Hi All, What do you think, can I use this Door Opener at my 40 years old home for a 7x9 garage door?
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I don't see why not. Mine is small like that but I did get a new door also. Call the company, they are very helpful.
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This is a replacement for an older "PIN" type opener. I tried using an Intellicode for my door and it didn't work because of the age of my opener. My guess is no.
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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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I'm not sure about the model number, the opener we have is a Sears from about 2004. I would think you would have to depend on the learn button color or get in touch with liftmaster. My bet is that it would work because of all the reviews and worked for me as advertised.
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I'm using the combo 535LM(commercial) with the 971LM since June. It works very well with great range. you should also verify that it will work with your current door opener.(You may have to buy a transformer to power the 535LM). HTH JerryR
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I recall that I spent some time verifying this would work with my old garage door unit. I required a ladder and a screw driver to hook it up and a regular office stapler for wire management (tacking the wires to drywall in my garage). It's been years since I did this. Your best bet is finding instructions online versus getting step by step instructions from this format (Amazon ask a question). I am not a super DIY guy, but this is something I easily accomplished.
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As a novice at electrical things, I really don't know the answer to this about wiring. I just followed the code, ups and downs, inside my old remote which was taken from inside the opener. I do find the range less than the old one, but I would rather be safe and not open the door too soon! Great item for the cost.
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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 +.
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I cannot say for sure. My opener is from the mid 90's. Since it is wired and not wireless I think that there is a good chance that it would work with an older model.
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William, This is from the specs For use with Chamberlain garage door openers only I don't think I would recommend the product without contacting Chamberlain first. As you can see they say only their models. Have a super day.
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Yes as long as your garage door opener motor has DIP switches. These are the 9 pin selector switches located on the back of the garage opener motor itself, just match those switch positions to the switches located in this little blue key chain remote and you should be up and running. I have 4 of these and they work great! Good luck
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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
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Good Question. This opener I installed on my daughter's garage. She drives a small-no frills autoso she uses a one button remote with visor clip. Owners manual does not address Home Link Try 1-800-528-9131 or www.chamberlain.com. This unit operates a !6 ft. wide door-no problem!warren
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I am not sure. I have only one opener for my 2 car garage. You may want to call or email Chamberlain directly regarding this question.
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According to the directions your garage door needs to be balanced (spring compensated). Then this opener would work great
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I wouldn't risk it. Try to get a logic board that was made for your manufacturer of garage door.
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That may be possible. You would have to find the specs on that unit and see if it's even capable of the ranges that your garage door handles. Then see if you can even change the frequency of this unit. I have not opened my all they way to see if it possible. Great idea but good luck on finding all the info needed to accomplish your goal. Sorry I couldn't be more help but you have a large task to make it work. Let us know if you acheave it.