Is this compatible with older Craftmans 139.53684 & 139.53716. Both have remote wires hanging from base units. Althougth the 716 is wired.
787011
i can't answer your question. being a woman , i don't do well with technical & wire questions. the only thing i can tell you is that mine was put on house in the early 80s. sorry i couldn't be more helpful p.s.this is our 2nd opener . that was in the mid 90s.it is old.
1252405
I'm sorry I can't help you with the information you need. When I replaced mine the one I was replacing was already Wireless. Your local garage door company should be able to help you with that question if they're willing to give up the information. A lot of times they won't tell you unless you're standing in front of them and they're pretty sure you're going to buy the new one from them. Good luck.
1252406
Craftsman states that any door opener later than something like 1997 is capable of using this.
755624
To the best of my Knowledge it will work with similarly wired & set up Motor-guide units and some Mini-Kota"s: Actully I have an extra brand new one I would be happy to sell Never used tried to return it but apparently was too late.
2040976
We have two of these clickers. We have not had any trouble making them compatible with a craftman and a genie. I hope this helps.
535140
Hi Christy, I'm not sure. My old remote is number 1050 10 9341. This one worked perfect for me. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1478204
not sure why it would not work. the base unit looks to be the same. I am using it o both my new base and the one I received from my mother that was her's bought in '68
1112374
Craftsman garage door openers are made by Chamberlain, so there should be absolutely no problem synching this remote with a Craftsman opener if it was manufactured after 1993. According to A Chamberlain rep., the only differences are in terms of warranty and included accessories. Various model numbers are used by Home Depot, Lowes, Sears, and other hardware stores, but the openers are the same. The customer service rep actually sent me a link to the manual for one opener which showedfive different designations for the same opener sold through each of those outlets.
1685881
Yes, I used this model to replace an older 1276 unit and it connected to the existing base and connector without any problems. It was a quick 30 second install.
233288
Yes, the Liftmaster 535LM commercial receiver works well with the 890max key chain remote. The important thing with the 890max is when programming it, make sure when you hit one of the three front buttons to match the frequency, and if it does not match with the first button press, release the 890max button and press it again. Do not rush. Be methodical. It is looking to match to the right frequency and it may take a couple tries within the time period that the "learn frequency" LED is lit.
1968038
No, I cannot answer the question. I do know that the last two versions of the base station that I used are not compatible with the new base station. How do I know this? I asked Chamberlain and I tested the new remotes with my old base stations. Chamberlain said they would not work and they did not. I contacted Chamberlain at the following address. http://chamberlain.custhelp.com/app/ask They responded within 48 hours. I hope that this helps.
389187
If your old remote has 7701V printed on the back...it's compatable. Your old one should look just like it.
684949
Must be compatible with the expand it connection. Not sure if craftsman is.
1375421
I found that most of the circuit boards are interchangeable. It's the black end pieces that are different. Make sure your end piece is exactly shaped like the one you see in the picture. My original unit had the corners mitered and I had to transplant the new board to my old unit. You can actually google the company listed that sells these and call them directly to ask if the parts are compatible.
199646
OK on mine, which is an older DIP switch type; not sure what model it is, but it's probably at least 25 years old. Other reviewers have complained about it not working Craftsman openers, which unfortunately means it's a crap shoot, but I'd guess odds are on your side. If you have a DIP switch type, pay attention to the instructions about having no middle position settings, I had to change mine to just + and 0 settings to make it work.
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The 139.53525SRT should be compatible with any 41A4315-6 logic board (see http://www.florida-operators-controls.com/Sears-Craftsman-Compatibility-s/1857.htm)
2215809
Hi, The receiver on this board is Homelink compatible. It is a replacement circuit board for some Wayne Dalton garage door opener models. Kevin
1694296
I bought this for a Liftmaster opener. As far as I could tell, it shouldn't matter if the wiring is the same --- it's just an electrical pulse that sends a voltage signal to the garage door opener. It's not like it's the remote control unit that has to be programmed. I'd say go for it, and if it doesn't work try to return it or sell it on eBay. ;)
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Thank you, Brian! All my remotes did not work with my 1265, while the wall control unit still work fine. The origial logic board was 41A5021-C. It works perfectly with this board. Apparently, the last character is just a symbol of upgrade version of the same model.