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Re: Elevator Actuation Sprocket is Slipping

If you could post a picture of the chain system, it might help us think of things to do.

Older design garage door openers use a chain and cable loop, that has a spring tensioner in it. If you think that might help you, I can take some pictures of one. But it sounds like you don't have a fixed length loop, you just have too much friction causing the chain to jump over the sprocket.

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