Instead you ll need to investigate the garage door opener.
Garage door hums but does not open.
This will determine if the issue is connected to the door itself or the opener.
This can indicate a problem with the motor but it might have other causes.
Detach the opener by pulling the emergency handle downward.
This is to check whether the issue lies with the garage door itself or the garage door opener.
Many garage doors have a powerful torsion spring located horizontally above the door.
This indicates that something in the opener system has malfunctioned.
In summary the door opener chain system is in the fully open position and will not attempt to close itself.
When this happens you could get locked out of the garage.
When the door is lowered the spring winds up tightly creating a pulling force that helps lift the door up.
One such quirk is a refusal to open the door as commanded.
If you can open the door then the door is not at fault.
The first step is to locate the emergency release and disengage it do it only if the garage door is completely closed.
When you find that your garage door motor is making a humming noise but not opening and closing it typically means that it has gone off track or needs some sort of small adjustment.
The next step is to attempt to open your garage door manually.
Each time we press button to close we get a brief motor hum and then nothing happens.
If the door won t open then it s the door itself which is causing the problem.