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Wayne Dalton Torquemaster Cable Drum Wrap Set

SKU: WD-347295

Description

Wayne Dalton Torquemaster Cable Drum Wrap Set

Cable Drum Wrap for Wayne Dalton Torquemaster Spring System.
Part no. 347295. Also called Cable Snubbers. These are for use with new style Wayne Dalton Torquemaster cable drum sets.

Includes:

  • Left and Right Hand Drum Wrap

Specifications:

  • Plastic Part No: 347295
  • Color: Gray
  • Manufacturer: Wayne Dalton
  • Warranty: Mfg 1 year Wayne Dalton

Features:

  • original replacement part

Compatible With:
Wayne Dalton garage doors with currently sold new style Wayne Dalton Torquemaster Plus Cable Drums

Installation Overview

This guide walks you through installing the Wayne Dalton TorqueMaster Cable Drum Wraps (part number 347295). These pieces protect the drum and help keep the lift cable correctly routed. They must be installed before the end brackets go on.

Before You Start

  • Close the garage door fully and disconnect power to the opener.
  • Wear eye protection and gloves.
  • Confirm you have both pieces: one labeled Right and one labeled Left.
  • Note: Orientation matters. Tabs on each wrap should face the same side as the label (Right tabs → right; Left tabs → left).

Watch the Quick Video

Step-by-Step (Right Side Shown)

  1. Identify Sides: Locate the labels on each wrap. Set aside the piece marked Right for the right side of the spring tube.
  2. Orient the Wrap: Hold the right drum wrap with the tabs facing right.
  3. Slide onto Tube: Slide the wrap over the right end of the spring tube.
  4. Cover the Drum: Continue sliding until the wrap goes over the cable drum assembly.
  5. Clear the Latch: Gently pull the lift cable outward just enough to clear the wrap’s latch area.
  6. Seat the Wrap: Push the wrap toward the last rib of the drum until the three catches snap into the third rib.
  7. Lock the Hinge: Rotate the hinge latch upward until you feel a solid snap. Give the wrap a light tug—if it’s latched, it won’t move.

Repeat on the Left Side

  1. Grab the piece labeled Left with the tabs facing left.
  2. Repeat the same steps: slide over the left end of the spring tube → over the cable drum → pull cable slightly to clear → snap the catches into the third rib → rotate the hinge latch up to lock.

Final Checks

  • Both wraps are fully seated against the last rib of each drum.
  • Each hinge latch is snapped fully closed (positive “click”).
  • Lift cables are properly routed in the drum grooves and clear of the latch areas.
  • You can now proceed with installing the end brackets.

Tips & Troubleshooting

  • Wrap won’t seat? Make sure you’re on the correct side and the tabs face the correct direction. Re-check that the cable is pulled slightly out of the way.
  • No positive “click” on the hinge? Press the wrap tighter against the last rib, then rotate the hinge latch again until it snaps.
  • Installed after end brackets? Remove the end bracket for that side, install the wrap as shown, then reinstall the bracket.
What are TorqueMaster cable drum wraps for?

The wraps protect and secure the lift cable at the drum. They help keep the cable in place during operation and provide an added layer of safety.

Do I need both left and right wraps?

Yes. The set includes one left and one right drum wrap. Each side is side-specific and must be installed on the correct side of the spring tube.

Can these be installed after the end brackets are on?

No. The wraps must be installed before the end brackets go on. If your brackets are already installed, they need to be removed temporarily to install the wraps.

How do I know they are locked in place?

Once the wrap is pushed into the drum rib and the hinge latch is rotated up, you’ll hear and feel a solid “snap.” Give it a light tug to confirm it’s secure.

Will these work on all Wayne Dalton TorqueMaster systems?

Yes. These drum wraps (part #347295) are designed for use with all standard Wayne Dalton TorqueMaster I and TorqueMaster Plus residential systems.

What tools do I need to install them?

No special tools are required. Simply slide the wrap into place, snap the catches into the drum rib, and lock the hinge latch upward.

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Description

Wayne Dalton Torquemaster Cable Drum Wrap Set

Cable Drum Wrap for Wayne Dalton Torquemaster Spring System.
Part no. 347295. Also called Cable Snubbers. These are for use with new style Wayne Dalton Torquemaster cable drum sets.

Includes:

  • Left and Right Hand Drum Wrap

Specifications:

  • Plastic Part No: 347295
  • Color: Gray
  • Manufacturer: Wayne Dalton
  • Warranty: Mfg 1 year Wayne Dalton

Features:

  • original replacement part

Compatible With:
Wayne Dalton garage doors with currently sold new style Wayne Dalton Torquemaster Plus Cable Drums

Installation Overview

This guide walks you through installing the Wayne Dalton TorqueMaster Cable Drum Wraps (part number 347295). These pieces protect the drum and help keep the lift cable correctly routed. They must be installed before the end brackets go on.

Before You Start

  • Close the garage door fully and disconnect power to the opener.
  • Wear eye protection and gloves.
  • Confirm you have both pieces: one labeled Right and one labeled Left.
  • Note: Orientation matters. Tabs on each wrap should face the same side as the label (Right tabs → right; Left tabs → left).

Watch the Quick Video

Step-by-Step (Right Side Shown)

  1. Identify Sides: Locate the labels on each wrap. Set aside the piece marked Right for the right side of the spring tube.
  2. Orient the Wrap: Hold the right drum wrap with the tabs facing right.
  3. Slide onto Tube: Slide the wrap over the right end of the spring tube.
  4. Cover the Drum: Continue sliding until the wrap goes over the cable drum assembly.
  5. Clear the Latch: Gently pull the lift cable outward just enough to clear the wrap’s latch area.
  6. Seat the Wrap: Push the wrap toward the last rib of the drum until the three catches snap into the third rib.
  7. Lock the Hinge: Rotate the hinge latch upward until you feel a solid snap. Give the wrap a light tug—if it’s latched, it won’t move.

Repeat on the Left Side

  1. Grab the piece labeled Left with the tabs facing left.
  2. Repeat the same steps: slide over the left end of the spring tube → over the cable drum → pull cable slightly to clear → snap the catches into the third rib → rotate the hinge latch up to lock.

Final Checks

  • Both wraps are fully seated against the last rib of each drum.
  • Each hinge latch is snapped fully closed (positive “click”).
  • Lift cables are properly routed in the drum grooves and clear of the latch areas.
  • You can now proceed with installing the end brackets.

Tips & Troubleshooting

  • Wrap won’t seat? Make sure you’re on the correct side and the tabs face the correct direction. Re-check that the cable is pulled slightly out of the way.
  • No positive “click” on the hinge? Press the wrap tighter against the last rib, then rotate the hinge latch again until it snaps.
  • Installed after end brackets? Remove the end bracket for that side, install the wrap as shown, then reinstall the bracket.
What are TorqueMaster cable drum wraps for?

The wraps protect and secure the lift cable at the drum. They help keep the cable in place during operation and provide an added layer of safety.

Do I need both left and right wraps?

Yes. The set includes one left and one right drum wrap. Each side is side-specific and must be installed on the correct side of the spring tube.

Can these be installed after the end brackets are on?

No. The wraps must be installed before the end brackets go on. If your brackets are already installed, they need to be removed temporarily to install the wraps.

How do I know they are locked in place?

Once the wrap is pushed into the drum rib and the hinge latch is rotated up, you’ll hear and feel a solid “snap.” Give it a light tug to confirm it’s secure.

Will these work on all Wayne Dalton TorqueMaster systems?

Yes. These drum wraps (part #347295) are designed for use with all standard Wayne Dalton TorqueMaster I and TorqueMaster Plus residential systems.

What tools do I need to install them?

No special tools are required. Simply slide the wrap into place, snap the catches into the drum rib, and lock the hinge latch upward.

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