How to wire the COM1 and NO1 ports? Do I need to cut cables of the opener and use a wire nut?
1430984
That would probably work fine; here are the docs from their site: http://www.fortrezz.com/index.php/products/mimolite This is the important one for a garage door: http://www.fortrezz.com/index.php/component/jdownloads/finish/4/17?Itemid=0
1430985
That would probably work fine; here are the docs from their site: http://www.fortrezz.com/index.php/products/mimoliteThis is the important one for a garage door: http://www.fortrezz.com/index.php/component/jdownloads/finish/4/17?Itemid=0
1430986
I just installed the mimolite on top of the motor/opener. Removed the cover and found where the door switch was wired in... Took me less than five minutes to install as I have an power outlet right above the opener
1400929
no u only need one port on puter, both are connected to one wire. I love these speakers ,great for the money
279166
The instructions are only middling, but essentially what this does is tie to the wires coming from the push-button that opens the door. There will be a set of screw terminals on the opener that you connect the wires from the Universal to. A couple of pieces of advice: 1. Be prepared to experiment. It took me about a half day to figure the thing out. 2. Be careful with the wire that comes with the unit. It's aluminum or something, and breaks VERY easily. I had one of my wires break inside the insulation. I didn't find it until I put a meter on the wires. Once you get it in place, however, it works very well.
1955953
You will need to change the ends on either the timer, the motor, or both. I'd suggest getting a few male/female insulated spade connectors from your local hardware store, along with a cheap wire cutter/crimping tool. If you don't have basic electrical skills, then ask a friend/neighbor to do it for you. It will only take a few minutes to do the job :)
1266742
I used an old 16/2 shop extension cord and cut off one end for my wiring purposes. I also installed and wired in a toggle switch for on/off operation. There was plenty of room and easy to install the toggle switch into the attached box for wiring.
2131067
Sorry to be so slow answering. We were away for several days and just got in. I think we opened by placing a screw driver in each slot (one under clip, one at one end) simultaneously and twisting carefully. As I recall, the unit opened into two halves. Incidentally, when I tested the battery it was OK so we had a failed unit and had to order a complete replacement opener.
173860
sounds like you have a broke logic board closer inspection needed maybe a trace or two (solder connections broke)...how old is the unit determines whether to buy a new opener...in my opinion
2079163
There is not much involved to connect it... 2 wires to the wall wart (power supply) and 2 wires that go to the garage door opener itself and connect to its contacts for the receiver. I already had an external receiver so it was just a simple replacement, but you might have to find those contacts on you opener. The only thing that took me much time at all was programming the remotes for my two doors (the remotes I got were 3 button, able to work multiple devices).
243085
the way I wired it was simply power and ground. I wired it to a relay first then a switch. its really basic
673685
Here is the link to the KB website that will give you the directions on how to wire the control. http://www.kbelectronics.com/manuals/kbwc_manual.pdf
2010751
You will probably have to buy more "5 core" wire depending on where you want to install the control box. I needed 200 feet of it. It''s pretty expensive. My gate opener worked well for about 18 months then started giving trouble. A $90.00 new logic board didn't help. You might want to think twice about buying this unit.
1648735
There is a little covered box on the side with wires inside. Just remove the cover and insert your wires, connect and recover. In my application I used armoured cable and a connectore for the hole. The unit I purchased was identical to the one it replaced.
2036433
We just replaced an existing switch, so all wiring was in place. If that's what you're doing, the only other things you will need are wire cutters and a screwdriver.
546375
I did not use the connectors. I removed them and wired it direct. Working great!
1328798
I am not familiar with your opener, but The LiftMaster 850 basically just makes a contact, the same as a doorbell type switch. If you have two wires that lead to a wall mounted switch, it's almost a certainty it will work. If you have a wiring diagram inside your current opener it may help you find a voltage source to operate the LiftMaster. If you have terminals for the doorbell switch wires on the outside of the opener, just follow the wires to the inside of your opener. This will tell you what wires need to make contact to operate your opener. Disconnect and run those two wires to the Liftmaster. Very easy. I am not familiar with your opener, but The LiftMaster 850 basically just makes a contact, the same as a doorbell type switch. If you have two wires that lead to a wall mounted switch, it's almost a certainty it will work. If you have a wiring diagram inside your current opener it may help you find a voltage source to operate the LiftMaster. If you have terminals for the doorbell switch wires on the outside of the opener, just follow the wires to the inside of your opener. This will tell you what wires need to make contact to operate your opener. Disconnect and run those two wires to the... » Read More I am not familiar with your opener, but The LiftMaster 850 basically just makes a contact, the same as a doorbell type switch. If you have two wires that lead to a wall mounted switch, it's almost a certainty it will work. If you have a wiring diagram inside your current opener it may help you find a voltage source to operate the LiftMaster. If you have terminals for the doorbell switch wires on the outside of the opener, just follow the wires to the inside of your opener. This will tell you what wires need to make contact to operate your opener. Disconnect and run those two wires to the Liftmaster. Very easy. « Show Less
135855
the wire coming from the opener comes right down to this new unit. There is a button that is on the inside of the garage along with the keypad on the outside. Very simple to install and for me it's been working fine.
176131
No. You can use bare wire with the screw type terminals although they are fairly close together. I'd recommended banana plugs though.