the garage.
At Garage Door Winter Garden, we offer garage door opener system services! Call now to schedule an appointment for service.
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