If you release button early the door reopens.
No sensor lights garage door.
A common cause of a malfunctioning garage door sensor is lack of power supply.
Inspect each sensor to make sure the green or red power indicator lights are.
The sensors use two photo eye lenses that transmit an infrared beam between them.
If you do not see a solid illumination or your garage door is not working the problem is most likely due to the sensors being out of line.
Opener works both by remote and wall button to open but will not close by remote and only if hold down wall button until door is fully closed.
First check the sensor lights.
If you find the lights turned off in one or both the sensors it indicates that there is a problem in power supply.
The wires from the terminal block on the opener to the door safety sensors should be connected to terminals 2 and 3 on the opener terminal block.
Raise the garage door using the control button on the garage wall or the remote control unit from a vehicle.
If the sensors are not.
Safety sensors include two mounted sections one on each side of the garage door opening.
Depending on the brand of garage door you have one of the sensor lights may flash dim or go out completely when the beam is interrupted.
The lock button on the door control in on.
Check if the safety reversing sensors are aligned.
On line manual does not specify colors.
Have adjusted several times.
If they re turned on in both the sensors then there is no issue with the power supply.
Unlock the lock button if your door control has a lock button it may have been turned on.
Look for small led lights on the sensors.
The garage door sensor yellow light and the green light together create a solid illumination.
It sounds like you have a broken wire to the sensor with the green led.
Light doesn t activate on garage door opener when you cross safety sensor beam chamberlain group products which include the liftmaster chamberlain sears craftsman line of garage door openers have a feature where the opener light will turn on if you cross the safety sensor beam shooting across the opening of your garage door.