Re Engage Garage Door Trolley

The opener trolley will engage the carriage once it comes to the full open position.

Re engage garage door trolley.

This enables the trolley to connect to the carriage. You simply pull back on the emergency cord and it disengages. The first key is that you have to open your garage door. This means the door is secured in place and should be attached to the opener once again.

Operate your garage door opener. The garage door is now re engaged. How to disengage and reengage your garage door opener if you need to open your door manually. Once the door is all the way up pull the red cord at an angle.

Once the power is restored to the garage door opener you must. Now push the button for the operator i e the button that opens your garage door. Pull straight down on the emergency release rope once the door is open. Trying to reengage your garage door opener with the door closed doesn t work.

Push the control button either on a remote or at the wall station to operate the garage door opener. It might be necessary to pull the door closed slightly to fully engage the trolley. Push the control button either on a remote or at the wall station to operate the garage door opener. It s a good idea to use your remote to test it and make sure it s functioning correctly.

At this point your garage door is re engaged. When the trolley meets with the carriage they will connect and re engage. You ll know the trolley is re engaged when the door goes up and down on its own. You can do this either by clicking your remote or by pressing the button on the opener in your garage.

Pulling back a second time does. When you disengage it it s easy and obvious. The opener trolley will engage the carriage once it comes to the full open position. In a minute or two you can safely re engage your automatic garage door and continue enjoying reliable trusty operation.

To engage it manually slide the garage door along the track until the trolley re engages. An emergency release cord on the garage door arm opens the trolley to allow you to disengage the garage door from the opener.