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Thu, Aug 9, 07 at 19:39
| My manual garage door has several wheels on each side of the door to keep it on track opening and closing. The top wheel on each side of the door has a separate track just above the other track. One of the top wheels came off and I can't figure out how to get it back on the track, as the wheel is a little bit wider than the track. There is no wide place on the track to reinsert the wheel.
I can take the wheel off the door and put it into the track, but if I do that, getting it back on the door would be even harder than getting it back on the track, I think, due to the 4 or 5" piece of metal that hooks the wheel back into the door. (Don't worry if you can't figure out what I'm saying here. I'm feeling pretty inarticulate.) It's a Windsor Door model 535. When I looked it up on the web, I found no instructions for this or any other Windsor model. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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| Never mind. I figured it out on my own. |
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- Posted by indigo49(indigo1137@aol.com) onFri, Aug 17, 07 at 8:34
| Angelag, Please post how you fixed your problem. Thanks. |
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