My opener hums but the door doesn't move. What's wrong?
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Kozmo Garage Door
“Usually a stripped drive gear, a broken trolley, or a snapped belt/chain — or the door itself has a broken spring and the opener's safety clutch is protecting the motor. We diagnose on-site and carry the parts for all three on the truck.”
Sourcekozmogaragedoors.com
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