Steve Penn

The “Learn Code” button is usually on the back or the side of the garage door opener. On most units, there will be a thin wire antenna hanging down on the side that has the learn button.

If after trying to reset the remotes or keypad, you still cannot get them to operate correctly, you’ll need to have the garage door opener looked at.

Give us a call at (513) 821-5095 if you need help with your garage door opener or remotes.

There is usually an adjusting screw on most garage door chain-drive units. You can probably just back it off to get some slack, reset it on the sprockets, and tighten it back up. You will probably then need to adjust the limits.

I’d also recommend you check the sprockets for broken or worn teeth. There has to be a reason it came off in the first place.

If the sprockets are bad, you’ll need to have the opener serviced.

Call us at (513) 821-5095 for a no-hassle appointment.

Most garage doors, when properly adjusted and lubricated, will be reasonably quiet. Some doors and openers are inherently noisy, such as non-insulated steel doors with steel rollers, and screw drive openers…. especially when they have not been lubricated in a while.

To have a quieter garage door you need to have three things:

• A good insulated door;
• Nylon coated ball bearing rollers;
• General maintenance completed on the system once in a while

To have an ultra-quiet system, you need to have the three above, plus;

• A 2-speed belt drive opener

If you need your garage doors serviced in the Greater Cincinnati area, give us a call at (513) 821-5095.