Amazon.com: Customer reviews: Chamberlain B970T Smart Garage Door Opener with Battery Backup - myQ Smartphone Controlled - Ultra Quiet, Strong Belt Drive and MAX Lifting Power, 1.25 HP, Wireless Keypad Included, Grey

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FOLLOW THE APP(BILT) FOR INSTALL!!!

Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2021

Opener is great! First things first though, if you plan on or are required to build the mount up top I’d highly recommend stopping at the hardware store and get some(10 of each just to be safe) 1inch bolts, washers, lock washers, & nuts). That’s the only thing it doesn’t come with. Fortunately I always keep a container of those around for situations like this.

Secondly, and almost more important than the last, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE APP(BILT) THEY GIVE YOU THE QR CODE TO!!! I followed the paper directions and it got me 95% of the way through. The things I complained about that gave me hell, they ended up being in the app guide as part of the general process. If I could go back, I’d keep the paper on hand just in case, but follow the app description to the T!! I would have saved at least an hour, probably 2.
That being said, if you do that, it is cake.

After I finished the first time following just paper instructions, I hit the button after I plugged it in and it went the back way and stopped when it hit the stopping bolt and the LCD screen said something like, “Motor/opener senses too much pressure, Error 4-2. Refer to Users Manual.” I looked in the users manual and read EVERY single troubleshooting option and none of them were 4-2 and NONE had anything to do with that error. It was 1am so I gave up and went to lay in bed, I opened that app(BILT) for the first time and figured I’d give it a chance and went ahead and went through it. Right off the bat I was mad at myself for not using it to start off with and thought I may figure it out because it’s SUPER EASY/user friendly. Sure enough it had stuff in there that is NECESSARY to successfully complete the install. It was a Mother’s Day present so I rolled my sleeves up and went back downstairs, did what it said and whalaaa! Works perfect and it’s super quiet!

I drove my gals car down the street and hit the button on the remote that came with it and it worked from at least 50yards away(didn’t try any further). That’s solely why I got her this, the old one you had to almost bump into the garage door and wave the remote around just to get it to open. Also, they say don’t use LED lights because it will weaken the remote distance, kind of a downer but unless you wanna dish out another hundred+ then I’d say this is a win!

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Tim

Great Opener - Just don't expect to use the MyQ WiFi feature

Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2021

This is a great opener. If you're looking for a quiet, strong opener this is great. The opener has been flawless. The distance on the remotes are great, work nearly down to the next corner. The motion detection is a great feature, works great. I just get the side door open about 6" the light comes on. It picks up inside the garage well if you walk in the big door. Can't complain there! The open part is great, MyQ not so much.

I have had nothing but problems with the MyQ feature. I read reviews later where others have too, and what some had to do to fix it, nothing worked for me. I wrote Chamberlain they wanted me to call. I had to wait, being disabled I can't do ladders, and had to try to work out a day/time to get someone there to assist. I called them, and had no luck. Their solution, a new router. I have a Linksys EA8300 router, not a cheap off brand garbage router. It would NOT connect. I hooked up a cheap router I had laying around, it connected just fine. So now in order to use the MyQ feature I have to run 2 routers. Unacceptable. Prior to this, I had an old Genie screw drive opener installed in the 90s. I bought a cheap wifi adapter for $17 that allowed me to use the wifi feature with my old opener. That cheap adapter worked great! It connected to the Linksys router fine. Everything I've ever had connects to the Linksys just fine, except MyQ. Just unreal.

To sum up, if you're looking for a great opener, extremely quiet with a great distance. Buy it. If you're looking to use the wifi feature, do some research. Your router may not work with it, and you'll be left frustrated trying to connect it, calling them just to be told buy a new router, it'll work fine.

Update: It will work with my router, although Chaimberlain was quick to try to help, they weren't able to get it working. I found that for whatever reason it didn't like my SSID on the router. It was 3 words long with spaces. I changed it to POS as a joke, the opener connected instantly. Works great.

I did have power go out, the battery backup didn't work. Chamberlain was out, but eventually mailed me one.

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Richard

FOLLOW THE APP(BILT) FOR INSTALL!!!

Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2021

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Super Quiet Wifi Enabled Door Opener

Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2019

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Background:
I purchased this opener for the other side of my garage that didn't have an opener. Both my garage doors were very noisy when opening and closing (it would wake my baby up in the room above the garage) so at the same time I installed this new opener I also lubricated the springs/rails, I upgraded the door rollers, and put isolator bushings on both new and old openers’ mounts (item names at bottom). I then ran this opener beside my 2009 vintage Chamberlain AC Whisper belt drive opener for a couple of weeks.

What really made this opener stand out for my wife and I is how quiet it is, the DC motor has soft start and stop that allows the opener to ramp up to speed. My garage doors are uninsulated aluminum, so without the soft start, my old AC Motor belt drive slammed the door causing a huge racket even with all the upgrades.

With the new opener installed we couldn't hear the garage door open at all from inside the house (neither with the house door closed or in the room above the openers). The quietness combined with the other features caused me to buy another one to replace the old opener (which could still be heard upstairs and inside the house). With the new openers both installed, now my doors both open super quiet, the DC motor is so smooth the only sound is an electric motor sound that reminds me of electric window motors in a car, just slightly louder.

Features:
There really isn't much more you could ask for regarding features. The Amazon listing does a good job of listing them all out. The MyQ WIFI technology allows you to control it from anywhere using the MyQ app, if you want to use it with other devices, you will need to purchase a separate hub. The MyQ app works fine for me, I haven't seen any need to integrate it with my smart home hub or Alexa yet. The wall buttons with temperature read out, clock, and motion sensing to turn on the lights are nice.

Programming:
Having not installed a garage door opener in several years, I was fully prepared for the pain that is setting the upper and lower limits, and the force limits. I was pleasantly surprised to find that I only needed to open and close the door to the points that I wanted it to stop at, test the safety stop and photo eyes, and I was done. All the opener remotes were already programmed from the factory so all I had to do was use the MyQ app to setup my WIFI network and I was done. Once I installed my second opener, I wanted to add the other opener to each of my remotes, this was able to be completed in about 10 seconds from the wall panel, no need to get up on a ladder like the old days!

Installation:
If you are putting in a new opener from scratch it is a daunting task. I was a professional contractor 15 years ago and have installed several garage door openers, and it took me around 3 hours from start to finish. If you are not comfortable with cutting steel strut, locating rafters with confidence, don't have tall ladders, and not so handy with ladders, I would recommend having someone install this for you as it can be dangerous. If you are replacing an existing opener it is a lot easier and it only took me 45 minutes for my second opener that was replacing the existing opener. One other important note DO NOT USE LED light bulbs in the opener. All I had was LED bulbs in my house so I threw them in even though the manual said there could be radio interference, and there was big time. When I would try to close the door upon leaving and the lights were on, the door would not close until the lights went out.

In summary, this is an ultra quiet, feature rich door opener. I was so impressed I replaced a perfectly good opener with a second unit.

In case you are interested in the other items that made my doors quiet the Amazon Item Names are:
"Ultra-Life MAX 2" Reinforced Dual Cage, Sealed 6200ZZ Ball Bearing Nylon Garage Door Roller and 4" Stem (10 Pack)" "L Continue Garage Door Opener Vibration Isolator Kit Replacement for 89LM".

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RedPill

If you already have a belt drive opener, it's relatively easy. WiFi makes this awesome!

Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2018

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I wasn't sure how much work was involved to replace an existing Liftmaster belt drive, which I believe was 10 years old. It was a bit noisy, but had other issues, like it wouldn't auto-reverse on contact, so the door would continue to close onto whatever was under it. In short, it turned out all I needed to do was replace the main unit and the door remote (old one was not compatible). The existing belt and infrastructure was compatible. So I can return the 8' extension kit I bought needlessly. I even re-used the existing door sensors, but may try replacing later depending on how it performs in bright sunlight (which often prevents the door from closing). I also want to raise the sensors from the recommended 6" off the floor so instead it is at least as high as the bottom of the vehicle so the door won't close on top of a car if the tires are not in the path of the light beam.

So this new one is a bit less noisy than the old Liftmaster belt drive unit. Although the door squeaks a little, I am surprised by how quieter the operation is now. Since I have a bedroom directly over the garage, quieter has real benefits when someone is sleeping.

Anyway, I have the MyQ app which I can use to open/close remotely and check status and receive notifications. You only need to pay if you want to integrate with things like HomeKit or Alexa, but otherwise you have free access to their native app. All these people whining like it's the end of the world to pay $1 a month for the integrations should be ignored (unless you are one of them). I'd like the HomeKit integration for free so I could use Siri to check status, but can easily live without it for now.

The one thing to consider is how to place the new unit to achieve the correct tension on the existing belt, which has to be disassembled the existing belt if re-used so you can remove/install the main unit. When you look at the provided new belt, you will see that the spring is under tension and is 1" long. Once the new belt gets tightened, then the spring snaps off the groove and expands to 1 1/4". So that is the length you want to achieve if you are re-using an already used spring/belt, because you won't be able to re-compress it to 1". Figuring out how all this worked took some time, so it would have been easier to watch a video.

The other thing to know that may save you time is that, once you install and tension the belt, the start/stop position is likely not going to coincide with the points you need. I don't believe it matters--at that point, you just go to the main unit and follow the instructions to set the start and stop points. I had assumed the sliding trolley needed to be at a certain location to begin the process, but in retrospect it didn't matter.

So now I'm very happy, as I can finally get remote control of the opener and receive notifications when the door is opened. Notifications are be either push (not SMS) and/or email. The WiFi setup and app setup worked very well for me, so I consider it impressive that a traditional hardware oriented garage door company actually got the WiFi and software well. Of note is the warning on the package telling you to ensure you have appropriate WiFi strength in the garage. For me, I have one of my mesh routers in the garage. If you have a weak signal in the garage, consider moving your router or join 2018 and buy a mesh router to ease your dead spot problems. The app also contains a full history of openings, and upon opening will tell you how many minutes or hours it has been in its present state. I'm sure over time that feature will prove useful to figure how when something happened.

The best feature is that you can set a time to auto close your door. So if you are normally in the house by 8PM, you can set a schedule to have the door close at 10PM every or any day, so that in the event you forget to close your door, you won't leave it open all night. You can always add a second one for later to catch any instances where you may have left it open after the 10PM check. When you use the app to close the door, be forewarned that the unit will issue a loud warning so that anyone in the garage understands the door will begin closing (within maybe 15 seconds or so). I think the only risk is if you have your car straddling the sensors, so they can't detect the tires because they are too low.

If it is not obvious, it is possible to use this app to let in friends or extended family through your garage by opening your door remotely through the app. Of course, that presumes you leave the door to your house unlocked. Anyway, that can be a huge convenience feature when you need it occasionally.

Update: After a couple of months of use, this has worked flawlessly for me.

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Ryan

Very Easy to Install (If Replacing an Old Liftmaster/Chamberlain Belt Driven Opener) and Nice Extras

Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2020

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I had an old liftmaster belt driven garage door opener that died (1/2HP Liftmaster Formula 1). This came with the house and lasted more than 11 years (date of house purchase). Liftmaster and Chamberlain are made by the same company.

I re-used the track, belt (just had to loosen slip off, put on new and re-tighten to reuse old one), door sensors, and door attachment. Because of this, the installation was extremely fast since I removed the following steps:
*Remove the old track and bracket. (reused previous one)
*Install the new hanging bracket.
*Piece together the new track and pulley system. (reused previous one and same with the belt)
*Install the safety sensors. (re-used previous ones)

Because of this, the install went much faster and now I have spares in case anything breaks down. I now have spare: safety sensors, drive belt, and track (all the parts too).

Very happy with the bonus features: battery backup, temperature sensor on the wall mount, phone app control, automatic door closure feature after a certain time (set mine to 5 minutes), and app notification when I am at work (scheduling feature too). Noise is very quiet (door is louder than the opener); however, I don't care how loud it is (just mentioning that it is very quiet).

Only bad thing I had in my order was that the material was delayed one week and Amazon.com didn't allow me to enter seller feedback. I've ordered a lot from Amazon and always leave seller feedback. This was the one time that the shipping took longer than Amazon set as the initial target date. Combined with the delayed shipment (only time ever) and that I don't have the ability for "seller feedback" on this order, has left a sour taste in my mouth. Enough that I contacted Amazon through online chat. The customer service person offered me $20 for the inconvenience; however, I rejected that offer. I realize he is doing his job and for the vast majority of people, that would solve the issue; however, I wasn't looking for a handout, but just wanted to leave honest seller feedback. I was informed by the customer service rep that the reason I couldn't leave seller feedback is "the item is no longer available through amazon.com [the original seller]". Hopefully, that is the reason why, but i don't see why that should matter. It may be minor, but the inability to leave seller feedback, the one time that an item is late is very suspect and not what I've come to expect from a normally stellar customer service from Amazon (stellar as as in they set the bar extremely high for other retailers to try to match).

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LilWiz

Wow! Easy, quiet, and just great!

Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2019

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Just installed today actually, but what a difference from the old chain Chamberlain .5 HP LiftMaster I had before that was running on 13 years. It just wouldn't hardly lift my 7'H by 18'W insulated door; can't believe they even used a .5 HP opener for it to begin with. First time installing an opener and it was actually very easy and clean. Of course I had one already up, so that helped, so just took the old one down and had the opener up in around 1 hour from the start. The part that took the longest was using the preexisting wiring for the wall control and sensors. They used old Cat5 ethernet cable and that is just horrible because it gets brittle and breaks easy after a while. Finally got it all hooked up though and man this thing is just quiet. Only thing that makes noise is the door.

I didn't need all the features of this, but I needed a bigger motor (1 1/4 HP), so that's the only reason why I ended up with a WiFi and battery backup opener. It does not disappoint though and is well worth it.

-The WiFi MyQ app is nice and easy to use. Setup alerts to tell me if the door opens at certain times (like when I'm at work) or if it left open for a certain amount of time at anytime. Can open and close it manually from your phone from anywhere.
-The battery backup is a nice feature, although I'm not sure what'll happen when hte battery goes bad and I don't want to replace it. I assume the door will still work (I HOPE), because the backup is not a necessity. I tested it and it worked great when power was unplugged. It goes up and down a lot slower (to conserve the battery) and beeps like a dump trunk backing up.

-Belt driven is the way to go now. Lifetime warranty, can't go wrong. I'm skeptical about the rubber getting dried out like tires, but we'll see. Lifetime warranty like I said. No greasy and oily chain, the belt is nice and clean; the motor sprocket comes with some grease on it. Just super quiet.

Overall; you can almost hear the efficiency of this opener. lol I hope it lasts a long time!

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dpc

Great Opener, Ultra Quiet, Great Connectivity, Moderately Difficult Installation for a typical homeowner or DIY-er.

Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2018

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Overall, this is a great door opener. I will divide my review into 2 parts: Assembly/Installation and Operation/Usability

Assembly/Installation
In my case, I was replacing an existing opener. I am not an experienced garage door installer, but am 'handy'. I was able to get the rails assembled (take your time and make sure you pay attention to the sections and the order of the instructions, don't skip steps). The tough part came between attaching the rail to the header and mounting the motor to the ceiling. It didn't fit the old mount from the ceiling, had to reconfigure and move the angle iron pieces and joints. Then, running all the wires (didn't have enough because I have tall ceilings, you may not have enough to run your wires if you have a tall ceiling, you can splice the wire to existing wiring... I was able to do this). Overall, it took me about 6 hours to get this thing put together, sensors aligned, and wiring run. Follow the directions specifically for setting the UP position and DOWN position before operating the motor. This is so simple but a step I missed.

Operation/Usability
Connecting to WiFi, setting it up in the App, and using the opener is incredible. Its so quiet, smooth, and works flawlessly. Love the quiet belt, battery backup, and the external keypad. So easy to program to our cars, and connects with our Nest Thermostat in the App.

Overall, this is a phenomenal piece of equipment. I would put this at a moderately difficult installation for a homeowner and definitely not something you can attempt by yourself, no matter how many ladders you have, etc.

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NicbachDVM

Easy to install for the average DIYer, extremely quiet, lots of features for the price

Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2018

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I've installed a few garage door openers in my life, and this was very easy. The directions are very easy to follow and have step-by-step pictures. Keep in mind this is for 7' garage doors. Newer, nicer homes have 8' garage doors so you'll need a $50 extension kit (available from most local HD stores).

The box is very heavy, mainly due to the backup battery. It includes instructions for replacing an older garage door opener or installing one where you've never had one before. Mine was a replacement, so it was a bit easier.

All in all it took me about two hours to install. You'll need two 8' ladders (or someone tall) to help you. Setting up the wifi took me a bit, but I figured it out. Press the yellow button 3 times, connect to the garage door wifi, and complete the setup in the MyQ app (Google Play, iPhone App store).

The door itself is dead silent. It is literally the quietest door opener I've ever heard (or not heard) in my life. You can control it via the two openers that it comes with, the app on your phone, or the wireless control pad. It's a 1 &1/4 HP opener, big enough for the biggest of doors. Mine is actually a single in a 3 car garage, but it was the only one I could find that had the features I wanted.

I had an issue during setup (couldn't figure out I needed an extension kit for my 8' door). I called the 800 number to Chamberlain, and the service was exceptional. I even bought another one "used - like new" from Amazon and it came without the rails. They are sending them to me at no charge. Now THAT is service.

Overall this is a fantastic garage door opener and well worth the price. This is something you'll own for 20+ years, so do NOT skimp and get a chain drive without smart features. There's no reason not to pay a little more for an immensely better opener.

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Nikki G

Easy Installation and Set Up!

Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2022

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I got a few sideways looks from folks when I said we were ordering our new garage door opener off of Amazon and installing it ourselves, but I am so glad we went that direction!
Assembly of the garage door opener itself was extremely straightforward - I was nervous putting the track together that we needed to make it a specific length (so didn't want to click the metal track together right away) but that can be adjusted via the elbow at the end of the installation, so don't worry about that!
We were replacing an old Craftsman garage door opener, so we didn't need to reinstall the assembly for the opener itself - we did reinstall the bracket on the garage door as that was slightly different.
The one mistake we made at first after installation was not homing/calibrating the opener before we got excited and just hit the button to make the door go up. That resulted in the trolley crashing and getting stuck on the bolt on the track (because we didn't calibrate it first it didn't know where it was). We ended up having to pull the opener back down off the ceiling, realign the trolley (which was slightly tricky since the spring on it was already tripped), and reinstall. This was 100% our fault for not continuing to read the instructions after installation. After we actually followed the instructions and calibrated it, it worked perfectly.
Programming the buttons was also a breeze, very straightforward all the way around. From someone who has been living in the stone age as far as garage door openers, I am very excited about the little things - having a code to open the door so when we go out of town and need someone to feed the cats they can just come in that way, motion detection so the lights turn on when I go into the garage (awesome for when I'm running out to the chest freezer to look for dinner), the quietness of the belt vs our old chain opener, even the fact that the display tells you the temperature in the garage. Oddly useful.
Five star installation, five star operation, and five star fact that we didn't pay somebody hundreds of dollars to install for us!!!

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R. B.

Works better than you think it will - so far at least

Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2021

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I decided it was time to replace my problematic Genie screw drive opener since I had gone through several trollies and finally put the wrong lube on the screw making it slip. The Genie trollies kept breaking since I have a relatively heavy hurricane rated door. The replacement trollies seem like counterfeits, since the original lasted 10 years or so. With this door, the way the spring is adjusted, there is a lot of weight for each panel, and the door will only stay put at positions where each panel is balanced. If you let it get going, it will slam down hard.
Unpacking this B970T (with the 8 ft. extension kit) my initial impression was not good. The opener itself looked great, but the guide bar is pretty flimsy and just snaps together. There is a big plastic roller at the garage door end of the bar which did not seem like something that will stand the test of time. The belt? All I can say is I hope it is stronger than it looks. Assembly took most of the day even re-using mount parts from the Gennie. The L bracket that attaches to the top of the door is way too short and would never work without hitting the top of the door. Luckily, I had the bracket from the Genie to use.
When it was time to test, all worked as described and setting it up is a snap. The door limits are stored in the unit, so there are no limit switches to worry about, I think this is a good feature. The remotes were pre-programmed, but the wall keypad had to be trained using the learn button. It also worked with my car's homelink but I disabled this since the homelink works even if the car is off, so that is a security risk. The wall switch can be set up with the buttons on the switch. I did not initially set up the internet connection, since I think it is a bit risky giving the keys to your house to some internet company somewhere. After doing some research on the security I finally set it upr and it all works well. As a engineer, all looked correct from that aspect. I wanted to add a password to the app so in case someone found my phone they could not get into the garage. It looked like I did that but it did not work. I ended up adding a password to my entire phone instead. No charge for software services seen so far. Perhaps they charge for video storage if you buy a model with a camera built in. Operating the unit is remarkably quiet. But it did seem to struggle a little with my door as the flimsy bar flexed a bit trying to lug the door around. The motor would speed up and slow down just a bit as it was dealing with the varying weight of each door panel. The old genie bar was extruded aluminum and never flexed. This one is just steel tubing. I am a little concerned that the trolley just slides over the joints in the bar using only some nylon pads to get over the seams at the joints. How long can this last? So in summary, the unit does appear to be up to the task of dealing with my heavy door, but just marginally. The durability long term is in question. It appears that the unit has been cost-reduced to the point where everything is just good enough to get the job done. Is this good engineering or a future problem? Time will tell. Personally I prefer a bit of overkill in designing equipment. I also tested the safety features and it all worked ok, including the auto reverse when hitting a solid object. To add insult to my entire experience, Amazon dropped the price 50 bucks just after I installed it. I will update as time goes by to let you know how the unit holds up.

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Karl

Pretty Good Product

Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2020

Verified Purchase

I purchased this unit to replace a 15-20 year old Chamberlain chain drive unit that came with the house when we bought it. This unit is extremely quiet compared to my old unit. The installation was pretty straightforward, and between Chamberlain's videos and a few others that I saw on YouTube it went in pretty easily, but still took a few hours a day spread out over 3 days if I include the time to remove the old unit. One reviewer wrote that there wasn't enough wire to install the door control and safety reversing sensors. I had about 3 extra feet for the door control, and one for the safety sensors. However, if your door was extra wide or if it was 8 feet tall I could see that you could run out of sensor wire, but on my standard door it was enough. I also found that the WiFi worked quite well, installed fairly easily, and that if you just use the myQ app to raise and lower the door or check the door status that there isn't any monthly fee. Overall I am very happy with it after having it installed for a week or so. I like that you set the up and down limits with buttons on the unit instead of limiting screws, and that the unit slows down as it get to the final up or down positions. There are just a few heads up I would offer to someone installing the unit to be on the lookout for.

1. When I used a 2x4 on the open door to rest the rail against to set the unit height to attach it to the ceiling (installation step green 4), between light door give and the weight of the unit against the rail, there was only 1/4 inch clearance between the open garage door and the rail after the 2x4 was removed. Instead I used a 2x4 to mark the clearance height between the rail and door, but not to rest the rail against the 2x4. This gave me a nice 1 1/2" height between the rail and the garage door after installing the brackets (as many know a 2x4 is only 1 1/2" tall).

2. If you follow electrical and wiring step yellow 11 when they tell you to (synching the wired wall mounted door controller with the ceiling unit) the door will open and the carriage bang against the rail stop because the limits weren't set yet to tell the door when to stop. You should wait to synch the wired wall mounted door controller until after you set the UP and DOWN limits (steps blue 1-7 in adjustments), so when it goes up the limit is set.

3. My drive belt was a little loose after I set the belt tension using the automatic spring tightener. I saw online that others had this problem and had to tighten the belt a little bit more by hand. I had to also, but that cleared it up.

I hope this helps you out if you install this unit. So far I like it quite a bit.

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