Very informative. Can u make a video adjusting the tension wites on the side on doors eith springs on each side

thank for help , the garage is run smoother

5 year door technician here I've serviced 10s of thousands of doors. This isn't going to fix anything unless the door wasn't properly adjusted at the time of install. You got to understand most of these doors are put in by guys that get paid per door installed. some of them can install an entire door in an hour flat by themselves. But they cut corners and their work is sloppy. More doors put in by these guys are out of adjustment than not. The problems may not present until years later sometimes when the hinges start to wear and make noises and the rivets holding the door together begin to get loose. If you want to actually make your door run smoother you need to make sure it is properly balanced by the spring, that the bearing plates are level with the bottom corners of the door, that the rollers are in good free spinning shape, that the door sections are not bowing when the door is ran up, and that the operator is properly adjusted and not putting unnecessary wear and tear on the door

Good info! Thanks

This method solved my 23 years garage door not closing. The garage door would close half distance and go back up again.

Just what I was looking for my garage door is 24yrs. Old put on a wall mount garage door motor lift so the top garage door panel has a small gap one can see a little sun thru it the rest of the garage panels seated tightly i was looking for some help on this of the garage panels setting or adjustment thanks for showing this I’ll try this setting of garage door panels and see if the top panel to set it self tightly like the other panels when the garage door is closed again thanks for the info of garage door setting have a good day

What if the panels are too tight against each other? Is that even possible? One of our panels seems to bow when the door comes up and then when it's closing it makes the whole thing "pop" back out and shakes the whole thing. Hopefully that makes sense. Would you suggest the same type of adjustment for the big loud pop happening when lowering the door? Thanks.