This video just saved me a few hundred bucks. Thank you! I will continue to monitor my garage in the next few days to see if tje problem happens again! More power to you!

You saved me!!! Thank you so much for posting!

gr8 info, I've had my chamberlain for about 2+ yrs, and its worked flawlessly.........until an un expected internet outage, then the force sensors went bonkers. gotta love KZfaq. THANX FORM CALIFORNIA

Great!! This video really solved my problem. Thank you!

Thank you, you just solved my problem 🙌🏼

Just noticed you got a new channel picture! Love it! I've had the same one for four years, and never bothered to change it, because I liked it, but this spring I finally changed my background picture from a drawing to a picture of my opener.

Very helpful. Thanks so much.

Like many others this video solved my problem and thank you again for posting it. I liked it. I subscribed and from Arizona huge thanks.

Worked. Thanks!

Thank you so much!!!!!!!

Oh those pesky safety eyes! 😅🤣 Solid vid!

Ty simply explained

This is cool I also did get four more remotes and they are some liftmasters but I want to know why is your garage door opener buzzing when it went up

My wife hit the garage door while backing out it somehow didn't open all the way. The lower rolling guides came off track and after putting them back my door wouldn't close all the way. I followed your instructions and it's all gtg now!!

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Does holding down the button bypass the sensor

So the learn button is on the left side of the opener and not the right? Mine is on the right.

I get 4 flashes on up and 1 flash down button. I tried doing your steps

Hey Brazilianhotdog my opener is buzzing now do u know why

when u did the 8550 i thought it was the 8365 until i heard the noise

It buzzes because it’s cold and it’s likely the motor it’s self mines is making that noise during the cold too so just chill out it’s not like your opener is likely going to explode!

RIP 8550 it is now toasted

the motor sounds better going down but worse going up.

i still not fixing the problem

So if u do this the force will work easily now

PRO TIP: If you're finding this video because it's the fall and a singular leaf is enough to prevent your garage door from staying closed, then go grab a bunch of leaves. Line the bottom of your garage door with a whole pile of leaves all the way across. Give it the absolute worst case scenario. Then follow the instructions here to set the down-force. It will still stop when it encounters concerning resistance. I put a small piece of wood under mine and it came right back up as expected. But something stupid isn't going to trigger it. In general, I highly recommend not doing this procedure with the bottom totally clean. Otherwise the tiniest pebble or leaf will be enough to trigger the safety. I used leaves, but during other seasons maybe some crumpled up paper will do the trick? You don't want anything too hard or it won't stop for anything which isn't ideal.

I think its dead