I have a broken old Model 1060-9 chain drive opener. Can I replace the drive unit with this new one and use the rest of the old system?
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I'm sorry, I just don't know the answer to this question. While investigating my options, I found a business whose purpose is installation of garage doors & openers, and rails/hardware, and they were able to answer some of my questions, including a similar question of my own: Could I replace the gears in my unit, and how much would it cost? In my case, the plastic/vinyl gears were shredded inside the casing, but the motor was still functional. I was told that you could do so, but that the time/money investment was simply not worth it, given the fairly low price of a new unit that can be swapped in and adjusted, then used for years to come. The business I consulted is called Adam's Garage Doors, LLC (their dot-com can be found by a search of 'adamsgaragedoors' and is located in central/SE Wisconsin, if you're local). I'm very happy with this unit even in the dead of this brutal winter (I live next to Lake Michigan), and have no reservations about recommending just buying a new unit.
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Pry your old one apart with a small flat screwdriver or some other suitable non-sharp tool. I used a butter knife. It can be hard to open these things, so your new one should arrive already opened and ready for you to slip your old circuit board into it. Some people mentioned reprogramming in their product reviews but this listing should be just an empty key fob (no chip, no circuit board, no transmitter) for you to put your existing circuit board/transmitter inside. Read my product review for more details.
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Yes, you can use this as a replacement. You'll still need to sync it with your main unit though (see instructions inside the box)
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I wish I could tell you for sure. In my case, I had to exchange the front plastic trim plate on the new unit with the one from my original. The drive then fit fine. You need to match up the actual part number of your original with this replacement (part number is on the white/yellow label on the drive. Hope this helps some.
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I have no idea. I would think that contacting the garage door opener manufacturer or the remote manufacturer would be your best bet. My openers were new.
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I don't see why not , I have a new one next to an older unit and they look identical but I can't guarantee it.
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Yes. But you have to actually swap it. You have to open the drive with out the system knowing. youtube has useful videos on this.
63005
Liftmaster support or Chamberlain will gladly answer that question for you (call them). My system was not listed as being compatible on their compatibility web site but a call to them answered my question. But if your system is Security+ compatible it should work.
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These unit have easy accessible drives, which can be replaced easily. Contact the vendor you purchased this from and they will send you a new unit to replace it. To remove the drive press the rectangular latch towards the upper right of the drive to expose the latch, and simply pull it out. when you get the new drive simply pop it in.
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I called the Drive Company and gave them my model number. You can find their number on their website.
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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.
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I would recommend calling the company to ask. I only have one opener in use.
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yes, this is the only drive they offer. if your unit is older best to buy with new blade so they match.
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There is a cover on the right back side that you pull off. Pull out the old drive and plug in the new.
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you probably only need part 570-1062-ND from Digikey.comI followed a you tube video that walks you through it. you will need a soldering tool.
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I have 2 units; machine running them finally died and I needed to get into them to reload the software (eek). All the conventional links to the old product do not work, but you can find the manual and the software at: http://www.projectlabint.com.au/ good luck!
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Not sure? But after programming my new opener my old one still works . I find I have to click 2 or 3 times to open