In a typical situation the motor for your garage door opener should stop running once the door has closed.
Garage door opener trolley not moving.
Garage door opener circuit board lm model if there is no obvious rail damage then check for trolley travel along the garage door opener s rail by activating the door and moving the trolley across the rail in both directions.
Chances are you ve got a broken trolley carriage.
The first step is to locate the emergency release and disengage it do it only if the garage door is completely closed.
It s a fairly easy part to fix.
The trolley on this garage door the part that travels up and down on the rain was broken.
If you find that it keeps running this can present a problem in your system.
Thank you for your question on the door trolley jammed against the front stop bolt.
In the beginning of the video you can hear what this sounds like.
The motor continues to run after the garage door is closed.
Disengage the door from the trolley by pulling the emergency cord if none of the basic checks reveals a simple explanation for why the door won t open.
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This excess tension causes the gear that moves the chain to grind down.
If the chain was installed too tightly on the garage door opener it can make opening the door more difficult for the automatic opener.
Detach the opener by pulling the emergency handle downward.
If the gear becomes too worn it will no longer be able to move the chain.
All you need are some simple household tools and a few garage door parts.
Try to open the door manually.
The next step is to attempt to open your garage door manually.
This will determine if the issue is connected to the door itself or the opener.
The image below will show you the front stop bolt.
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If the inner trolley stops somewhere along the rail this indicates damage that needs to be repaired or replaced.