Wall Mount Garage Door Opener Install - Chamberlain RJO70
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2020
- After installing the insulated garage door, we decided to get the wall mounted Chamberlain RJO70 garage door opener. This opener does not stick out into the barn space, restricting movement of our tractor/loaders.
This product is NOT sponsored. We purchased it with our own money. No interaction with Chamberlain / Liftmaster prior to this video. ... one customer support call DURING this video is the only interaction we have had.
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Love those openers. It allowed me the opportunity to use the area on the door header for shelf storage of lesser used stuff. Glad to see that there still is some decent customer service sensitive companies around.
A friend of mine had one of these jack-shaft openers installed in his new garage. I was so impressed that when my 30+ year old Lynx opener died I had one of these installed. We love it!
Good to see someone has real set up problems, not like other channels. Good trouble shooting and set up issues, thanks for your genuine effort.
Just had three of these installed on my workshop. Very quiet. Love using them with my phone no need for a key pad anymore. Have a blessed day.
I have used these on multiple garage doors for years! They're great! Easy to install, quiet operation and after 8 years or so, trouble free! Thanks Tim!
Tim is so gentle and patient. He is the Mr Rogers of mechanics!👍🏻
Would you be mine? Won’t you be mine? Won’t you be....my neighbor?!?
Hey neighbors grab your 3/8 wrench lol
Been using the lift master version of these jackshaft openers in all my buildings since 2007. First installed these for my home to stop waking up the kids when I went to work. Then I replaced on all my other buildings for the space saving and lower noise and maintenance. The the nice rail slide lock feature is a nice security improvement too.
We installed 3 of the Liftmaster 8500W openers in our new garage last year. They are the same opener just different label. We have been happy with them so far once we got them tuned.
Still in the dream stage of building on my 20 acre property on the mountain in central TN, so I enjoy all your videos to get ideas. Thank you Tim. May the Lord continue to bless you and the family!
I had one about 20 years ago and had nothing but trouble with it. Ended up swapping out for a traditional model which is still in service today. I'm sure the technology has advanced considerably and probably worth trying again. The advantages are appealing as long as it works.
I installed two Liftmaster 8500W’s this summer in my new pole barn. 12’x12’ doors. I love the quiet operation, and the automatic deadbolt.
I literally had a garage door failure yesterday! Haha good timing! Take care!
I’ve got this motor, absolutely love it. I love that auto lock feature as well.
Great video as alway Tim. We have two of these installed on the two garage doors on our house. One of the locks died after a year, but everything else works great. Love the two motion lights that were included.
I just put 2 of those in my shop. I am very happy with their quality and the app works great as well.
Glad to see there is a cable sensor, back in the 80's I worked where they put that style opener on 4 overhead doors in the warehouse. The openers didn't have a sensor like that and for some reason one of the doors jammed in the opening for a couple of seconds. The opener kept turning the bar, which unrolled more cable. The cable came off the pulley on to the bar and when the door freed itself, came down with a big bang. Luckily no one got hurt, but it could have been bad.
Great install video.
I just bought two of these for my new shop! Although i did only go with the RJO20 models...Still waiting on my doors so i can install them...perfect timing on the video!
Heck yeah .... this will be my next opener type!
Our contractor had this type opener installed in our new house two years ago. First time I ever saw them. Really like the remote access with the app. Put a gateway on my shop door and can control all overhead doors from the app.
Putting up 12x12 insulated doors in my shop now. I like this door opening unit.
That was really interesting! Like seeing new products and their usefulness! Great job!
Those are great openers. I walked my son in NC installing one (I am in MO). Unfortunately his had a bad control board in it. CS was not good at that time nor was response time. Yes it was a liftmaster. Once working it is a great opener. Glad to hear your CS experience was much better than my son’s. His was installed a few years (maybe 2+) ago.
Haven’t installed mine yet, but will be putting it up tomorrow. Thanks for the great info, I feel like you give a lot of great tips!
Me and my dad have one of these on our building door except ours is a lift master and it works great. We have a keypad on the outside of the door frame and we never even use the personnel door we really love that. I really love watching your videos keep it up.
Interesting design. And it makes sense. I added MyQ to my existing garage door, and it works great.
Good choice, I have that on my 12 foot and a 14 foot. definitely allows more space below the door. My metal building blocked the remote unless next to the building. I added wire to the "antenna wire leading outside. Open from 200 feet away now.
That was a great video. It’s nice to see different aspects....like you said, it’s all tractor related. About 30 seconds before you said that you should have painted the wall first, that exact thought had crossed my mind. Your “diy how to” videos are always good. You have a real knack for explaining things well.
Can you contact me via email?
@@TractorTimewithTim Absolutely!!
That was excellent, thanks for sharing. I didn't know there were wall mount motors available. great news
Don't own any tractors. Wanted to see someone install one of these new-fangled openers. You guys did a great video on that. Thanks so much, couldn't have been simpler. You rock.
I love the new light fixtures,lots of customers don't want them so I have 5 mounted over my benches in my shop on a three button transmitter
I just watched this video and I must say, the install of the main unit looks way more simple than I pictured and thought it would be. My present garage door openers are both 8 years old and while they do work, there's lots of slop and jerking when they are asked to raise the doors. One is an RV garage door and the other is a standard 8' high 2-car door opener. They are both working great but, my doors are SERIOUSLY noisy. And, the drive is part belt and part chain. There is a ton of jerking when starting to raise the doors. So, I'm thinking this newer style of opener. Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Very informative.
Scott
Nice opener! Very quiet operation!
💥 Well ain’t it something! Didn’t know those door openers existed. Seems simple and easier to install than the overhead unit.
*Keep on tractoring!*
I have had the same style Liftmaster for over a year. I like it and the battery has come in handy. Haven't used any of the wifi stuff. I need to rewatch the electronics added to your building. Yes you have to pull the rope again. I used my door a month or 2 before I had power.
I've never seen one like this. Great job!
I appreciate the time you took to walk us through this-- I'm installing mine tomorrow!
Installation successful. Thanks again!
Congratulations!
Another good video. I've had one of these (ceiling mount) for many many years. After about 5 or 6 years I had to replace the battery. But I'll never buy a garage opener without the battery backup. I now have 4 of them.
Im loving this video. Makes me wish I was into tractors so I had a reason to watch more of his videos.
Ah, ya never know. You might enjoy some of our tractor adventures!
Installed one of these in my workshop last summer, so much better than the rail & chain-driven type. Bonus: this one’s WiFi connectivity talks to my other three openers so now I can control them all via my phone!
Great video Tim, I've been thinking about putting an opener on my shop and this looks like the one even though it may be a little more expensive. I have the same type of torsion system you have and the opener will work perfectly. Thanks for sharing have a wonderful weekend
Make sure the door is running perfectly. These are finicky. I install doors and openers for a living. If the doors running good your good. If not have it serviced and new springs, rollers etc installed first
Thanks for video. I've had mine Liftmaster Elite for 11 years... works great. My boy accidentally hit this door with his car; I just replaced two of the panels and was looking for an overview of the opener again (I got the manual in the other garage somewhere). I goofed kind of like you when I pulled the disengagement cord to try out manually beforehand. This door opener is different alright; the cables came all unwound; I had to redo all that.
Really enjoyed this. You are an exceptional presenter,sir. Thanks
I just bought one of these for my 14'x18' door on my pole barn. Thanks for the walk through on install. I'm going to put the light on the ceiling where the legacy opener would go.
Great stuff, dont think i couldve installed it without this video.
Have had one of these installed for about 5 years. Been trouble free
You’ve turned that pole shed from a problematic building into a Cadillac of a shop. I love it
It has come a long way. That is for sure!!!
Great Video. I don’t usually comment, but I wanted to say great job calling out bolt and wrench sizes as you go. I appreciated that!
I recently installed the Liftmaster version of this jack shaft lifter. At least for mine, if I pull the cables off the battery while its unplugged I loose the WiFi settings. Battery really is required for the wireless version. They don't really make that clear. Once I got it all tuned in, its been working great. I really like it and for the same reasons you wanted it as well.
Great video, looks like a good opener for low overhead applications. I have in laws with a low overhead garage that might like this as a gift.
Thanks Tim!! I have been wanting to get one! Good clear instructions
You're a life saver mentioning that you have to pull the lever harder to reengage the motor. Wish that was in the instructions!
I added onto my existing garage and put a vaulted ceiling with tongue and groove pine ceiling. I didn't have room for a traditional opener because it wood go right up to the ceiling fan and look ugly. This side mounted unit maybe just the ticket for my application. Thanks Tim. Russ-Esko Minnesota
Thanks for this video Tim, this was my first time installing a wall mount and you saved me lots of mistakes.
Thanks for watching!
I have a pair of them. Great openers. No extra garbage hanging in the middle of the garage.
I just bought one of these. This is a great video that I will use when I install mine. Thank you for doing this!
Installed that exact garage door opener not long ago due to lack of room for our bigger door in our added on garage. One problem I had was once you open the door all the way there was not enough weight of the door to bring it self down the rails without tripping that contact switch because there’s no down pressure with this opener. Solution was two heavy duty springs that we installed at the end of the rails to help push the door down to where it’s own weight would take over.
That’s the problem with these,I’ve had to install traditional openers after going back to jobs several times for the cable tensioner error
Excellent video tutorial. About to install one of these units on our 14x12 overhead door
Great video this morning, it doesn’t seem to sound as noisy as a regular garage door opener 👍🏻
It is quiet!
Excellent video. Love your patience.
Looks like a nice and secure overhead door opener. Great job talking through the challenges you encountered. I wouldn't have considered upgrading my openers myself, but this video makes it seem completely doable.
We have some minor damage on the rear door of our minivan from the current opener... ugh.
Really not hard at all. Just took a little time.
these are great door openers, In the lovely CA its become a nanny state and some politicians felt that these were not safety compliant and bans the sale of em now. I had installed my openers prior to that they are still working 16 years with not one issue. I had one shop door that was manual and I wanted to install the opener when I ran into the new regulation’s so I ordered it sending it to Missouri and had my daughter bring it home with her when she finished college. I found your video feed after viewing the Green Hinge system makes for a nice tight sealed door. Thanks for the slide barn track suggestion. subscribed !
Great vlog Tim 🚜 I really enjoyed this video 🇺🇲💯
I bought several step bits, some I purchased at Harbor Freight. One was Milwaukee, kinda high dollar, it wasn't worth a crap, just drilling into my girts on my building which aren't thick. Harbor Freight turned out to be the best. Those garage door openers have been around for a long time.
Great job. You answer my question on resting the door release. Thanks
Nice door tim looks really good 👍👍
Interesting product. Thanks for sharing it.
Appreciate the explanation of the release lever. And reengagement. No issues with mine other than the rubber door seal during the summer heat seals/sticks to the concrete and at times causes the motor to strain and create a power/torque fault on the controller. Usually another press on the controller opens the door.
Wow ! Neat didn't know about that kind of garage door opener ,good to knowledge. thanks.
I just put a direct drive (genie) on the new 16x8 on my new garage. I love the thing, so quiet and smooth, sometimes i dont even think i opened the door till i check in the morning
The genie is a much better machine than the chamberlain/liftmaster. You made the right choice
Fantastic video. I appreciate the attention to detail. Thanks.
I installed the RJO70 on one of my garage doors nearly 10 months ago after the old opener failed. I've been fairly happy with it, however, my opener will sometimes fail to close when I use the wired mounted opener control to close the door. The wireless remote and the wifi app works every time. Other than that I would recommend them to anyone if you're OK with the increased price over a traditional (cheaper) opener.
interesting, I'm building a new pole barn with roll up door and will require this type of door opener. Thanks for info.
He's so nice. Love the kitties (I'm a rescuer)!
Well done my friend! Great job for the step by step installation
How cool!! Thanks for sharing this!!
I think 3 and a piece! Interesting
Measurement!
We have the same opener and cannot be more happy.
I added some RD40 to the hinges and now you don’t hear the door at all when opening or closing.
With regards to the battery: wait until you have a power failure. Then you will experience how handy it is. The lock bolt won’t work but the door opens and closes up to 25 times or so.
I installed the LiftMaster version of this opener when they first came out. Love how quiet it is. Just make sure you check the duty cycle on it (mine was something like 4 cycles in 10 minutes) so you don't overheat the motor. Probably not an issue for you, but something to think about for people with kids who are going in and out of the garage frequently during the summer.
I think this one is identical. ...cept maybe yours has outdoor keypad.
It's looks pretty much the same, expect we don't have the battery backup. Our unit is capable of having the backup battery, it just didn't come with the battery itself, have to buy it seperately.
You're not alone on having setup issues. Directions weren't very clear but I finally got it after 15-20 minutes of head scratching. My wife had issues undoing the release as well. I just told her to pull the rope till you feel like you're about to rip the unit off the wall, then pull a little harder. That release does loosen up over time. At least it has on our unit. Best of luck with it and thanks for all the videos!
Good to have the button close to edge of door so you can reach in and tap it on your way out. I’m going to say that what you thought was your mistake was something you will appreciate as time goes by. 👍🏼
That Cat was showing how it's done!! LOL
The real star of the show!
HI Christy and Tim.
Nice setup. I had one of these installed in 2016 on my 10 x 16 overhead door. Works great and mine was LiftMaster. Works exactly as yours except I don't have the MyQ up and running.
liftmaster is made by Chamberlin, just you have an older model
Wow, didn’t know that type of opener existed. It seems like it would be better for your door because you’re lifting it from the bottom instead of stretching it by lifting it from the top. Pretty cool.
Thank you for this video!!!! Wow! My installer had the exact challenges @ your 17:35 mark. Much appreciated!
I work in a garage and we've had the wall mount opener for a very long time 22 plus years. Our original opener was mounted in the center of the torsion tube. It was a real pain if it needed maintenance or repair since it was in the middle. It would fail in the up or going down position. With the door in the way it made life difficult fixing it. The newer replacements are on the side like yours.
They work great!
Years ago when I built a pole building and made it my garage, I installed Wayne Dalton garage doors. They had an opener called an I-Drive (I think) which worked much on this same principle. The motor mounted in the center of my spring bar and it turns the bar and opens the door. I am almost 100% Wayne Dalton discontinued this opener. I always liked the idea of how the opener worked (opened and closed the door). Good to see something has come out similar.
Anything Wayne Dalton is absolute vomit.
@@dolphincliffs8864 Maybe so. My doors have held up well and the openers are still functioning; however, I do have an issue with one closing from time to time. Hey, I was "younger and dumber" back then on a limited budget. A local lumber yard had a pole barn package I purchased and the doors were Wayne Dalton; so, I went with their openers. As Tractor Tim said, "nothing hanging down in the middle". Also didn't have to worry about the chain/belt system. Really do like the side mount opener he showed.
@@garretlewis4103 It isn't your fault. Trust me ,I have done some ignorant and dumb stuff!
Thanks for the tutorial friends. Great job
Never seen or heard of one of those. Very interesting. We definitely need/appreciate the battery back up options here, but I could see how it would hardly ever be needed there.
love your videos. That said I can give you an idea I use on the garage door bottom gasket. When I installed a new gasket I took a foam water pipe insulator tubes and I cut it in half then slid it into the gasket with the rounded side down. This made for a much tighter seal on the bottom of my door, and it really worked well.
Thanks Bob Jensen
Thanks! I was thinking about trying something similar. I was thinking of softer foam. Do you think the pipe insulation turned out to be the right weight?
Excellent explanation video - thank you for providing all the necessary details
Great video Tim. Oddly enough my garage started out as a Catholic Church while the monstrosity of a church was constructed across town. Because of that, they had an odd construction design for a garage, which included a soffit for pulpit lighting. My garage has a soffit where a traditional opener would go and I did not have any alternative opener ideas until now, thank you.
Wow. Never even seen one of those. Very quiet too.
I knew this style existed for commercial doors but never knew there was a residential unit.
Finally....a door opener that makes sense!!! Exactly what I need for a 7' high door in a 16' high ceiling space. No more trying to figure out how to mount the operator with the necessary bracing on a high ceiling. Now....they need to work on the pricing! $500....OUCH!
Thank you! Alot makes sense now
I love that style opener. One thing with them is there is nothing that keeps the door down other than the weight of the door. That is why that lock is there otherwise you can grab the door and just raise it, if you are strong enough to lift the full weight of the door, when it is closed. I used on a 12 foot door in a 18 foot high garage and was able to take the door vertical the 6 feet an then turn keeping it tight to the ceiling.
Nah, it does not allow the door to come up manually (even before it hits the lock).
You do not know what you are talking about.
@2:21 My friend saw a cat doing this and said, "Gee, I wish I could do that."
I told her the cat might scratch her!
@9:05 Good thing you left the string long, it came in handy.
I saw similar about a decade ago from Dalton doors. Just today I was thinking how can I put an opener in yet clear my cab. Bingo Tim reminds of this style opener, thanks
I like your scripture at the end of your vid Brother Tim. Pretty Cool!
Thanks for watching!
Welcome to our channel!
That’s great door opener luv it
Great video as always