There are a few reasons your garage door might only close halfway. It could be an issue with the photo eyes, the tracks, or the springs. Let’s take a closer look at each of these factors.
The photo eyes are sensors that are mounted on either side of your garage door. These sensors send a beam of light across the door opening. If the beam is interrupted, it tells the garage door opener that something is in the way and the door should stop closing. Sometimes dirt or cobwebs can build up on the photo eyes and prevent them from working properly. You can clean the photo eyes with a rag to remove any buildup.
The tracks that your garage door runs on can also be a problem. If the tracks are bent or damaged, it can cause the door to only close halfway. You can try straightening out the tracks with a mallet. If that doesn’t work, you may need to replace them entirely.
The springs on your garage door play an important role in its operation. The springs help to balance the door so that it can open and close smoothly. If the springs are damaged or broken, it can cause the door to only close halfway. You’ll need to replace the springs if this is the case.
If your garage door is only closing halfway, it’s likely due to one of these three issues. By troubleshooting and addressing the problem, you can get your door working properly again. You can also contact Integrity Garage Door Repair Midlothian for assistance. Their team is experienced in repairing all types of garage doors and can help you get your door back in working order.
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