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If your Xtreme Garage Garage Door Opener doesn't close and the light flashes, it might be due to an obstruction or misalignment of the Photo Eye. Check the connection and alignment of the photo eye.
Why does my Xtreme Garage 425-1605 Garage Door Opener reverse unintentionally?
If your Xtreme Garage Garage Door Opener reverses, ensure that the Photo Eye Safety System is aligned and clear of obstructions. Check the door balance. You may also need to re-adjust the force.
What to do if my Xtreme Garage 425-1605 Garage Door Opener doesn't respond to the transmitter?
If your Xtreme Garage Garage Door Opener isn't responding to the transmitter, check the transmitter battery. You may also need to reprogram the transmitter.
What to do if my Xtreme Garage 425-1605 doesn't close the door and the indicator on one of the Photo Eyes flashes?
If your Xtreme Garage Garage Door Opener doesn't close and the indicator on one of the Photo Eyes flashes, it means that the Photo Eye Safety System is misaligned or obstructed. You should align the photo eye properly.
Why does my Xtreme Garage Garage Door Opener stop before reaching the full open or close position?
If your Xtreme Garage Garage Door Opener stops before reaching its full open or close position, the travel limit or force may not be properly adjusted. You should check the adjustment. After any adjustment conduct a Safety Reverse Test.
What to do if my Xtreme Garage 425-1605 reverses upon touching the floor and the courtesy light flashes?
If your Xtreme Garage Garage Door Opener reverses upon touching the floor and the courtesy light flashes, decrease the Close Limit by 1/4 turn until the door stops as intended at the fully closed position. Conduct a Safety Reverse Test after any adjustment.
Why is my Xtreme Garage 425-1605 courtesy light not turning on?
If your Xtreme Garage Garage Door Opener is working properly but the courtesy light does not turn on, replace the light bulb with A19 incandescent Max.100W.
Why does the Xtreme Garage 425-1605 courtesy light not turn off?
If the courtesy light on your Xtreme Garage Garage Door Opener does not turn off, the logic board may be defective.
Why does the Xtreme Garage 425-1605 courtesy light flash 5 times and the opener does not start?
If the courtesy light flashes 5 times and the Xtreme Garage Garage Door Opener does not start, the opener motor may be overheated. Please wait about 15 minutes and retry.
What to do if the Xtreme Garage 425-1605 Garage Door Opener hums as the trolley hits the trolley stop bolt?
If your Xtreme Garage Garage Door Opener hums as the Trolley hits the Trolley Stop Bolt in open travel, follow these steps: 1. Make sure the Trolley is towards the Trolley Stop Bolt. 2. Disconnect the Trolley by using the Emergency Release. 3. Close the door manually. 4. Relieve the chain tension by loosening both the Chain-to-Cable Connector and the Flange Nut. 5. Operate the Opener so the Trolley Shaft travels towards the door (Trolley should be kept disconnected). 6. Decrease Open Travel Limit by 2 full turns. 7. Re-tighten the chain until it is 1/4” (6mm) above the base of rail. 8. Repeat the above steps if the Trolley still hits the Stop Bolt.
General| Brand | Xtreme Garage |
|---|---|
| Model | 425-1605 |
| Category | Garage Door Opener |
| Language | English |
Perform a test to ensure the garage door is balanced and in good working condition.
Connects the rail segments and attaches to the opener.
Assembles the header part of the rail with pulley and cable.
Connects the trolley shaft to the chain.
Guides installing the chain along the rail and around the sprocket.
Connects the chain to the cable and tightens it.
Details how to mark and attach the header bracket to the wall or ceiling.
Specific instructions for wall mounting the header bracket.
Specific instructions for ceiling mounting the header bracket.
Attaches the opener assembly to the already mounted header bracket.
Attaches the door bracket to the garage door itself.
Provides options and steps for securely mounting the opener unit.
Connects the straight and curved door arms to the trolley and door bracket.
Instructions for installing the light bulb in the opener.
Guides attaching the emergency release knob and rope.
How to connect wires to the opener's terminals.
Explains the purpose and function of the photo eye system.
Details how to mount the photo eye sensors.
Specific instructions for floor mounting the photo eye sensors.
Guides connecting the photo eye wires to the opener.
Instructions for mounting the push button.
Guides connecting the push button wires to the opener.
Instructions for plugging in or wiring the opener.
Steps for hardwiring the opener to the electrical supply.
Details how to properly align the photo eyes for correct operation.
Explains what travel limits are and why they are set.
General guidance on using adjustment screws for travel limits.
Step-by-step instructions to set the upward travel limit.
Step-by-step instructions to set the downward travel limit.
Explains how force adjustments work and their purpose.
General guidance on setting force levels.
Instructions for adjusting the force required to close the door.
Instructions for adjusting the force required to open the door.
How to test the safety reversal mechanism.
How to test the photo eye system for obstructions.
Steps to add remote transmitters to the opener.
How to clear all programmed transmitters.
Instructions for replacing the battery in a transmitter.
Explains how to use the push button and transmitter.
Explains the meaning of different courtesy light signals.
How to disconnect the opener from the door for manual use.
How to reconnect the opener to the door.
Recommended maintenance schedule and tasks.
Photo Eye obstruction, alignment, or connection issues.
Transmitter reprogramming or battery check needed.
Travel limit or force adjustment is incorrect.
Photo Eye system issues or door balance/force problems.
Close limit adjustment or safety reverse test failures.
Opener motor overheat.
Photo Eye misalignment or obstruction.
Faulty light bulb.
Defective logic board.
Incorrect open travel limit or chain tension.
Lists components for the opener rail assembly.
Lists hardware and brackets needed for installation.
Lists additional components like safety systems and transmitters.
Details the components of the limit system.
Details the product warranty terms and exclusions.
