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Changing Garage Door Limit Buttons To Raise The Height Of The Door

As automobiles have gotten bigger and bigger, those who have older homes (or some newer homes) may find that new SUV's don't fit beneath the garage door. Before you get a higher garage built, it is possible to raise the space enough to accommodate the new vehicle.

First, measure the actual opening of the garage itself, height and width. If if these measurments of the car is less than the actual opening of the garage, you can probably increase the height of the opening by adjusting the limit switches on your door motor. Remeber, any work on a garage door entails some kind of danger, due to the intricate system of pulleys, springs and cables. You could want to get in touch with a professional garage door repair service.

If you decide to do the job yourself, give yourself plenty of time. The changes have to be made in small amounts, so can be somewhat time-consuming for a person who hasn't ever worked with limit switches before. You will need a ladder, a screwdriver, and someone to help.

With the door down, place the stepladder below the motor and look for the limit switches. You will recognize them as two white knobs that have slots which accommodate a flat head screwdriver. Alot of they time, the switches are on the back of the console, but on some models they can be located near the light bulb.

Ask your helper to press the wall button to open up the garage door. When it has completly opened, use your screwdriver to turn the open limit screw clockwise. A clockwise turn will raise the upward travel of the door. Make the changes in tiny amounts. Every full turn is a three inch change, but try not to make the full three inches at one time. A quarter turn, or less, is good for one time.

After each try, ask your helper to shut, then reopen, the door by pressing the button on the wall console. Keep on adjusting the limit switch until the opening is large enough to accommodate your new vehicle.

While you’re up on the ladder, you should look at the bottom of the door too. The door should seal to the floor tightly, but shouldn't come down so hard that it makes any sound as it reaches the ground. If the garage door comes down with a thud, you need to adjust the down limit by turning it clockwise with your flathead, again in small increments. On the other hand, if the door does not make a tight seal, you can make small adjustments by turning the down limit counterclockwise -- in very small increments -- until you have a nice and snug seal.

Learn more about Garage Doors Las Vegas. Whether you want or need to do it yourself, or are trying to find a professional to help you, get educated by reading more about it and what they can do for you.