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Follow on Google News | The Secret about Garage Door Opener Horse PowerDo you ever wonder what garage door opener you should buy? Should you buy the higher horse power motor? Will it actually last longer, or is it a gimmick? Read on and I may be able to help you make a logical decision.
By: Andrew Jarvis, Jarvis Garage Door Service Springs lose some strength after time and need to be adjusted so the door is “in balance.” Balance is determined by the fact that the garage door lifts easily when you open the door manually and stays at belt level or at mid-point when you let go. To test this, pull down on the release cord (typically has a red handle) and lift the door by hand, about half way up, and let go. If the door drops to the floor, it’s due for an adjustment. Don’t try to adjust your garage door springs on your own. Call a professional. The springs are loaded with a lot of tension and are very dangerous. If you don’t know what you are doing, you can be severely injured. . So, what opener should you buy? Well, they all do the main function of opening your garage door but some might have some features you might be interested in. Lift-Master has now come out with a very quiet D.C. powered belt drive with a battery back-up that is smart phone compatible. Very cool for you techy people, but some might want something simpler. Stay with durability. Lift-Master’ Whatever garage door opener you choose, just remember, horse power is a sales gimmick and they still have other parts that wear out. Keep your door maintained and in balance and your garage door opener will last for many years. # # # About Jarvis Garage Door Service: Jarvis Garage Door Service is a full service garage door and opener repair and replacement business, specializing in residential roll-up sectional and one piece tilt up garage doors. Serving The East Bay call 510-791-5094 End
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