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| Winding Torsion Spring(s) |
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Tools Needed: |
| Position a ladder slightly to the side of |
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Power Drill |
| spring so that the winding cone is |
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| easily accessible, yet your body is not |
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3/16” Drill Bit |
| in direct line with the winding bars. |
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| Check the label attached to the spring |
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7/16” Socket |
| warning tag for the required number of |
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| complete turns to balance your door. |
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Driver |
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| 6’6” Door Height = Approx 7 Turns |
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Phillips Head |
| 7’0” Door Height = Approx |
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Screwdriver |
| 8’0” Door Height = Approx |
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| WARNING |
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| Prior to winding or making |
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| adjustments to the springs, |
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| ensure you’re winding in the |
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| proper direction as stated in the |
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| Installation Instructions. |
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| Otherwise the spring fittings may |
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| release from spring if not wound |
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| in the proper direction and could |
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| result in severe or fatal injury. |
| Winding |
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| Alternately inserting the winding bars | Torsion | cone |
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| into the holes of the spring’s winding |
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| tube |
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| cone, rotate the winding cone upward |
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| toward ceiling, 1/4 turn at a time, until |
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| the required number of complete turns |
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| for your door height is achieved. As the |
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| last 1/4 turn is achieved, securely hold |
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| winding bar while tightening both set |
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| screws in winding cone to |
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| of torque (Once set screws contact the |
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| tube, tighten screws one full turn). |
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| Carefully remove winding bar from |
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| winding cone. Proceed to wind the |
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| second spring in the same manner. |
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| While holding the door down, to prevent | Set |
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| it from rising unexpectedly, in the event | screws |
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| the spring(s) were overwound, carefully |
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| remove the locking clamps from the |
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| torsion tube and the vertical tracks. |
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| IMPORTANT: Cautiously remove |
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| locking pliers from the torsion |
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| tube and locking clamps from |
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| the vertical tracks. |
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| Adjustments to the required from the |
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| number of turns stated may be |
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| necessary. If door raises off floor under |
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| spring tension alone, Reduce spring |
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| tension until door rests on the floor. If |
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| the door is hard to raise or drifts down |
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| on its own, add spring tension. An |
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| unbalanced door such as this can |
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| cause garage door opener operation |
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| problems. |
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