Motor hums but door does not move
Capacitor or gear stripped, opener cannot drive the chain.
Call >OPENER DIAGNOSIS FIRST
Orlando repair note: A dead opener is not always a full replacement. We test capacitor, gear, board, sensor circuit, wall button, remote signal, chain, belt, and travel limits before recommending the next step.

REPAIR MENU
Capacitor or gear stripped, opener cannot drive the chain.
Call >Receiver weak or remote battery failing, range is shrinking.
Call >Travel limits drifted, opener thinks the floor is an obstacle.
Call >Power, wiring, or board fault, full diagnostic needed.
Call >HOW IT WORKS
Outlet, wall button, remote, keypad, and safety sensor circuit are tested first.
We separate door weight from opener failure so a broken spring is not misdiagnosed.
Capacitor, gear, sensor, rail, or full opener options are explained clearly.
The opener is programmed, tested, and paired with remotes before we leave.
REPAIR CLARITY
Motor, controls, sensors and travel settings are checked before an opener is replaced.
REPAIR FEEDBACK
"They tested the old opener before quoting. New LiftMaster went in the same afternoon and the sensors were set cleanly."
"The door sounded awful. New rollers and a balance check made it quieter without replacing the whole door."
"Clear explanation after a driveway bump. They showed why the panel could be repaired instead of replaced."
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. We service LiftMaster, Genie, Chamberlain, Craftsman, Linear, and Marantec systems.
Replacement makes sense when the motor, logic board, rail, and safety system are all aging or the unit lacks current safety features.
Yes. If the opener hums but the door barely moves, the spring may be the real problem.
Garage door problem in Orlando? Call now.
(407) 584-2808 6 AM to 10 PM, every day. Direct dispatch, clear repair scope.