In need of Genie product support? Find the garage door opener manual, warranty or installation instructions for your system model, here. Please select your model below for manuals, warranties, and programming instructions. If you do not find what you need, please refer to the Customer Support contact information at the bottom of this page. ScrewDrive SeriesIS, ISL, IC, H Aladdin Connect Product Support Additional or replacement garage door opener accessories can be purchased through your local Genie professional dealer or retailer. If you do not see the product you are looking for, please call: Monday – Friday: 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. EST Saturday: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. ESTHomeLink Compatibility Bridge Programming Guide The HomeLink® Compatibility Bridge is designed to allow compatibility between a new Chamberlain, Sears Craftsman, or LiftMaster garage door opener and the HomeLink system in your vehicle. Refer to the your vehicle owner’s manual for specific instructions on programming the HomeLink system.
Your model may look different than illustrated in this programming guide. Be sure that your vehicle is parked outside of the garage before programming the HomeLink Compatibility Bridge. Two people may be needed to program the HomeLink system. INSTALL AND PROGRAM THE HOMELINK® COMPATIBILITY BRIDGE Program the HomeLink in your vehicle using the new remote control included in the HomeLink Compatibility Bridge Kit in place of your original garage door remote control. Refer to your vehicle’s owner’s manual for programming steps. Plug the HomeLink Compatibility Bridge into a 120 vAC polarized outlet, located as close as possible to your garage door opener. Press and release the YELLOW “Learn” button on the garage door opener. The “Learn” LED will glow steadily. Within 30 seconds press and hold the programmed HomeLink button in your vehicle. Release the HomeLink button when the garage door opener light blinks. If light bulbs are not installed in the garage door opener, two clicks will be heard.
Press and hold the programmed HomeLink button for 2 seconds, three times. Your door should now be operational. If you are using the HomeLink Compatibility Bridge system with a garage door opener that has a Battery Backup system, ensure the original remote control is in programmed to the garage door opener and place it in your glove box for use in the event of a power outage. The HomeLink Compatibility Bridge remote control must be kept for future programming (i.e. a different HomeLink equipped vehicle, a new garage door opener, etc.). If you need further assistance, please call HomeLink® Customer Care at 1-800-355-3515. Each of the several models of the Craftsman 1/2 HP garage door opener is operated by a chain drive. Most of the features and functions on each model work in the same way. When problems arise, following some basic troubleshooting steps will help diagnose the cause of the problem. The owner can resolve most everyday issues with Craftsman 1/2 HP garage door openers.
Make sure the outlet has power. Plug another device into the outlet to make sure it is working. Check the fuse box or circuit breakers. If fuses are blown, replace them. If circuits are tripped, reset them. Check the bottom of the garage door for snow and ice. A buildup of snow or ice can freeze the door to the ground. Clear away ice and snow on the bottom of the garage door. If the garage door has been repeatedly used, this may have tripped the overload protector in the motor. Wait for 15 minutes for the overload protector to reset before operating the garage door opener again. Check the door for anything that may be obstructing it. Remove any objects that are blocking the door from opening. Increase the up force if the door doesn't open completely. Turn the "Up" force knob clockwise to increase the open force. The "Up" force knob is usually located on the right panel of the unit, indicated by an up arrow. Extend the antenna on the back of the motor unit downward fully if the range of the remote is insufficient.
Make sure the lock feature is turned off if the door open button flashes but doesn't open the door. Check the garage door to ensure the manual lock is not engaged. Clear the memory and reprogram all of the remote controls if the garage door opens or closes on its own. Replace the lightbulb in the motor unit if the opener lights do not turn on. "Craftsman 1/2 HP Garage Door Opener Owner's Manual"; Sears, Roebuck and Co.; You May Also Like There are a variety of things that could go wrong with your Craftsman garage door. Your door may open but not close.... Garage door openers offer a convenient way to get your vehicle in and out of your home's garage with a minimum of... Like all garage door openers, Craftsman door openers have a photo eye sensor system. This helps prevent the door from closing when... Craftsman 1/2-horsepower garage door openers are shipped with a fixed cord that can be plugged directly into an available grounded household outlet....
If a garage door opener isn't working, check the remote control's battery and check the sensors on the opener itself. 22 DIY Ways to Update Your Home on a Small Budget Troubleshooting Garage Door Opener Problems How to Troubleshoot Remotes for Garage Door Openers How to Reduce Vibration on a Genie Door Opener How to Adjust a Craftsman Garage Door Opener How to Troubleshoot Craftsman Garage Door Remote Controls How to Troubleshoot a Sears Craftsman Electric Garage Opener That Will... Garage Door Opener Replacement Safety Sensors (2-Pack) Replaces damaged safety sensors Compatible with Chamberlain Garage Door Openers Includes two sensors, mounting brackets & hardware The Chamberlain garage door opener replacement safety sensors (2-Pack) help make sure your garage remains safe. The sensors project an invisible light beam across the inside of the garage door to ensure that if anything is coming in or going out, that the door automatically reverses before hitting anything or anyone.
Replaces defective or damaged sensors Detects objects in the path of opening/closing garage door to help prevent accidents Offers peace of mind and safe operation Includes 2 safety sensors, mounting brackets and 18 in. of extension wire Click here for more information on Electronic Recycling Programs You will need Adobe® Acrobat® Reader to view PDF documents. a free copy from the Adobe Web site. Will these sensors work with a Liftmaster 41A4252-78 opener manufactured 11/94? Hi Daniele - These safety sensors are not compatible to the older Chamberlain openers. The part number for the safety sensors you need is 41A4373A. will these sensors work with liftmaster 41A4201-7c 41A4201-7c is the part number from the logic board on your opener. Based on the age of the board I'm going to guess no. These sensors only work to replace sensors on openers built in 1997 and later. Will these sensors work on Liftmaster Elite? Will these sensors work for any garage?
Hello Alex, and thank you for your question. These sensors are designed for openers manufactured by Chamberlain. All brands/manufacturers use a proprietary system for their safety sensors, and there is not a universal product on the market that will fit your needs. To replace your sensors, you will need to know the make (and possibly model) of your garage door opener. Is there a replacement for the sensor connector? Hello Steve, and thank you for your question. A new sensor kit will be required if the wire has broken at the sensor. I am looking for replacement sensors for Sears Craftsman Models 129.53975srt and 139.53975srt1. Hi rr - I have confirmed that these sensors will work with the 139.53975srt1. I am unable to pull up a manual for the other opener. If the sensors on that Craftsman opener have a green and amber LED light, then these are the replacement sensors. is this the correct sensor for a model 5100?Yes you can use the Chamberlain safety sensor kit model to replace those on your Chamberlain model 5100.