I received this product and I am not sure if it is compatabile with my very old sears opener, it says not for use prior to 1984 models
1331984
I replaced my very old Sears Model 139.664953 garage door opener with the 955D Universal.Took only a few minutes to install and it works great.
1704591
If your old one was 1/2 hp before it should work fine. The only thing that may be different is your opener remote, it only comes with one. You may get another one after your install is complete.
1112376
Use this website, check the color of your Learn Button on your garage door opener (I had to buy a new opener and my old remotes did not work with the new opener, so that is why I purchased the 953EV. It should work with any Chamberlain garage door opener made after 1993. http://chamberlain.com/CatalogResourcesV3/en-us/shared/files/tucmanuals/114A3924.pdfThe directions are a little difficult to understand and I had to try a couple of things to get it the remote to program with my new opener.
2232907
no, only works on liftmaster, sears, craftsman chamberlian. and only on older ones from 98 forward with out my Q technology.
1657879
When I replaced mine, I went by the specs on the old opener as it was all that I had. I also had an 8 digit code. Mine has worked fine since I purchased it. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
947319
I'm sorry but I don,t know for sure, my opener is from 1993. The kit I used is for models made from 1984 to present.
755126
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.
506200
It should work. I have a garage opener that is more than 20 years old and the remote was lost. I bought a new receiver and remote from Liftmanster and replaced it and now it is working great. Good luck
805060
I can't defenitely say, but my gate mechanicals are aprox. 10 plus years old . If your current opener has the aprox. 10 pins inside that you choose your own code by selecting "1's" and "0's", then that could be a good indication that the referenced model will work for you.
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I don't know for sure. I think that this remote is for older craftsman garage door openers. Ours is 18 years old and the original remote broke. This was way cheaper than a new craftsman remote. It takes just a couple seconds to set it to the opener. The directions are easy. I liked it so much I bought one for each of our cars. I am pretty sure it says on the page for this particular remote what it works with.
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I read somewhere these don't work or Sears garage door openers. I used mine for the drive thru gate at my apartment complex. Double check the key to match or try changing the code on the opener to something simple like 3on 3off 3on 1off... if it doesn't work then your device is specific to the opener that company sells... their own special coded device.
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The Liftmaster remote clicker 387LM I purchased had a frequency compatible for my Wayne Dalton opener. The Instructions that came with the clicker listed the following information: Sears Craftsman year1997to 2004 orange button Sears 2005 to present purple button sears 1993 1996 green button. These are all listed as a type 4 and compatible for use by this clicker. My opener was also a type 4 but different set up . Instructions are straight foreward and easy to follow. If you are still in doubt try to get the frequency your opener operates on. then shop using that information I really like mine, Good luck Qing. Jimbo The Liftmaster remote clicker 387LM I purchased had a frequency compatible for my Wayne Dalton opener. The Instructions that came with the clicker listed the following information: Sears Craftsman year1997to 2004 orange button Sears 2005 to present purple button sears 1993 1996 green button. These are all listed as a type 4 and compatible for use by this clicker. My opener was also a type 4 but different set up . Instructions are straight foreward and easy to follow. If you are still in doubt try to get the frequency your opener operates on. then shop using that information I really like... » Read More The Liftmaster remote clicker 387LM I purchased had a frequency compatible for my Wayne Dalton opener. The Instructions that came with the clicker listed the following information: Sears Craftsman year1997to 2004 orange button Sears 2005 to present purple button sears 1993 1996 green button. These are all listed as a type 4 and compatible for use by this clicker. My opener was also a type 4 but different set up . Instructions are straight foreward and easy to follow. If you are still in doubt try to get the frequency your opener operates on. then shop using that information I really like mine, Good luck Qing. Jimbo « Show Less
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I would call them direct to confirm. I think it depends on how old your opener is. Sorry I could not be more help.
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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.
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I don't know the specifics of your garage door, but my house is 91 years old and this opener works like a charm. The garage door, in my case, is new, but the garage is very short, I guess that's how they built them in the '20s, I needed this opener because there wasn't enough clearance between the door and the rafters to accommodate a traditional opener. I was very happy when I got this opener installed.
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Ken, this is an excellent product but I doubt that it will work with a Stanley opener. It will work with Sears brand openers and others made by Chamberlain. I don't believe that Stanley is made by Chamberlain.
755122
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.