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If your home has automatic garage doors, you will rarely think about them and the comfort they provide until they become noisy, damaged, or stop working completely. When to replace a garage door system can be tricky because sometimes a simple repair can fix the problem. However, some garage door problems require a new key, a door, or both. Therefore, we have outlined which problems can be fixed and which require replacement to remove the guess of replacing or correcting them. While there may be times when a simple repair is needed to fix a garage door problem, more serious problems may require replacing the door and opener. Often, if you change your garage door system, everything has to go with it. Garage doors are designed to work with a specific garage door key and rail, so unless your entire garage system is new, it’s best to replace it all at once to make sure the door is working properly. By replacing the entire system, you also ensure that your warranty remains valid in the event of other problems. Here are some situations where it is better to replace the garage door system instead of repairing it. If your garage door is severely scratched, it may be time to replace the door. When a door rusts, it needs to be replaced because rust makes the door dim and prone to breakage. If it’s just a small scratch on the surface, you can probably continue to use the door without any problems for a while, as long as the scratches aren’t as noticeable and don’t affect the aesthetics of the door. If the door is badly knocked, it’s time to replace it. While the door can open and close nicely, it can irreversibly damage other parts of the garage door system. These bumps can upset the balance of the door and press the rails, which will eventually cause them to break as well. If the car caused large bumps by hitting the garage door, we recommend that you do not open the door until a professional has come to inspect and track the damage. This type of damage is likely to require compensation. The garage door opener works in conjunction with two photoelectric sensors at the bottom of the garage entrance to detect if anything has blocked the garage door path. If the sensors detect something, the garage door will automatically raise so that it does not squeeze what is under it.
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