Will this remote work with a 7 switch Sears/Craftsman: model 139.53310?
997682
I believe not as the frequency and operation is very specific to Liftmaster openers.
997683
All I can tell you it works with my Craftsman garage door opener Model# 41A3066. My remotes were Clicker Brand Model CLT1 Rev. B
997684
It will work for your 7 dipswitch Sears, it worked for mine... But I would not suggest it, mine only lasted about 3 months and I went through 3 batteries, I ended up getting the lift master visor clip opener
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Don't know. they shipped us a 5 button remote instead of the 6 button we ordered. So, we are waiting on the replacement.
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I don't know if this will work with yours. But open the remote and see how many (if there are any) little switches there are. Then buy a Universal Garage Door Opener with at least the same amount of switches. Example, if your remote has 8 small switches buy a remote that has at least 8 switches so it can be programmed. http://www.amazon.com/Chamberlain-KLIK1U-Clicker-Transmitter-Universal/dp/B0013Q0S4S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1409500233&sr=8-1&keywords=universal+garage+door+remote
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Not sure. I know this remote has 10 dip switches and works with 300Mhz Frequency.Also states*NOT A UNIVERSAL REMOTE
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do not know- it worked on old craftsman model 20 years old that I plug into back of main unit
220413
Yes it will work. Two wires connect from this unit to the terminals on the opener where the Sears control box was connected.
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I'd suggest you Google Genie, get their 1-800 number, and ask them. They no longer made the kind of remote that came with my opener, so I called them and asked if the Series III was compatible. They were very helpful.
449002
I am not sure if u can program it to do that .check your current opener. There are little toggle numbered pegs in the linear opener. So I am not sure about it matching a craftsman
1111647
Yes I have a craftsman and this works perfectly with it. Similar to a remote control for your TV, this wireless clicker keypad has a variety of programmable codes to work with virtually any garage.
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I am really not sure about that remote. We use a Universal remote as well but ours is the Logitech (Harmony 610) one. I would think as ours works yours would.....hope this helps
696344
Wow, I am not sure. I purchased this remote unit to replace the exact one I had. I think it depends on the opener you are using now. I just put the battery in, reset the little switches to match the original and it works perfect.
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It will if your original remote was a 3 button. Won't work if it was a 4 button.
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I bought this for a Genie so I had no problems. I believe the Craftsman brand uses switch programming. If you have a Craftsman remote, check to see how to program. Genie uses an electronic beam to program.
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It should, but I am no expert with this remote. I bought mine for $28 shipped and i thought it was a good risk at that price. You do need a special code and patience that is inside the package and patience to get help from tech support. You will also need relays and maybe some resistors to make this work.
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I can't answer definitively yes, but I am using it with an Overhead Door brand garage door opener. If your opener has what I believe is called rolling code technology for programming your remotes, then this should work for you.
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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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My packing list says "Sears Craftsman Remote Aftermarket Replacement" (NOT Liftmaster, as per the other answer). My specs say "compatible with all programmable receivers operating at 390 MHz". It works with MY Sears Craftsman (fairly old), and I love it. I'm guessing it will work with yours.