I have a older sears opener model 139.654300 I Was wondering if this will work with it since it is a lot older one
220410
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.
220411
It should work. I had to replace a remote on a 30 year old off-brand. You replace the wall button inside your garage with this unit and it provides the communication between it and the new remote to open and close the door.
220412
This will work with ANY door or gate opener that uses a momentary push button to operate. This unit simply wires in parallel with any existing push button (or buttons). When you push the button on this remote the receiver electrically "pushes" the button for you.
220413
Yes it will work. Two wires connect from this unit to the terminals on the opener where the Sears control box was connected.
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.
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.
1633659
It will work. I installed one on a 32 year old genie unit. Read the directions carefully. It's not easy to figure out what terminals are what on the opener. Otherwise easy to install. Works from 100ish feet out through an insulated garage door
1964359
Yes, as long as your garage opener is a LiftMaster security + opener, it will work. It won't work with garage opener made before 1998 without security +.
1089874
it should work on several "brands" made after 1993 . check the liftmaster website but my opener also has the red learn button to handle the rolling code that insures security . you should have all your openers in your hand when you program the new one so you can program them all at one time
1398498
Absolutely not. They claim it will - but it won't. The one that does work is the Craftsman 9-30499 but don't buy it directly from Sears unless you're desperate - go through eBay where you can get it for $10-20 cheaper.
279736
Not sure but I guess it would if it is based on the same design. The one we bought were for the original garage doors and door openers fitted when house was built about 35 years go. Works perfectly!
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.
805060
I can't defenitely say, but my gate mechanicals are aprox. 10 plus years old . If your current opener has the aprox. 10 pins inside that you choose your own code by selecting "1's" and "0's", then that could be a good indication that the referenced model will work for you.
2093776
Yes, my opener model is 139.53910D. This number was next to light bulb on opener. Learn button is red.Old craftsman remote with 3 buttons had model number 139.53879 on the back.
1794460
I am not sure. My only advice is to find the manual for your model opener (many can be found online if you do not have a paper copy) then see what parts are compatible. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
805058
I can't defenitely say, but my parking gate mechanicals are aprox. 15 plus years old too. If your current opener has the aprox. 10 pins inside that you choose your own code by selecting "1's" and "0's", then that could be a good indication that the referenced model will work for you.
488416
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.
1380505
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.
796482
Yes it should. Simple answer - If it has a LEARN button on the opener, 940EV should work per Chamberlain. See http://chamberlain.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/207/~/chamberlain-remote-compatibility
206172
Correct. That is exactly what I did. Just make sure your model number is listed as compatible on your opener.