Does this work with a Sears garage door opener
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what you need to do is check your original garage door opener and find the type and model it is then buy another one just like the one you had, then you will be able to program it with your garage door opener.
630341
I have a craftsman 1/2 hp opener with a purple antenna wire. They work fine with this unit
630342
I really do not know, but I doubt it. The remote control that I purchased was for a Liftmaster Garage Door Opener.
630343
I am sorry. I can't anwswer that question. Our garage door opener says Chamberlain Lift Master. It is not from Sears.
1767912
Your model is an older Genie opener with a chain drive it may not work, if you buy it and try it and it does not work return it to amazon. It does work with older models via a switch inside.
1946581
yes, this should work with your craftsman. The unit "learns" the code transmitted by your opener. Follow the steps on the instructions which come with the replacement opener. Make sure you remove the protective film in the battery compartment before using! Good luck!
23665
I read somewhere these don't work or Sears garage door openers. I used mine for the drive thru gate at my apartment complex. Double check the key to match or try changing the code on the opener to something simple like 3on 3off 3on 1off... if it doesn't work then your device is specific to the opener that company sells... their own special coded device.
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I have to assume that it would be compatible. I had a Craftsman at my old house and a Chamberlain now. This model remote works with both. I just looked on the package again(because I bought extras). It list all the garage door openers that it works with (like Chamberlain and Craftsman). It does NOT say it "may not work with some models." It says "Works with ALL major brands," and lists the eight major brands. The first time I bought this remote I got it from Sears. I bought it here because it's cheaper ($37 at Sears $23 at Amazon). The writing says it WILL work with Craftsman.
2254461
No this remote does not work with your opener. This remote has dip switches for coding. You need a "smart remote".
1050883
The kit is for openers made after 1984. It worked for my 1996 Sears opener. Look at the front and back of opener for model number and date. Also, you can remove the cover and look at your gears. You can enter your model number and see if the kit is for your opener. I hope this helps you.
1621007
i do not know. i called sears and found that my push button out side opener was too old. i ordered one from ebay. it would have been cheaper to go to sears and buy the whole setup with two remotes and a outside keypad included.
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While I cannot give a definitive answer, I would wager on "Yes" pretty heavily. Lear has detailed programming instructions on their site for interfacing to Craftsman, Chamberlain, and Overhead devices for both gates and garage doors. This box is essentially just the receiver portion of a garage door opener, nothing really special about it.
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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
1993975
If the opener (drive head) itself is currently lifting a one piece door and you have determined that this remote is compatible with the drive head of your garage door opener then it should work.
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yes. When you do the research on it you'll find out that it will work with all garage doors as long as they have the safety door sensor lights. It will do 360mh, 390mh and other openers. It will work with Lift-masters, craftsman, and chamberlain openers. Make sure you follow the instructions carefully because it programs differently than the old ones do. Go to you-tube and watch the video should you have questions.
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I don't know. It depends on the color of your button on your garage door opener. Each color uses a different remote. When I bought mine there was a description saying which color button the remote would work with. I would recommend looking at the button on your garage door opener then read the description with the color of button.
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I have to assume that it would be compatible. I had a Craftsman at my old house and a Chamberlain now. This model remote works with both. I just looked on the package again(because I bought extras). It list all the garage door openers that it works with (like Chamberlain and Craftsman). It does NOT say it "may not work with some models." It says "Works with ALL major brands," and lists the eight major brands. The first time I bought this remote I got it from Sears. I bought it here because it's cheaper ($37 at Sears $23 at Amazon). The writing says it WILL work with Craftsman. I have to assume that it would be compatible. I had a Craftsman at my old house and a Chamberlain now. This model remote works with both. I just looked on the package again(because I bought extras). It list all the garage door openers that it works with (like Chamberlain and Craftsman). It does NOT say it "may not work with some models." It says "Works with ALL major brands," and lists the eight major brands. The first time I bought this remote I got it from Sears. I bought it here because it's cheaper ($37 at Sears $23 at Amazon). The writing says it WILL work with... » Read More I have to assume that it would be compatible. I had a Craftsman at my old house and a Chamberlain now. This model remote works with both. I just looked on the package again(because I bought extras). It list all the garage door openers that it works with (like Chamberlain and Craftsman). It does NOT say it "may not work with some models." It says "Works with ALL major brands," and lists the eight major brands. The first time I bought this remote I got it from Sears. I bought it here because it's cheaper ($37 at Sears $23 at Amazon). The writing says it WILL work with Craftsman. « Show Less
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Sorry, I don't know if this will work for your door opener. Mine is a Genie so it works with it, but it isn't a universal remote.
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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 do not know if this will work with your opener but I would not buy it. The one I bought worked once and never worked again. Good luck.