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Garage door opener problem
Original Message Jan 26, 2005 12:00 pm

This past weekend I was heading down to the local library with my son. The garage door took three times to close and stay closed. Would start going up again before closing. It finally stayed closed and we took off. Yesterday my wife was going to going out for the first time since the weekend and I cautioned her about the door, saying it might have a problem. She then informs me (finally) that we had left the cell phone behind and that she wanted to bring it out to us as the roads were slick. Unbeknownst to me, she was in the garage trying to open the door while I was outside in the car trying to close it. She finally gave up and went into the house. Any advice?

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Walt

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Re: Garage door opener problem
Reply #1 Jan 26, 2005 2:18 pm

If you lost your cell phone as much as I do you wouldn't have that problem!

Walt

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Re: Garage door opener problem
Reply #2 Jan 26, 2005 5:31 pm

If you allways put your cell phone in your pocket after using it, it will never get lost. I can not see for the life of me how someone can loose a cell phone if they follow that simple rule!

Emmo

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Re: Garage door opener problem
Reply #3 Jan 26, 2005 5:37 pm

Termy, You must not have any kids!!

Dave___in___CT

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Re: Garage door opener problem
Reply #4 Jan 26, 2005 6:14 pm

Advice...

Just like the TV...

There should be only ONE REMOTE CONTROL ! ! !

...that YOU.... never let out of your sight !

Actually... my girlfriend usually has control of the TV remote...

...but I have all the OPE remotes ! Heeeee..... heeeeeee.........

Dave...

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Re: Garage door opener problem
Reply #5 Jan 26, 2005 7:38 pm

I get control of ALLLLLLLLL of the remotes in our house...Bwaaa haa haa haa...

(Yeah right...when I can figure out what the kids did with them...)

ChrisS

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Re: Garage door opener problem
Reply #6 Jan 27, 2005 12:49 am

Terminator20 wrote:

If you allways put your cell phone in your pocket after using it, it will never get lost. I can not see for the life of me how someone can loose a cell phone if they follow that simple rule!

Ahhh grasshoppa, you have so much in life ahead of you to learn lol.....

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Marshall

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Re: Garage door opener problem
Reply #7 Jan 27, 2005 10:14 am

You know you're a remote freak when you loose it and spend 30 minutes looking for it while missing your program because you don't change the channel manually.

Emmo

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Re: Garage door opener problem
Reply #8 Jan 27, 2005 10:32 am

Marshall wrote:

You know you're a remote freak when you loose it and spend 30 minutes looking for it while missing your program because you don't change the channel manually.

You talkin' to me??

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Re: Garage door opener problem
Reply #9 Jan 27, 2005 1:37 pm

Paula wrote:

I get control of ALLLLLLLLL of the remotes in our house...Bwaaa haa haa haa...

(Yeah right...when I can figure out what the kids did with them...)

Exactly. And if cordless phones didn't a locator beeper, the stuff would have hit the fan many a time here!

Kevin

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Walt

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Re: Garage door opener problem
Reply #10 Jan 27, 2005 8:34 pm

Terminator, With all due respect children change a lot in ones world. Although I want to be openminded to your suggestion of keeping your cell phone in your pocket. I am glad to say that I will try your piece of advice. That way whenever I hear the clunk-clunk-clunk coming from the dryer, not only will I know that my cell phone is right next to my wallet, but I will be reminded to be careful taking it out because that thing is going to be just as hot as my car keys! Thanks! Walt

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