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Garage Door Adjustment: Fixing Tilting Door, Drive Installation & Frame Rub Issues - 2 Years In

sanetrajakub 22005 14
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  • #1 16994023
    sanetrajakub
    Level 9  
    hello, I have such a small problem I have a tilting door ..., has been installed for more or less 2 years, the problem is that I mounted the drive and everything would be ok, but the gate when opening, when it is almost open, rubs against its frame on the left there is no clarity what is the reason, when I close the gate, the actuator has to shed resistance and gate until it sheds but eventually it closes, what can be the reason, I will add that all risers and levels are preserved, the same with the guides are slightly bristling, but the quadrature is preserved, please help me, can such a gate be regulated anyhow ??
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  • #2 16994075
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    Upload some photos and possibly a movie when the problem occurs.
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  • #4 16994299
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    Do you have the drive mounted in the middle of the gate?
  • #5 16994322
    sanetrajakub
    Level 9  
    I just got it right now when fixing the gate is about 1 cm in the right side of the screen, and can it be a reason ???
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    #6 16994329
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    It can be as fastening is not perfectly in the middle of it is a slightly crooked gate.
  • #7 16994343
    sanetrajakub
    Level 9  
    and it's really enough about 5 mm so that the place is next to this frame and everything will be ok, I will try, let me know or help you.
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  • #8 16994630
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    Ok check if the drive is mounted in the axle, because if it is not it can also cut the gate in the final stage of opening. Best wishes and good luck in setting up.
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  • #9 16994636
    sanetrajakub
    Level 9  
    I checked the alignment, drive perfectly in the axis of the gate, and nothing else happens
  • #10 16994824
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    And if this guide on the left is solidly mounted on the video, it looks like it is being teleported with the gate.
  • #11 16994846
    sanetrajakub
    Level 9  
    guides are mounted only at the ends, but quite solidly, to the wall and roof rafter, I do not know if they are to be level because I have a sensation as if they were at the factory with a slight drop, I'm surprised that there is no adjustment, because the gate is essentially without problems only in the final phase of how we would be curved, maybe these guides have to be held in two places, or to bend them to the ideal level, and in addition I thought that the gate in the middle is stuck and the floor no longer knows what can be,
  • #12 16995062
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    In previous work I assembled drives for gates but I do not remember if the drop was rather level, sometimes the guides were still stiffened and how you work the bearings in these guides can in the guide you have some rubbish through which bearings have to work harder.
  • #13 16995558
    sanetrajakub
    Level 9  
    bearings are ok, there are no garbage, the problem is only in the last phase of opening and it surprises me, logic since with the frame from the center of the rail to the center of the rail I have 320cm, then at the end of the rail also so much maybe it splits the rail somewhere middle, and throughout the opening cycle is ok only the last 15 cm curves the gate?
  • #14 16995812
    Marek J.
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Hinged gates are in themselves and because of the design they are not too rigid and can "swim" from one side to the other. Therefore, some manufacturers (I do not know if everyone) use the side or wings of the "sliders" of plastic to prevent the metal from rubbing against the metal ...
    A slight inaccuracy in assembly, leveling, spring tension and such things will take place. Check that the ceiling guides are correctly installed. It is about the same level / drop of both and "cross-over" - check diagonals from the corner of the left side of the hole to the end of the right guide and vice versa. The result should be the same. Also, see if the automatic connector (screwed to the gate) is in the same position / in the axis in relation to the guide of the machine (do it on the unlocked automaton) at the open and closed gate. If there is a difference, adjust the position of the machine to the left or to the right so that it is identical in both positions.
  • #15 16996999
    sanetrajakub
    Level 9  
    nooo and the problem solved, it turned out that one of the arms that hold the gate to the spring was distorted, straightened now everything is elegantly elegant. Thank you very much for all your help, best regards

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a tilting garage door that has been installed for two years, experiencing issues with rubbing against its frame during the final phase of opening. Users suggest checking the alignment of the drive and the mounting of the guides, as well as ensuring that the drive is centered. The problem was ultimately resolved when it was discovered that one of the arms holding the gate to the spring was distorted, which was straightened to restore proper function. Various troubleshooting steps were discussed, including checking for debris in the guides and ensuring that the guides are level and properly secured.
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