Sometimes less is a lot more. That’s the case with the expanded line of Linear Pro Access residential and commercial garage door operators. In many cases, because we use many of the same parts model to model, dealers can stock reduced inventory, yet offer a wider range of models. Chain or belt drive. Different horsepower and voltages. You can mix and match the operators that move the best in your market. With a long history in the residential garage door operating business, Linear understands the needs and wants of a homeowner when they are updating their operator or adding to their current system. Whether you are a small local business or a large industrial warehouse, Linear will provide you with the only custom solution for all your needs. See price in cart New (9) from $56.36 + $4.68 shipping LINEAR Garage Door Openers HAE00040 Control Board LSO, LDODetailsLinear Megacode MCT-3 3-Channel Visor Transmitter FREE Shipping on orders over . Linear Garage Door Openers Control Board Direct replacement for models LD033, LD050, LS050 of Linear Garage Door Openers.
Same as old part number HAE00003, HAE00039. 10.2 x 5.5 x 2.8 inches 4.9 out of 5 stars #68,650 in Home Improvements (See top 100) #314 in Home Improvement > Building Supplies > Building Materials > Doors > Garage Doors, Openers & Parts > Keypads & Remotes 12.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) 5 star87%4 star13%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsSimple 15 min fix!Simple replacement- no need to call the garage door company!Replaced Infrared Beams AlsoEasy to swap out and control board looks exactly as ...fairly straightforward easy replacement. Hopefully this one will last me another ...It worksDIYers will save alot of money on installationEASY Do it YOURSELF Linear Megacode MCT-3 3-Channel Visor Transmitter Linear Garage Door Opener Safety Beam Set Model: HAE00002 by Outdoor Sport LINEAR Garage Door Openers HAE00001 Wall Station Linear MCT-11 1-Channel Visor Transmitter See and discover other items: garage door opener parts
Compatible with belt-drive or chain-drive T or I beam rails up to 10' Diagnostic system indicates six possible trouble conditions 100-watt courtesy light (bulb not included) Built-in MegaCode format receiver All operator controls and indicators on one side Operator includes three-button MCT-3 visor transmitter and deluxe wall station Overall Length with HBT7C/HCT7C Overall Length with HBT8C/HCT8C Overall Length with HCT10C 7-Foot Belt Drive Rail 8-Foot Belt Drive T-Rail 10-Foot Chain Drive T-Rail 7-Foot Chain Drive T-Rail 8-Foot Chain Drive T-Rail 1-Channel Key Ring Transmitter 1-Channel Block Coded Key Ring Transmitter 3-Channel Key Ring Transmitter 3-Channel Block Coded Key Ring Transmitter 1-Channel Block Coded Key Ring Transmitter & Prox 4-Channel Block Coded Key Ring Transmitter 4-Channel Block Coded Key Ring Transmitter & Proximity Tag Radio Interference Field Tester 1-Channel Block Coded Visor Transmitter
Call us today for more information or to schedule an appointment for any Garage Door Opener Repair or Installation at (763) 753-2032. The Linear LDCO800 is a DC-powered garage door opener designed with a smooth-start and soft-stop, extremely-quiet, and Energy-efficient. This is a Belt Drive opener. The Linear opener comes with a lifetime Warranty on motor and belt. Eagle Garage Door CompanySecure your garage by changing the door code from time to time. If you think someone knows the code to open your garage door or your remote has been stolen, it is time to change the code on your garage door opener. Newer garage door openers have a keypad in addition to the remote, which makes it slightly easier to change the code. If you have an older garage door that is only operated by a remote, you must physically move the switches inside the remote and door opener to change the code. Place a ladder beneath the garage door’s motor unit to reach the unit. Press the learn button located on the side of the motor and hold it down.
Release the button when the light beside it goes out to remove the old code from its memory. Push the learn button on the motor again, so its light comes on again. Enter the desired code on your keypad on the garage wall. The motor unit’s light blinks to indicate that the new code has been accepted. Press the learn button on the motor once more, so the light on the motor lights up again. Press a button on your remote. The motor unit’s light blinks to indicate the remote has been programmed with the new code. Repeat this step to program all other remotes. Take the cover off of the garage door’s remote control to expose the switches inside the remote. Repeat to change the code in all additional remotes. Move the switches inside the remote to change the code. Replace the cover on the remote control. Place a ladder beneath the garage door’s motor unit. Move the switches on the motor to change the code to match the code in the remote control. /Getty Images Suggest a CorrectionWhat does the flashing LED next to the learn button mean?
Your garage door opener is programmed with self-diagnostic capabilities. The diagnostic LED next to the learn button will flash a number of times, then pause before repeating, signifying it has found a potential issue. The Diagnostic Chart is below. 1 or 2 Flashes - One or both of the LEDs on the safety reversing sensors do not glow steadily. One flash means there is a broken or disconnected wire to a safety reversing sensor. Two flashes means a wire to a sensor is shorted out or a black/white wire is reversed. Inspect the sensor wires for a short (staple in a wire), incorrect wiring polarity (black/white wires reversed), broken or disconnected wires; replace or reattach as needed. 3 Flashes - The LED is not lit on the door control. Inspect the door control wires for a short (staple in wire), and replace as needed. Disconnect wires at the door control, then touch the wires together. If the garage door opener activates, replace the door control. If the garage door opener does not activate, disconnect door control wires from the motor unit.
Momentarily short across the red and white terminals with jumper wire. If the garage door opener activates, replace the door control wires. 4 Flashes - The safety reversing sensor sending LED glows steadily, and the receiving light is dim or flashing. The safety reversing sensors are slightly misaligned. Loosen the wing nut on the receiving sensor, clean the lens, realign the sensor until it glows steadily, then tighten the wing nut and secure the brackets. Verify the door track is firmly secured to the wall and does not move. 5 Flashes - This is a miscellaneous code. Additional symptoms will help to identify the issue. If the opener is not moving at all and you hear a short hum, look for a physical obstruction and remove it, or check if the trolley is stuck on the stop bolt. See How do I get the trolley off the stop bolt?. If the door is moving more than 6-8 inches it is likely that a force adjustment is needed. See Adjust the travel and force limits or Program the travel and force limits.