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Old 7/24/10, 4:05 PM
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Well, at least they were adjusted correctly, in line!

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Old 7/25/10, 1:07 PM
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John

I have seen this setup at least 3X in my area. I see them half way up the door tracks as well. So much for the 6/8 inches off the ground.

I am not sure what the home owner or installer was thinking/drinking.

At least it is an easy fix.
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Old 7/25/10, 4:26 PM
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You mean they are the safety sensors for a OH door? I didn't really know what I was looking at until David mentioned the 6 to 8" above the floor.



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Looks like the roof is leaking too.
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Old 7/26/10, 6:22 AM
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During a long and very hot afternoon inspection, I had to laugh when I saw the door sensors carefully mounted on the roof rafter. Of course it was reported as a serious safety issue. Yes, there were roof leaks, but the stains shown are from previous leakage.




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