Anyone have the Craftsman 1/2 horsepower chain driven garage door opener and use this product?
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It works well with my Craftsman 3/4hp chain driven opener. I really like the one-button close feature. Haven't yet tried the temporary combination functions.
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I just installed it on my 1/2hp chain drive - I believe model 53930. It has a single light at the front of the unit. It worked perfectly out of the box (even has a battery pre-installed).
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I installed it on a walk behind craftsman and it works no problem. Have used it for a full season no issues.
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Well, Patty, we actually bought a LiftMaster Security + (http://www.amazon.com/Sears-Craftsman-139-53681-Remote-Equivalent/dp/B00283W5LO) THe circuit board inside is a light green -- my wife says moss green. It worked fine -- but you've got to follow the manual instructions on synchronizing the code. After a couple years, we did end up replacing the entire opener with a different brand. I have the Craftsman openers -- not sure why we kept them. Cover my mailing costs and I'll send them to you. arboldt@bigfoot.com
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dave, i ordered this to replace craftsman model #41a6317 which is 315mhz. the liftmaster 880lm is not compatible. i'm in the process now of trying to return it to open door discount remotes. they charge 20% restocking fee plus you pay to ship it back.
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William, This is from the specs For use with Chamberlain garage door openers only I don't think I would recommend the product without contacting Chamberlain first. As you can see they say only their models. Have a super day.
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If your craftsman has an expand-it connection and a reasonable power level it should. Check hp on machine you have.
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William,This is from the specsFor use with Chamberlain garage door openers onlyI don't think I would recommend the product without contacting Chamberlain first. As you can see they say only their models.Have a super day.
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It is compatible with at least some Craftsman openers. My opener has a round green "memory" button on the back and the KLIK2U works perfectly fine with it.
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I replaced a craftsman remote . I do not have my garage door opener model # with me. but it was installed when my house was built in 1998.
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I'm not sure. I bought the cheap chain drive DC opener and this worked fine. I doubt this is the answer you're looking for, but I hope it helps a bit.
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Yes it is. Chamberlain, Lift master and Craftsman (Sears). The My Q system handles all 3 brands because Chamberlain makes them all. In fact I just bought a new Craftsman garage door opener, that was not My Q compatible . All I needed was the new control and gateway to make it work. I also have the hard wire light switch. I am able to control 2 garage door openers, outside lights and a lamp from my iPhone. Also I still have room for more.
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Hum, my experience was pretty straight forward per the instructions. However, when connecting the CLLP 1 wires to the opener it is important to reconnect the wires from the door frame mounted safety sensors to the opener just as they were originally installed. In other words if the door frame mounted safety sensor wires that connect at the opener are reversed the opener won't work. Chamberlain tech support can offer further help too.
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No sure what your asking. I have a Chamberlain Whisper Belt drive opener. I consider it an overhead model and it works fine.
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The picture shows a Craftsman but I received a Liftmaster. However, it works with the Craftsman unit. No problems.
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It's rated up to 10 amps. The description says up to 1/3 horsepower motors which is normal for a residential garage door opener. I don't have one of these units, but most of them have a fuse or fusible link so they won't catch fire if overloaded. A 1/3 HP motor wouldn't use anywhere near 10 amps except in a stall state (when the motor has power to it but is jammed --> overloaded).
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I believe it will work. It wires straight into the closest close/open switch. Mine is a early 1990's Craftsman non-wireless with Chamberlain close/open switches. Supposed to work with any hardwired system I believe. The alternative was to go to a new (and expensive) wireless system with new openers (x2 - as I have 2 garage doors). This was just way cheaper, given my limited budget. Hoping that my doors will last 5 more years before they get replaced - and this was a budget way to trying to achieve that goal.
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I checked with liftmaster customer support to be sure it would work with my craftsman opener.