My house was hit by lightening recently &amp; the error light is blinking 5 times in a row. Will this product fix part No. 41AC050-1M?
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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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Well it might be repairable as the components that were fried by the lightening strike could be replaced. The question would then be at what cost and are the components available. I think since the unit can be purchased for less than $1,000 the answer would be no as the cost of the repair and components would meet or exceed the cost of getting the unit repaired. Even getting it looked at will cost something even if only the power supply was the only part effected.
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I have purchased two of these lights. Had problems with the first only working once in a while. The company sent me a new sensor for it, but it didn't make any difference. Was just going to take it down, but our local REC said they would look at it for me. They said everything checked out good, so they put one of their sensors in it, (greased the prongs of the sensor good), and it has not failed since. When I bought the second one, I also bought a sensor from them and installed it befor I put the light up. Hope this will help you. Don
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Check the electronic eye on top of the light. I had a similar problem and it was the electronic eye. I bought a replacement at Home Depot for a little under $10 and that took care of it. Hope you can figure it out!
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I do not think so, and just went through the User Guide looking. I am back down to one line now, and believe that when it rings the appropriate line lamp flashes.cff
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I bought two. At this point both are strobing and need to be replaced. So I guess the answer is no and also it doesn't matter because product is junk
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Mary - we haven't had that issue at all with our unit. I would test it in a different wall socket and see if the issue repeats itself. If so, I would replace the bulb and, if your lamp strobes again, I think you have sufficient evidence to point to a flaw in the device. Best of luck. Hope you get it going well enough - my wife is delighted with ours. Joe
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If the brake lamps work, then probably you need a flasher for LED style lamps, not the Incandescent style. Change to a LED Flasher.
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hi tom thanks very much for your answer i was having trouble trying to find a fault in a lighting circuit but i found the problem and it is ok now thanks vince
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I do not think so, and just went through the User Guide looking. I am back down to one line now, and believe that when it rings the appropriate line lamp flashes. cff
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That's why I replaced mine. Lightning damaged the unit, and according to the manual if resetting it doesn't fix the problem, then the next step was to replace the logic board. Mine blink 5 times as well. Once I replaced it with a new board it worked (all wireless remotes will need to be reprogrammed to work with the new board, follow the manual on how to do that.) I can't say for sure if it will fix yours, best of luck.
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No. My lights all work. I think I would send it back and have A Amazon send you another.
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If brake , park , and reverse lights are working properly and it's only the flashers that aren't working my go to would be a relay or fuse. But then again it works fine with the old one so that may point elsewhere. My emergency flashers work fine but my regular turn signals don't.
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The relay is only one component of the system that makes the light turn on. The light bulb, light fixture, relay, low-voltage switch, or any of the connections between parts could be at fault. You might start with testing the light bulb. If the light bulb is still good, then its time to worry about the rest of the system. At that point I would suggest consulting with a licensed electrician.
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Hello, you need to check if your bulb is h4, ai so, if it helps, because it is the same connection
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you may be drawing too much current...if there is a relay it may only be able to handle one set of lights...computer may be a part of the "problem" and act as a safety not allowing all those lights at once. (I guess id rather have less lights than a car fire)some vehicles I have seen where you turn the "high beams" on and the low beams go out (probably to protect the wiring/relay/fuses from burning up)and some vehicles I have seen where ALL 4 lights come on..(low beam stay on and high beam also come on)(there are aftermarket kits that help you get all 4 lights on if not originally designed that way)(at least on older cars)good luck! you may be drawing too much current...if there is a relay it may only be able to handle one set of lights...computer may be a part of the "problem" and act as a safety not allowing all those lights at once. (I guess id rather have less lights than a car fire)some vehicles I have seen where you turn the "high beams" on and the low beams go out (probably to protect the wiring/relay/fuses from burning up)and some vehicles I have seen where ALL 4 lights come on..(low beam stay on and high beam also come on)(there are aftermarket kits that help you get all 4... » Read More you may be drawing too much current...if there is a relay it may only be able to handle one set of lights...computer may be a part of the "problem" and act as a safety not allowing all those lights at once. (I guess id rather have less lights than a car fire)some vehicles I have seen where you turn the "high beams" on and the low beams go out (probably to protect the wiring/relay/fuses from burning up)and some vehicles I have seen where ALL 4 lights come on..(low beam stay on and high beam also come on)(there are aftermarket kits that help you get all 4 lights on if not originally designed that way)(at least on older cars)good luck! « Show Less
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If you can wait return it to Amazon for a replacement. If you can't wait you can go to a local hardware store and get the parts for probably three dollars or so. Maybe take the parts from the other fixture to match them up. I'm an electrical contractor, and have to deal with this occasionally. Good luck!