Garage door issue
Discussion
Just sorting my garage door out after a cable snapped. At the spring at the top of the up and over door for whatever reason it seems the shaft that runs through the tension spring isn t lined up. It seems to be protruding on the right hand side.
Photos below, the holes to then put a pin through the cone to lock it in are therefore also out of place. Took the tension of the spring and removed the spring from the door so I could put the end cones on as wasn t enough space to remove cones without doing that.
Ideally I need the shaft to shuffle to the left.
Am I doing something wrong?



Photos below, the holes to then put a pin through the cone to lock it in are therefore also out of place. Took the tension of the spring and removed the spring from the door so I could put the end cones on as wasn t enough space to remove cones without doing that.
Ideally I need the shaft to shuffle to the left.
Am I doing something wrong?
I ve the same door, and replaced the cones and cables about two year ago, but I don t quite understand your problem?
If I can I can go and look at mine and see.
Edit
Just looked and I’ve obviously chiselled away a lump of brick either side of mine to get mine out, but they’re not as tight as yours. Also I locked the spring on mine, I didn’t retension.
I think you’ll need to find the instructions for the door as to how to safely secure it, then remove the whole door in your case.
I installed my door, it’s a 2 man job but didn’t take long.
If I can I can go and look at mine and see.
Edit
Just looked and I’ve obviously chiselled away a lump of brick either side of mine to get mine out, but they’re not as tight as yours. Also I locked the spring on mine, I didn’t retension.
I think you’ll need to find the instructions for the door as to how to safely secure it, then remove the whole door in your case.
I installed my door, it’s a 2 man job but didn’t take long.
Edited by Rough101 on Sunday 26th October 08:37
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