Sunday, December 25, 2011

LiftMaster CPTK33PH Passport 10-Pack 3-Button Keychain Garage Door and Gate Remote Control with HID Proximity Sensor - 315MHz

!±8± LiftMaster CPTK33PH Passport 10-Pack 3-Button Keychain Garage Door and Gate Remote Control with HID Proximity Sensor - 315MHz


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Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Liftmaster 315Mhz Access Value Pack 2ea 371LM Remotes and 1ea 377LM Keypad

!±8± Liftmaster 315Mhz Access Value Pack 2ea 371LM Remotes and 1ea 377LM Keypad

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Our Liftmaster 315Mhz Access Value Pack comes with 2ea 371LM Remotes and 1ea 377LM Keypad. The 371LM single-button remote control can operate a single garage door or gate, or turn your garage door opener lights on/off. You can also use it as an extra remote control to turn on lights or small appliances inside your home – all from the comfort of your car. It features Security+® rolling code technology that sends a brand new code every time it is used. One 5-year 3-volt battery is included. The Liftmaster 377LM Keypad is Compatible with LiftMaster® Security+® Garage Door Openers and Radio Control Receivers only. 377LM Standard Features Include the Following: One-button-to-close feature Easier installation through improved screw keyhole design Temporary password option Program code directly from keypad Backlit keypad Includes 9V battery

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Liftmaster 315Mhz Access Value Pack 2ea 371LM Remotes and 1ea 377LM Keypad

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Saturday, December 17, 2011

Liftmaster 370LM

www.expressgarage.com Liftmaster 370LM Mini Garage Door Opener Transmitter Liftmaster 370LM Mini Garage Door Opener Transmitter 315 MHZ Frequency, over 100 billion codes with code rotating technology Compatible with these other Liftmaster models 371LM, 372LM, 373LM, 374LM and 377LM Keypad. 1 channel/button transmitter, compatible with models manufactured from 2005 Featuring Enhanced Radio Technology (ERT) Open/close one garage door opener Lithium battery (5 years life w/normal use) included Turn garage door opener lights on/off

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Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Garage Door Repair - Springs

!±8± Garage Door Repair - Springs

Garage doors are substantially heavy and some kind springing systems must used at the top with cables attaching to the bottom section of the door to compensate the weight. When a garage door is opened, these springs benefit in lightening the weight of the door. When closing the door, the springs keep it from striking hard on the ground and damaging the door or causing injury.

To release the spring tension, open the door in the fully open and clamp the door into position using a pair of vice grips in the tracks to restrict the door from moving. Once the door is open, you can make spring adjustments to only the extension spring type systems.

Torsion spring systems adjustments are not recommended by the do it yourselfer.

Typically overhead garage door springs have a life expectation of 10,000 cycles, unless you special ordered your door with extended life cycle springs. One cycle is an operation of an up and down. The extension and torsion springs are tempered (hardened) steel that comes either in plain cold-rolled, painted, oil soaked, or galvanized. When the garage door is closed position these springs are under very extreme tension and can be dangerous causing injury.

Overtime, or during the later stages of the life cycles, springs will start to fatigue, and will eventually start stretching and or break, usually releasing its spring load with loud bang. Most homeowners, if you are at home, hear the spring break and usually unable to find where the noise came from until you try to operate your garage door the next time.

On the average I see a 10k life cycle spring last around 7 to 10 years depending on how often you use your door. Anything over 10 years is a bonus. For instance, if you average about two cycles per day, opening and closing the door a total of four times as you come and go, then the life expectancy becomes 2500 days, or approximately seven years. If you have children that drive or more adults with vehicles, then you tend to cycle the door even more frequently, which in turn needing a spring replacement even sooner.

Because standard lift torsion springs are winding "up" when the door is closing or going down, the fully closed position is the most stressful on the steel spring material and therefore the most likely the time of breakage. This can be an advantage; because failure near the top-of-travel means that you unexpectedly have a large heavy door coming down and crashing against the floor with the increased weight from the spring breakage. As a rule of thumb, and for safety reasons, you should never be standing or walking under the door when it is in operation, especially if you do so manually instead of with an electric opener. Also automatic door operators will provide additional safety if and when the spring breaks during the door movement.

When the springs are working perfectly, the door appears pretty near weightless, but this is an illusion that turns into a disaster when the springs suddenly fail.

Caution: If you need to make once a year adjustments to the springs or repair the door, we recommend using a trained garage door technician to do your annual tune-ups.


Garage Door Repair - Springs

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