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Brian · 10-13-2008, 01:45 AM

I suspect I have a bad sensor on one side of the garage. Everything has worked like a champ until this morning.
One sensor has a green light, the other red. If I break the energy beam, both sensors blink red. Since the one sensor can 'see' the other, I assume the alignment is good. adjusting the position of each fails to put the sensor into a green state. I don't see any reboot switch on either sensor to see if I can reset it.

Never dealt with these fellers, but I'm leaning towards dropping by the Depot and getting a replacement set. Or is there a trick?

10-13-2008, 01:45 AM	#1
Brian Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Oak Ridge, TN Posts: 1,308	garage door sensor I suspect I have a bad sensor on one side of the garage. Everything has worked like a champ until this morning. One sensor has a green light, the other red. If I break the energy beam, both sensors blink red. Since the one sensor can 'see' the other, I assume the alignment is good. adjusting the position of each fails to put the sensor into a green state. I don't see any reboot switch on either sensor to see if I can reset it. Never dealt with these fellers, but I'm leaning towards dropping by the Depot and getting a replacement set. Or is there a trick? __________________ e^(i * pi) + 1 = 0 5 great numbers in one little equation.