will this work with sears model number 139.53413 garage door opener?
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Keep in mind it depends on how old your garage door opener motor is. If it is newer then this WON'T work meaning if your garage opener motor has a "brain" like a push button to learn codes...no..it won't work but if it has old school DIP switches you mannually select on the back of the garage door motor then YES these work and work well...best of luck
798842
It should work as long as your garage opener has dip switches in the back of the unit. There should be 9 positions or little switches and you just match those switches to the switches located on the back of your garage opener motor.
798843
Well, I can tell you that I had one from here and I could not get it to work, IT WAS JUNK.
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Yes as long as your garage door opener motor has DIP switches. These are the 9 pin selector switches located on the back of the garage opener motor itself, just match those switch positions to the switches located in this little blue key chain remote and you should be up and running. I have 4 of these and they work great! Good luck
997684
It will work for your 7 dipswitch Sears, it worked for mine... But I would not suggest it, mine only lasted about 3 months and I went through 3 batteries, I ended up getting the lift master visor clip opener
1246818
Just in case someone in the future has the same question. The battery is same with the same number (DJW12-4.5) and I installed this battery in my Sears 139.53918D garage door opener with no issues.
1879525
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.
278754
Not sure... I see no model number on my opener. I am using it with a Chamberlain Lift-Master Professional and works great for 2 separate doors with 2 individual codes.
1181571
Strange. I purchased two for use with a Sears opener and they both worked fine. Sounds like something to do with the receiver?Have you tried changing the code on the opener and resetting the remotes to that code?
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I'm not sure. My original Craftsman remote is a 139.53879 but since the numbers are so close I would think so.
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I don't know. I got mine at sears so there is just a sears number not a model number like you listed. I went to the sears part page and looked up the part number then matched it at Amazon. Sorry
424508
Google " Chamberlain Sears Craftsman Liftmaster 41A2817 Gear Kit" there are a few web sites that sell this part. I found one that had a list of sears serial # that it would work for. Like 50 or 60 different models
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I don't know about your model. I have a model 139.53646SRT2 and it works fine for me.
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I am not sure. My guess is that it will work. But, to be sure, call Liftmaster at 1-800-528-5880 and ask them.
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I don't think it will... that is an older form of coding... I know my father's opener is set-up like that (I installed it...It is Sears Craftsman, which is still working like new). This remote uses what is called "rolling code encryption" which is a more secure system... similar to that used on most keyless entry remotes used on vehicles. However, it should be possible to find a replacement remote for you through a third party seller. I can research it if you'd like... just need the make and model number... Best wishes! ALEX
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Julie, I looked up the part number for 139.53971SRT. The manufacturer-approved garage door opener drive and worm gear kit is part number 41A2817. I would suggest that you first remove the old gear before ordering. That way, if you can't get the old one off, you did not waste $. PS I only needed to replace the larger flat gear (which is easier to remove). Good Luck!
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I am using the unit (second one for same set of doors) on a Craftsman door that is at least 30 years old. I don't have the number handy...but as the universal simply closes the circuit to the door motor it should work just fine. I am going from memory, one thing for sure, it works for me. I hung the new door operator in the garage near the old control box and simply tied the new units "bell" wires into the terminals on the old Sears controller, and thus to the door motor. I Still use the old Sears control manual buttons to run the door up/down when inside the garage.
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I have a Sears model with a purple learn button and an amber/ orange LED. This garage door (model No. 139.53985DM) is unresponsive to this remote. Note: Your model number is typically on the opposite side of the learn button.
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I don't know your particular model, but if it has a small green button on the back of the opener it is pretty certain to work.
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That is the part number for the logic board. If you look on the opposite side of the opener (the front) you will find a model #. Look under the light cover. We can tell you based off of that number.