If you find the lights turned off in one or both the sensors it indicates that there is a problem in power supply.
One red light on garage door sensor.
These sensors are little black boxes found on either side of the bottom of the garage door.
I moved the red one and the red light stopped blinking but the door still won t open.
Adjust each sensor in small increment by hand until the green or red power indicator lights on each are illuminated.
My genie garage door won t open.
I put a new battery in the remote too.
There usually is a light on each sensor.
Look for small led lights on the sensors.
I ll do all i can to help.
The sensors are little black boxes about the size of a deck of cards that can be found on either side of the bottom of the garage door.
Did pull screw level to see if that was an issue re engaged lever not sure if did it up or down and still same problem.
The red light on the receiving sensor glows bright red when the sensors are aligned properly.
One sensor is red and one is green.
Blinking sensors on a garage door usually aren t a good thing because they re often coupled with the garage door not working the way it should.
Whether it won t open won t close or only responds intermittently there s a lot of frustration in a garage door that just won t do what it should.
If they re turned on in both the sensors then there is no issue with the power supply.
Genie garage door opener with the red green light for detecting something in way of door closing.
One will have a green light that signifies power to the units and the other will have a red light that signifies that the sensors are seeing each other i e.
If the wiring is fine and your garage door opener is still not working then the problem may be that one of the sensors has simply failed.
This indicates the electric eyes are aligned and the circuit is complete.
Each sensor will usually have a light.
Door starts down abruptly stops goes back up.
That there are no obstructions.
Linear garage door openers have a green light on the sending sensor and a green and red light on the receiving sensor.
A common cause of a malfunctioning garage door sensor is lack of power supply.
Garage door sensor is blinking red.
This can happen from old age your basic wear and tear or even constant exposure to the sunlight.
How long have you been dealing with this.