I have a Craftsman w/ 'MyQ' interent. I have a wall control (looks the same) and wish to mount another inside the house? Will 888LM work w/ out issues w/ the other Sears wall control?
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Good idea to check liftmaster web site or call them for compatibility questions .
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Suggest you call Lift Master's customer service for an answer. I know it works with Sears garage openers manufactured by Chamberlin but do not know if two wall controls can be connected at the same time.
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Are you wanting two control panels for a single door? This doesn't make sense for a couple reasons. First I do not think you can have more than one controller for a door. Then there is the motion sensor (it can be disabled) which is a good idea if it is located in the garage with the door. I think a better solution is to purchase the gateway device that allows control over the internet and then use a smart phone app to monitor and control the door. Liftmaster also makes a different myQ for controlling the door from a different room. It still requires the MyQ gateway. Go to Liftmaster's web page and look for the MyQ products. I believe this would be a better fit for having a second controller. Are you wanting two control panels for a single door? This doesn't make sense for a couple reasons. First I do not think you can have more than one controller for a door. Then there is the motion sensor (it can be disabled) which is a good idea if it is located in the garage with the door. I think a better solution is to purchase the gateway device that allows control over the internet and then use a smart phone app to monitor and control the door. Liftmaster also makes a different myQ for controlling the door from a different room. It still requires the MyQ gateway. Go to Liftmaster's web... » Read More Are you wanting two control panels for a single door? This doesn't make sense for a couple reasons. First I do not think you can have more than one controller for a door. Then there is the motion sensor (it can be disabled) which is a good idea if it is located in the garage with the door. I think a better solution is to purchase the gateway device that allows control over the internet and then use a smart phone app to monitor and control the door. Liftmaster also makes a different myQ for controlling the door from a different room. It still requires the MyQ gateway. Go to Liftmaster's web page and look for the MyQ products. I believe this would be a better fit for having a second controller. « Show Less
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It worked just fine with my late '80's Craftsman overhead that had a Chamberlain keypad which died. Hooked the new keypad to the inside opening pad/button just like the orginal.
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Hello! The wall control you need is the WCS213. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Lighting and Locks 1-800-334-5804
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The 829LM only works with openers that use MyQ technology. So this will not work with the 3255 model. The 888LM wall controller does not link through MyQ since it is hard wired the actual opener needs to have MyQ connectivity.
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It only works with the routers listed - Porter-Cable 690/890 Series, Bosch 1617-16-18, DeWalt* 610, 616, 618. There is little to no adjustment (unless the Craftsman is one of these listed, and re-branded.)
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I know this doesn't fully answer your question, but it did work with my Craftsman (model number unknown).
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I believe Craftsman is made by Liftmaster. Go on line to Liftmaster to make sure that it is compatible with your model.
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Is it the same garage door, if not it might be a different model & code#, that might not work? I purchased a single button LiftMaster, that works on ony one of my three garage doors. All three doors are Sears, two are the same (model /code) & one is different (model/code), al-though the three look the same. Two codes are the same and one is different! Two 3 button remotes work two dooors, but won't work on the third door. Other than that, you might want to call LiftMaster. Good luck, Mario...
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Im really not sure Don i purchased my Linear garage remote hoping it would work on my craftsman unit and it was unsuccessful
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These two links may answer your question. Copy and paste the following on your browser and click on it: Sears- Liftmaster-Chamberlain Cross Reference www.geniedoor.com Support FAQ Frequently Asked Questions 139.53661SRT, 971LM, SECURITY +, 41A5021-3, 41A5021-1E. 139.53661 SRT3 ... 139.53681, 973LM, SECURITY +, 3-BUTTON, 3-BUTTON. 139.53684 ... (Look for your logic board #) Also, ck on this link: http://chamberlain.garage-door-opener-parts.com/garage_door_remotes.asp -it mentions the 973LM as a compatible remote for the chamberlain lift.
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The 829LM will definitely work with the 888LM and the 828LM. I just set this up in my house and it works fine. The instructions that come with the 829LM do NOT cover the setup for this, so here's how it is done:Ensure that your 828LM is functioning and connected to your 888LM.Plug the 829LM into a wall outlet and ensure that the lights on the front are blinking.Press the learn button on the back of the 829LM. You will hear a beep.Press the learn button on the face of the 888LM. The 829LM will beep and the lights will go solid.That's it. You are now set up. The 829LM will definitely work with the 888LM and the 828LM. I just set this up in my house and it works fine. The instructions that come with the 829LM do NOT cover the setup for this, so here's how it is done:Ensure that your 828LM is functioning and connected to your 888LM.Plug the 829LM into a wall outlet and ensure that the lights on the front are blinking.Press the learn button on the back of the 829LM. You will hear a beep.Press the learn button on the face of the 888LM. The 829LM will beep and the lights will go solid.That's it. You... » Read More The 829LM will definitely work with the 888LM and the 828LM. I just set this up in my house and it works fine. The instructions that come with the 829LM do NOT cover the setup for this, so here's how it is done:Ensure that your 828LM is functioning and connected to your 888LM.Plug the 829LM into a wall outlet and ensure that the lights on the front are blinking.Press the learn button on the back of the 829LM. You will hear a beep.Press the learn button on the face of the 888LM. The 829LM will beep and the lights will go solid.That's it. You are now set up. « Show Less
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Unknown...However, it should work. In my own house I have 9 foot doors and I used Craftsman (Sears) openers in 2006 with extensions. Basically identical items. If the door is heavy or double I suggest using 3/4HP version, that I also have used recently for a rental property.
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Here is the list of compatible routers from the owner's manual - it would have been nice to have this when I was shopping: Bosch Models 1613 series, 1617 series (fixed base only), 1619EVS; Craftsman listed as "most Craftsman 1/2" collet routers"; DeWalt DW616, DW618 (Fixed base only); Hitachi M12VC; Makita RF1100, RF1101; Milwaukee 5615, 5616; Porter Cable 690 Series, 7529 plunge router and 892-895 series (fixed base only); Ryobi R161, R162, RE170, RE180 PL; Skil 1810, 1815, 1820, 1825. I used this table with my Craftsman and tried to use it with the Makita RF1101. The problem there lay with the Makita design, however, not this table. The router mounted beautifully to the table and bit replacement and cutting depth was a dream from the top, but the motor base would not stay locked in place in an undermount setup due to Makita's deficient lock lever design. (If you're curious about the particulars, please see my review of the Makita RF1101). This was a crying shame IMO, since the Makita is supposed to be a real workhorse, unlike my burned out Craftsman. I have now been using it with the Milwaukee 5616 for the past 3 years and it works satisfactorily.
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Powermatic uses standard width unlike Sears Craftsman which uses it own unique width. Sears is non-standard that is why I don't buy that brand.
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I put this on a Craftsman 919.195413 240 volt with very minimal alteration. I had to carefully bend the pressure relief tube to line up with the Square D fitting and I had to use a female coupler to mount the switch to the pressure tube. I had horrible luck with the original Craftsman parts and this switch is much better quality and has worked great. I would find someone to help you install this switch if necessary before I would put another Craftsman switch on ! Good luck !
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It ONLY works easily with the specific routers mentioned at their website. Others might or might not work. But the tolerance for the adjustment mechanism is minimal. I tried one of my routers that wasn't on the list and it did not fit. So give it a try but be prepared to buy one of the routers on the list. I got the Sears model that was the least expensive and just keep it mounted all the time. The lift works very well and is beautifully made.
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As far as I know, yes...but the Sears model works with it too. I would never recommend any product by this company. If you have any problems at all, they are virtually nonresponsive.