How do you install with a Craftsman opener?
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Not with this model. Chamberlain makes a universal version that will work with must openers.
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Agree with Husband, Dad, Nerd. Universal model is the best bet. If it wires like this model, you wire it into the "Safety Beam" circuit on the opener. When the beam is broken as you enter the garage the laser is activated.
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The CLLP1 is only for LiftMaster/Chamberlain openers. For other brand openers, you want the Chamberlain CLULP1 universal laser, also sold by Amazon. I think it includes a power adapter in case your opener can't provide the power necessary to run the laser.
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Hard to tell in this case. While most people know that Chamberlain makes LiftMaster, they don't know that they also make Craftsman. This issue is whether or not Sears had specs that would make it not work. So, unless you can get a straight answer from Chamberlain (and they are usually pretty good about responding), I'd go with the universal.
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I would check with the contractor who installed the garage door. They can probably best answer your question. Is there a small "box" in the garage on the wall that works with the opener? Perhaps there are matching switches in the box that you can coordinate with the opener. As Kyle indicated check the dip switches. Match them with what the installed box has and it should work.
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If you click on http://www.ebay.com/itm/41AC050-1M-Craftsman-LiftMaster-Garage-Door-Opener-Receiver-Logic-Control-Board-/270931551480#ht_838wt_916 you can find the specific part that you are looking for as well as a list of the compatible garage door openers. You can find the compatibility list for part No. 41AC050-1 at http://www.usdoorcontrol.com/item-618.html I hope this is helpful.
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The programming instructions do include compatibility with Craftsman garage door opening systems, if that helps you. I'm not familiar with the actual Craftsman remote keypad, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's much like this one but branded as a "Sears" product. Hope this helps.
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You will need a 1" spade bit to put in the "latch hole" and you will need a hole saw to put in the handle. Instalation is real easy and it comes with instructions that are easy to follow. Take your time and measure twice, then check your measurements before you drill. Use painters tape over the area to be worked on and mark it out with pencil where to drill. This does have a lock on it and a pull that pops out of the latch, so no need for any other hardware.Just an answer from one who has installed 4 of them. If I had more pocket doors I would have more of this latch. You will need a 1" spade bit to put in the "latch hole" and you will need a hole saw to put in the handle. Instalation is real easy and it comes with instructions that are easy to follow. Take your time and measure twice, then check your measurements before you drill. Use painters tape over the area to be worked on and mark it out with pencil where to drill. This does have a lock on it and a pull that pops out of the latch, so no need for any other hardware.Just an answer from one who has installed 4 of them. If I had more pocket doors I would have more of this... » Read More You will need a 1" spade bit to put in the "latch hole" and you will need a hole saw to put in the handle. Instalation is real easy and it comes with instructions that are easy to follow. Take your time and measure twice, then check your measurements before you drill. Use painters tape over the area to be worked on and mark it out with pencil where to drill. This does have a lock on it and a pull that pops out of the latch, so no need for any other hardware.Just an answer from one who has installed 4 of them. If I had more pocket doors I would have more of this latch. « Show Less
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Im not 100% on that. I installed on a Craftsman, the unit does seem to be somewhat universal and works well. Hope this helps.
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Turn the "manual release button" on the side of the opener, first in one direction, and if that doesn't work, in the reverse direction. This hasn't happened often, but every time I tried this, it worked!
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You need a garage door with a torsion spring system. This opener will not work with extension springs.
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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.
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Each manufacturer has specific remotes for their product. So you can not use a Chamberlain remote to operate Craftsman garage door opener. Even the same manufacturer can use different remote for their garage door openers. The best thing is to call the manufacturer of your product and check with them about specific remote which you can use.
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Must be compatible with the expand it connection. Not sure if craftsman is.
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Please ignore my previous answer, I was refering to hardware for a husquavarna. Not sure if that is the same for craftsman, I know that sometimes they built by them, but can't vouch for yours.
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I went to home Depot and bought what the manual said. It didn't work. Went to Amazon and bought this and it worked. Look for the model number of your garage door opener and check it against the model numbers that this device opens. this device is pretty much a universal for Genie. Good luck
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My garage door opener was a CRAFTSMAN Brand. It worked very well until now. It fit my existing BRACKET perfectly which is also by Craftsman.
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I really don't have a clue what that is. All I know is that it works great on my Craftsman 3/4 hp opener. Extremely easy to program... Find where the rest button is (mine is in the same side as one of the lights) pull cover down, press reset button, and press button on remote. The directions are included in packaging and are easy to follow.
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I'm no expert but i was looking for replacement buttons for my Craftsman Garage Door openers. The description and size of these buttons were very similar. I believe the LW3500 is Chamberlain and according to the specs should work. .................. Description Liftmaster,Chamberlain, Sears Craftsman Garage Door Opener Wall Lighted Push Button. Hope this helps. The buttons worked perfectly for me.
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It works well with my Craftsman 3/4hp chain driven opener. I really like the one-button close feature. Haven't yet tried the temporary combination functions.