Car reversed into garage door; door slides a bit wonky now
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Car reversed into garage door; door slides a bit wonky now
A family member reversed into the garage door while it was fully closed. It was a pretty light impact given that the rear of the car was only a couple of feet from the door when the car was parked. The door still goes up and down, but near the end of the down phase, the rollers bounce around more than they used to.
Here's video of the door. https://youtu.be/Od3dFzxm_dQ
Notice how the rollers by the top right side of the door bounce around as the door is near fully closed. I don't see any obvious track deformities from the accident. Is this something I should worry about in terms of motor failure? I'm not worried about the springs - I replaced those myself very recently and installed safety cables.
By the way, if you noticed the other thread I made about a non-functioning garage door opener (link), this is a 2 car garage. The non-working door is the other door in the video (and it's disconnected from the trolley).
Here's video of the door. https://youtu.be/Od3dFzxm_dQ
Notice how the rollers by the top right side of the door bounce around as the door is near fully closed. I don't see any obvious track deformities from the accident. Is this something I should worry about in terms of motor failure? I'm not worried about the springs - I replaced those myself very recently and installed safety cables.
By the way, if you noticed the other thread I made about a non-functioning garage door opener (link), this is a 2 car garage. The non-working door is the other door in the video (and it's disconnected from the trolley).