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Hello,there is an adjuster on the side of the motor,also check that the micro switch[if fitted on your particular type} is 'clicking' and actually in contact with the arm as it revolves closed. hope that helps, cheers
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if nothing is obstructing the door then there are 2 possibilities:
a) your limit switch for closing is too low and the closer detects the motor stall as the floor is reached, then opens in case it's a kid under the door.
b) your tracks and garage door are mis-aligned, causing excessive force to trigger the reversal. Make sure the door closes easily by hand.
The problem is that the logic board has gone bad. If you don't have a logic board 900 joules or higher on these units get some. You can get a replacement board at genie.com. Thanks BB
If this is a Craftsman you need to remove the cover and you can then watch the limit switch assembly. If it is a Genie the up limit contact is probably broken
to tell you how to fix this is tricky your limit switch is not working, if it is a liftmaster, or sears craftsman take the cover down, if it is a older allistar it is a dog limit on the chain, if a genie check the cherry switch in back of operator behind cover.
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