Thursday, October 12, 2006
Monday, October 09, 2006
Tires Organized, Me Tired
To keep stuff off the floor for good I built another shelf, this time for holding the winter tires and other stuff.
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Thursday, August 24, 2006
Photos for Logic board replacement
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Labels: garage, garage door opener
Monday, August 14, 2006
Logic board for garage opener arrived.
Last Friday I finally received the replacement logic board from Chamberlain. I installed it on Saturday and it works like a charm. I took some pictures and will put them up later..
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Labels: garage, garage door opener
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
Surge protector for Garage Openers
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Labels: garage, garage door opener, surge protection
Sunday, July 30, 2006
My garage opener is busted
I have two Chamberlain Whisper Drive garage door openers. They were installed one week after I moved in. They seem to work fine until recently. One day we came home to find the door opened. That was scary. Everything in the garage seems to be in order at least. We also found that my garage opener opens both doors, and the wife's ? not working at all. That's weird. After we closed it, the wonky side also opened by its own.
So today I called Chamberlain and asked for help, after discovering that the unit refuses to reset after I hold the "learn button" down as instructed by the manual's troubleshooting guide. After a few tests the customer rep says that the logic board is fried and they will send me a new one in 7-10 business days. So nice. I will see what happens after I replace the logic board. Meanwhile I guess we'll just unplug the unit when the wife is home.
Update: Simon has found that Chamberlain makes a surge protector for its Liftmaster line of garage openers. I'll see whether I can find them at Home Depot.
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Labels: garage, garage door opener
Saturday, July 22, 2006
Update on my shelves in the garage
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Wednesday, May 03, 2006
DIY Heavy Duty Shelves
So our second major project is to install our own shelves in the garage.
We know we have a lot of shit stuff that needs to be put into the garage. So we looked around for shelving. Stuff from IKEA (search for GORM) or HomeDepot (such as ProRack) doesn't look too good, so in the end I decided to build our own.
As usual, I was my own photo-journalist and the pictures are up on Flickr.
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