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-[* black] Your new opener comes with helpfully preset bolts that need to be taken off. Once you have the bolts, it's time to follow the steps in reverse order to put the opener back onto the rail and into working order.
- [* icon_reminder] The bolts you had earlier will be used to assemble the new motor. The bolts you just took off in this step will be used to immediately bolt the rail into the motor. Your new motor kit will have everything you need to do a complete rebuild, so if there are rusty parts, you have everything you need to do a full replacement.
-[* icon_note] Garage door opener units tend to have instruction manuals on the neat features and gadgets that come with. Ours came with a smartphone app and requires the unit is calibrated with your door. Follow the steps to setting it up as much as you can, and you'll be all set.
+[* black] Your new opener comes with preset bolts that need to be taken off. Once you have the bolts, it's time to follow the steps in reverse order to put the opener back onto the mounting frame.
+ [* icon_reminder] The preset bolts you just took off in this step will be used to reattach the opener into the frame. Your new installation kit will have everything you need to do a complete reassembly.
+[* icon_note] Read the instruction manual to properly set up your garage door opener unit.