There may be a large gap of space between the stop molding and the door.
Garage door opening crooked.
Your garage door has two overhead springs some doors have the springs on the side called extension springs that are responsible for opening and closing the door.
Pulling the door up and down is a garage door opener.
Energy from the spring turns the drum which either winds or unwinds the cable thereby lifting or lowering the door.
Without proper adjustment however the unit may run along the tracks unevenly.
A garage door that s out of alignment can be very dangerous.
If one of these cables is broken power from the spring can t get to the door and the door hangs crooked.
They need to have a clear line of sight between them in order for the door to work properly.
Any of these situations indicate that one or both garage door tracks need to be aligned.
Here are three possibilities.
Then look to see if the rollers are in working order.
One of the most likely culprits when you have a crooked garage door is a broken torsion spring.
Verify if there isn t a block between them.
This will cause the unit to stick.
A crooked or off balanced door.
If the opener is adjusted properly the garage door will move up and down in an even motion.
Garage doors have a cable on each side that s wound around a drum with one end attached to the door itself.
First you should check the safety sensors.
The door might be hard to open and close due to it binding.
Push the door back to adjust the door and get the center aligned again.
By pushing the door back into position you should have made the vertical track straighten.