Will this multicode 1090 receiver fit on the three terminals on the back of a new Linear LD050 garage door opener motor?
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Probably, I was able to connect one to a very old (c 1980) Wards opener but I had to swap two of the wires inside the motor unit. Looking at the multicode 1090 from the front, with the terminals on the top the circuits (like the picture) are Ground, Relay and 24 VAC. The push-button is connected between the 24 VAC and Relay terminals. The terminal that isn't connected to the push-button is Ground.
237234
I am not sure of the motor you have but the multicode 1090 receiver has 3 terminals - just attach the same 3 wire colors from your old receiver onto the 3 corresponding terminals on the multicode 1090 receiver. if you are not sure, they are well-labeled anyway.
470740
Should not matter the type of control as long as one pair of wires trigger the opener motor. If you have two wires that control the unit, the Multicode will work.
1893665
I agree with the others, I don't think it is the same. I guess you need 2 connectors to "feed" the 24 volts to the electronic of the receiver and a third connector to send the signal to the controls of the opener motor when the receiver is activated. Mike
1336258
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.
849695
Check the manufacture's web site at http://www.sommer-usa.com/fittings_garage_door_opener_s/1818.htmSince the power head is in the direct drive that opens & closes the door, extensions would seem to work. I image you would need to ensure the door is properly balanced.
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
1709983
I believe that was the number of the one I was replacing but I'm not positive. It's worth a try as you can return it if it doesn't work. I've found this to work very well with my 15-year-old Sears Craftsman garage door opener.
1992286
Not sure on your model but if yours has a program button on the opener it should work..
740528
Ideally you should know what model of garage door opener you have, the model is likely located on the back of the actual motor unit.
1431955
I'm sorry but I don't know. I found out that it fit my model opener by the web page I bought it from. They give a list of compatible models.
2219196
Unfortunately I don't know. My Liftmaster is model 1280R and logic board 41A5021-I is a good working part for it.
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.
1442794
The receiver works with homelink systems on all three of our cars. I do not know anything about CAME garage door openers, but this receiver has it's own frequency, so as long as you can connect it to your opener I would think it should work.
1116268
Based on the manual, it will work with Wayne Dalton Keeloq (372.5 MHz) units. You could verify by contacting Liftmaster online.
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
281081
Search liftmaster link, it will tell you if it is compatible, it has a comprehensive cross reference
2153001
Yes, this remote works well with several different receivers. I am currently using it on a Lift Master model.