To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a moore o matic XX325 when the door won't close?
If your moore o matic Garage Door Opener door won't close, the issue might be shorted wall station wires. Check the wall station wires, ensuring both are connected to the terminal screws. Also, inspect for any staples compressing the wire and remove them.
Why my moore o matic Garage Door Opener won’t open from transmitter?
If your moore o matic Garage Door Opener won’t open from the transmitter, it could be because the transmitter was activated while the operator is in Vacation Mode. Check the vacation switch on the wall station.
Why won't my moore o matic XX325 Garage Door Opener close?
If your moore o matic Garage Door Opener won't close, a potential cause is a safety beam obstruction. Check both safety beams to ensure they have a small GREEN light. One side should have both a GREEN and RED light. If a side doesn't have a GREEN light, check the beam screw terminals for loose wires and wire staples for compressed or cut wires. If both sides have a GREEN light but the receiver lacks a bright RED light, ensure nothing blocks the beam path and check beam alignment until the RED alignment light glows brightly. If all wires are attached and both RED & GREEN lights are bright, check if one of the beams is in direct sunlight; if so, switch their positions.
General| Drive Type | Chain Drive |
|---|---|
| Battery Backup | No |
| Horsepower | 0.5 HP |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Remote Controls | 2 |
| Warranty | 1 Year Limited |
| Safety Sensors | Included |
Details the process of attaching the rail to the operator head unit.
Explains how to attach the chain securely to the drive sprocket.
Covers setting the chain tension and fitting the sprocket protective cover.
Provides critical safety rules and precautions to follow before and during installation.
Guides on locating the correct mounting position for the header bracket on sectional doors.
Guides on locating the correct mounting position for the header bracket on one-piece doors.
Details the procedure for securely mounting the header bracket to the garage wall.
Details the procedure for securely mounting the header bracket to the garage ceiling.
Explains how to connect the operator's rail to the previously installed header bracket.
Describes how to position the operator for sectional and one-piece doors with tracks.
Describes how to position the operator for one-piece doors without tracks.
Details various methods for securely mounting the operator unit to the garage structure.
Covers mounting the wall station pushbutton and connecting its wiring to the operator.
Describes fitting the plastic lens cover and installing the light bulb into the operator.
Explains how to attach the red rope and handle for manual door disengagement.
Details the mounting procedure for the infrared emitter and detector units.
Covers the electrical connections required for the infrared safety beam system.
Guides on installing the door bracket and connecting the door arms for sectional doors.
Guides on installing the door bracket and connecting the door arms for one-piece doors.
Details the procedures for connecting the operator to a power source via cord or permanent wiring.
Provides instructions on how to properly align the infrared safety beam for correct operation.
Covers the process of programming new transmitters and testing remote control functionality.
Guides on adjusting the door's fully open and fully closed travel positions.
Details how to set the open and close force adjustments for safe operation.
Explains basic operation, including opening, closing, and stopping the garage door.
Describes features of the optional 3-function wall station, like vacation lock and light control.
Covers routine maintenance, monthly testing, and understanding courtesy lamp indications.
Provides a quick reference table for operator light flashing codes and their solutions.
