How to Install a Garage Door Opener

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He said never to adjust the torsion springs by yourself, because it's too dangerous. But then he's doing it alone in the video! Where the heck were Gina and Dave?? Ohhh, I think I know...

Bronco Destructo

Dec 4, at 4:38pm

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I just started the trade of installations as a profession...this video is very helpful in the learning process. Thanks a billion:-)

Shay

Sep 24, at 9:45am

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Genie openers are not dependable at all. i have the same unit they instaled and have had problems beond problems. they should have gone with a Liftmaster 3280.

Jason

May 9, at 11:01pm

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Thank you very much for posting this very informative video on how to install a garage door opener. It is fantastic and without a doubt, the best instructional video I have found on the web. By the way, I really enjoy your site ... great job!

Mario di Girolamo

Mar 4, at 10:05pm

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Excellent video and explanation! Way better than all videos and postings I can find from the web. One missed part is how to connect the power to the unit.

Yuan Zhang

Jan 6, at 12:55pm

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It is helpful even with two people installing the garage door opener because as Ron said the drive unit is heavy to have a good hieght 6-8 feet high step ladder and rest the drive unit on this is better in my mind than having the garage door open and suporting the drive unit and the runner as alot of garage doors are alluminum and could possibly bend slightly where the entire unit is being supported. I found this out at my cost when a friend installed a new garage door opener for me and he let the unit rest on the door it bent slightly, also it is a good idea to measure where the drive will be mounted and put the mounting angle iron in place to attach the drive prior to even lifting the opener up.

Charlene Edwards

Nov 27, at 7:26am

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