How to Change the Springs of Your Garage Door Auburn Garage Door Repair
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Article Title: How to Change the Springs of Your Garage Door Auburn Garage Door Repair
Author: Ashley Lopez
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How To Change The Springs Of Your Garage Door
Out of all the parts of a garage door, the torsion springs are the most important of them all. It�s the one that bears the weight of your entire garage door each time you open it. Because of this, it�s usually the first part that starts to show problems and compared to other parts of your garage door, it�s the one that deteriorates the fastest.
You might start to notice problems with your springs when your door starts to open more slowly than before. Also, there might be times where in your door would stop opening for a moment, before working properly again. It�s best to repair your torsion springs when they start to show signs of wear and tear. If you wait until a major mishap happens, it might involve other parts of the garage door, meaning more expenses when you have it repaired.
While some people might want to leave the replacement to professional garage door technicians, it�s an easy thing to do on your own since you won�t need to tear apart your whole garage door to change the springs. To be sure, have a friend or neighbor around to help you out just in case.
Before you start with the installation, make sure you have all the parts you need so you don�t need to stop the installation halfway because you forgot something. When getting new torsion springs, make sure they are the same size as what you have in your garage door right now. Before going to the store to buy new springs, measure your old spring�s diameter, length and wire size so you know which one to buy.
Make sure that the garage door is closed and that the automated system is unplugged. Take out the bracket pins to disconnect the garage opener from the door itself. Use C-clamps to keep the door in place so that it doesn�t fall on your while you�re changing the springs.
Use an adjustable wrench to loosen the winding cone bolts on the springs and place a winding rod into the winding cone. The bar should start turning if there�s still tension left on the spring while you�re removing the bolts. To prevent accidents, make sure to keep a certain distance away from the winding cone while you�re working.
Once the tension is lifted from the spring completely, you can now loosen the bolts on the other parts of the torsion spring. Using a ratchet, you can now detach the bolts that secure the spring to the central cone. Once all connections have been detached, simply slide the spring off towards the cable drum. Make sure to put markings on the area where the spring was, so you know where to install the new ones. You must also loosen the cable drums as you need to remove it to replace the springs. Once you slide up the new springs, you can reattach the cable drums.
After reattaching the cable drums, you can now set the new springs onto the center cone. Use the same winding rod to wind the springs. While you�re wounding it, the spring should get longer. Once wound properly, you can now secure the bolts into place. Make sure to reattach all connections you took off before you changed the springs. Now all that�s left is to oil the springs and to check the tension by opening the garage door to see if you did the repairs properly.
About The Author: Auburn Garage Door Repair Center. We Are Your Number One, Reliable And Renowned Firm To Provide The Best Garage Door Repair Products And Services In Auburn. So, If You Are Looking For A Well Established, Famous And Well Equipped Firm Or Locksmiths To Offer Affordable And Efficient Services; Look No Further. http://www.auburnwagaragedoorrepair.com/
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Article Title: How to Change the Springs of Your Garage Door Auburn Garage Door Repair
Author: Ashley Lopez
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How To Change The Springs Of Your Garage Door
Out of all the parts of a garage door, the torsion springs are the most important of them all. It�s the one that bears the weight of your entire garage door each time you open it. Because of this, it�s usually the first part that starts to show problems and compared to other parts of your garage door, it�s the one that deteriorates the fastest.
You might start to notice problems with your springs when your door starts to open more slowly than before. Also, there might be times where in your door would stop opening for a moment, before working properly again. It�s best to repair your torsion springs when they start to show signs of wear and tear. If you wait until a major mishap happens, it might involve other parts of the garage door, meaning more expenses when you have it repaired.
While some people might want to leave the replacement to professional garage door technicians, it�s an easy thing to do on your own since you won�t need to tear apart your whole garage door to change the springs. To be sure, have a friend or neighbor around to help you out just in case.
Before you start with the installation, make sure you have all the parts you need so you don�t need to stop the installation halfway because you forgot something. When getting new torsion springs, make sure they are the same size as what you have in your garage door right now. Before going to the store to buy new springs, measure your old spring�s diameter, length and wire size so you know which one to buy.
Make sure that the garage door is closed and that the automated system is unplugged. Take out the bracket pins to disconnect the garage opener from the door itself. Use C-clamps to keep the door in place so that it doesn�t fall on your while you�re changing the springs.
Use an adjustable wrench to loosen the winding cone bolts on the springs and place a winding rod into the winding cone. The bar should start turning if there�s still tension left on the spring while you�re removing the bolts. To prevent accidents, make sure to keep a certain distance away from the winding cone while you�re working.
Once the tension is lifted from the spring completely, you can now loosen the bolts on the other parts of the torsion spring. Using a ratchet, you can now detach the bolts that secure the spring to the central cone. Once all connections have been detached, simply slide the spring off towards the cable drum. Make sure to put markings on the area where the spring was, so you know where to install the new ones. You must also loosen the cable drums as you need to remove it to replace the springs. Once you slide up the new springs, you can reattach the cable drums.
After reattaching the cable drums, you can now set the new springs onto the center cone. Use the same winding rod to wind the springs. While you�re wounding it, the spring should get longer. Once wound properly, you can now secure the bolts into place. Make sure to reattach all connections you took off before you changed the springs. Now all that�s left is to oil the springs and to check the tension by opening the garage door to see if you did the repairs properly.
About The Author: Auburn Garage Door Repair Center. We Are Your Number One, Reliable And Renowned Firm To Provide The Best Garage Door Repair Products And Services In Auburn. So, If You Are Looking For A Well Established, Famous And Well Equipped Firm Or Locksmiths To Offer Affordable And Efficient Services; Look No Further. http://www.auburnwagaragedoorrepair.com/
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