In 2017, after a lengthy court battle, the Chamberlain Group, Inc. won their case against Techtronic Industries Co. Ltd., suing them for patent infringement related to specific connectivity features in their garage door opener systems. A unanimous jury determined that Techtronic Industries (TTI) had infringed on two of Chamberlain’s patents. As a result, the court …

Modern garage doors are generally considered safe. However, accidents can still happen, even in families with responsible and vigilant parents. If you have an automatic garage door system, childproofing it is crucial for both your child’s safety and overall safe operation. Here are the most effective ways to ensure that your garage door is childproof …

The garage door remote control is a convenient device that allows you to open and close your garage door remotely. Changing your remote’s battery is a simple process that can be completed in four easy steps: Step 1: Remove the Remote’s Battery Cover Different garage door opener remotes may have slight variations. There are three …

To keep your garage door functioning properly, it will require regular maintenance and occasional repairs. Numerous garage door maintenance tasks, such as cleaning the tracks, lubricating moving parts, and replacing the batteries in your garage door remote, can be safely done on your own. However, when dealing with worn or broken parts and more serious …

The garage door opener’s release is a red rope with a red handle hanging from the opener’s trolley. The feature allows users to disengage the garage door from its opener and manually open or close it in case of a power outage or malfunction. Before You Use the Door’s Manual Release Always disconnect your garage …

Residential garages are frequently used for more than just parking vehicles; they often serve as storage spaces for personal belongings and seasonal items. Many of us have experienced the frustration of opening our garage doors to find boxes and loose items cluttering the floor. Like most homes, it can feel like there’s never enough storage …