Craftsman 139.53225SRT User Manual

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OWNER’S

MANUAL

Model No.

139.53225SRT

139.53325SRT

139.53425SRT

139.53628SRT

139.53629SRT

CRAFTSMAN®

139.53635SRT

139.53637SRT

139.53824SRT

For Residential Use

Only

Caytion: Read and follow all safety ryles and ope-ratlng instryctlons fciefore first yse of this product

Fasten the manyat near the garage door after instaflation.

GARAGE DOOR OPENER

Safety PrecautloRS

■ Assembly

Installatlo-R

Adjustment

Care and Maintenance

■ Operation

■ Troybteshootinf

■ Parts List

Complies with UL, 325 fefubticris effective January 1. 1993

Sears. Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A,

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Contents Page

A rriviuw (if nuicty aii'il ijyinl.iiii;!.... .............................2

Y(!u‘!I need looi;; Safety irtP)im.'ition rugnidirnj garaye d-oor locks

artd ropes

Testing your garage door for otioking, binding

and balance..,.,.,..

iiluntration of sectionai door installatfon- ...„..,...,.......„4

liii istrtiiion of ono-piece dmr installation ...„..„..„„....5

Cation invfentoty Hard«afe inventory. Assembiy section - pages 8-11

Asaembie i -faii

Attach cable puSloy firaoket......................

fmlloy Fn.c'cn Taail to i>j)oncn

Insiall diairi/c.:ib!f;...................................................... 10

Attach sprrxtKot covoi , .,..„....,...10

Tightori Ihe chain and ciljle

Installation section - pages 11 -- 2.7

Installaljon safely iriciructioi'is..............,..,.„„.........„....11

Doiormino bender br.icknt lotr-alion

SoetK >naJ 1.1'jCif.............................................. ....12

Onc-pi«;e dwjr

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Ailivdi the: T-raii to hfjader bsdckfct.. F'osition the opener Hang the ;>penor

Install ttii; wall conlroi .............................................. 18

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Corterits

Iffiila!! the lyjlit oi'fiJ lens Aitacfi cnicrgency release rope and handle.. F loc.lrical reiiuiretnernfs Safety revf'Ciirifj sensirr infofinaiir.in

Insiull ihe oafety revarsing sertGor......................

Fasten dcor bracket (sectional door) Fasten door bracket (one-piece door) Corinect door asm to truiicy (sectionai door).. Connect cICKX arm !o trolley (one-piece dryyr)

Ad|ustment section - pages 28 “ 30

Trav€:l limit ailjusiments.......................................

i'Vfrce adjustrnente

Tost tfic rvjioiy reversing .senr,or

1 est the iXJfC'ty revenvo system OfXìraiiirn safety instructioi e;

Càie of yoiit opener.......

Mainlc-rìance schcKitile................

Opemlion of yuur opener RtKieHcf and roiiiote control progiammH-iQ .

Having a protiiorn? .. ........... .

Kopotr prirts, rail asfs.;inbiy..........

Repair parts, inotallation Repair parte, oponor a.Gsembly Afxessones

index.........................

How to order repair parts.. Maintenartce agreement.

Warranty.......................

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Start by re¥iewlng these ¡mp«'rta.nt safety alert Sfm.bols

When you see these Safety Symbols on the following pages, they will alert you to the possibility of

serious Iniury or death Ifyo« cfo not comply wilt the corresponding instriictions. The hazard may

come from something mechanical or from electric shoclc Read the Imtmetiom emefully.

Mechanical

When you see this Safety Symbol ®n the following pages, it will alert you to the possibility of damage to your garage door anctfor the garage door opener If you do not coinptf with the corresponding .Instroctlofis. fieacf the instmetiom eamfulty.

Electrical

■

This garage door opener Is desif ned and tested to offer safe service prowided It is installed, operated* m.aintaineci and tested-lii strict'accordance with the safety instructions contained'tri this manual

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You'll Need Tools

D'uring assembly, installation and adjustment of the opener, instructions will call for hand toots shown below.

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Ля unbalanced garage dom might not remrse when required and someom under the door could Ш seriomiy irtjumd or kilted,

ff your garage door binds, sticks or Is out of balance, call for professional garage doorservice. Garage doors, door springs, cables,,

pulleys, tmcksts and their hardware are under extreme teaslon and mn muse serious iniury

or death. Do not t.ry to loosen, move or adjust,

them yourself!

Hopes left on. a garage door could cause someone to- be-co-me e-.nMfig.led and kH-led. Remove all ropes coreiected to the do.or before Installing and operating the opener.

Identify the type and height of your door and any special conditions that exist and any additional materials that -may be required by referring to the lists on page 4 or page 5.

Desaw!a,*r

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To avoid damage to the garage door and opener, disable locks before Installtag and. operating the opener, U-se a wmtd scre-w or nail to hold loc-ks In the "O'pen." funlocked) position.

Operation at other than 120V 60 Hz will cause opener malfu-nctlon and damage.

Before you begin, complete the following test to make sure your door is balanced, and is not sticking or binding;

»t rft the 'i 'or '(bout haii/ray a., shown R<4e I'-.e the

boor !t otmulij Slav :n pia< f, .uppcxted f nerelv by

lía aprifigC.

• Raise and lowe.r the door to see if there is any binding or sticking.

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' SEC-llOf"’iAI„,0odr ínstallaííosi'

Before you begin, survey your farag-e area to see whether any of the conditions ijelow apply

to your Installation.

Hortzorit*! and v»fiical rwnfofcsm««

Is r»«jed lot !lf hiwBí^íit 'gaiag« émm

(fttxirglass, sS»«!, abiwnum, cfcof with glass p«r*ts. ete.|,

S«^ fmg» 24 Im detals.

- Safety ftsviirsirtg S#awf

Bijr.cd on yr,ur porhculos rC't|usrC'rnc'*nlo, there art íViverai instalLition step'.» which rnighi call >or rnatiinals arnJ'''rjr hardware; not incliidod tn itie ccirtttn

• Gle;'( 1, parjo id ■ Ltiok a! it>e wall of ceiiinq al.'ove )iie garage '.íoor. Tire header bracket rnuGl be íiíK-Lifoly lastooed to stfuolural supports.

• oiep 5, payo 17 - Do you have a finiíthed coiiing in youf garage? ff so, i\ support bracket and additional lastoning hardware may be re(¡uired.

• Safety reversirig sensor, page 21 - Depending upon garage construction, wood blocks may rirt'd to be facionod to mounting Socatfons before sortGoro art! inst.ilierl

• Step 10, page 22 Alterrtaic floor rnounfirtg of the safety reversing senscjt will retiuire fiardware not provided.

• Step 11. page ,?4 - Do you have a steel, aiutninum. fibcrgltiSG or glass panel dottr? if so, fwn/onlal and vertical feiriforoemcnt is requirc-d.

» Look at the gamge door wftere it nieeis the floor

It must close on the floor all the way across. Other-wise, the safety reverse system may not work properly. See page 30. Floor or door shouki he repaired.

Closed Position

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Hie opener can bo inistaliifri within 2 ferrl of the left or right of the door cenler if thtrre ic a torsion Gprlng or center bearing plate in the way of ifte header bracket or door bracket area. It your ciorm has

extension springs, the opeiier must be insislloci

in the center of the da» Sec pages 12 and 24.

’ Do you have an access door in addition to iftc

garage door'? If not, Model 53702 Emergency

Key Release is required. See page 38.

’ if your door is more than 7 feet high, see the longer

rails available on page 3H

Ar'ft

You may find it helpful to refer bade to this page as you proceed with the Instaftatlon of your opener.

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LìciCfi" -CHI bnCir,, curv'-y your garagi^ Hfi-a to

see whether any of the canditioas Deievr oppiy to your Insîaiation,

Slack in ctaifi tens«»

is fWfi«»l when

gafage ikm is ctesecl.

- y'' „ . S4>i!'

'if rj'Xjf mus; 1/“^"

Bi'iced on youf p;jrticulai ferjuifernents, there am

rnyeral snnîcïlîiition steps which might C3!i fur nuhenais emeVof harily^are not included in the cadon.,

» otep 1, pi-jge 13 ■• Look at the wait or coiling above

!t:e q.iritge dour The lieadof bracket mus? be i.ecurely faslenftcJ to ■‘.îr'ucturrai suppofts.

• -SLip t). page 17 * Do you tiavo a fimched coilinn in your (¡.ifage-'’ If so. a support brrjoket and

sKlditional fasteniny ti.ardwaro («not uufipiietj) rn.iy be required

• Dafoty reverainy fienaor, p,iqc PI - D’Pponding on

garage cwnetrudion, wood blockr. may nf;ed to be seciirely Jaatoned to mounting locuiicrtc before sensors <arc; instailed.

• Step 1Ü. page 22 ~ Alîernaie floor mounting uf the

safoty leversing sanfior will rer|uire harriwaro thaï

ÎS not provicJe-d.

• Step 11. piige 25 - Cseneraliy, a one piece door

doers not require reinforcement. If your door is

ligimveighî, you atn refer to the information relating In cectiona! doors on page 24,

• Step 11, page 25 - Depending on your door's

construction, you might need addiitonai mounting

hardware for the door bracket.

• Do you have an access door in addition to the garage door? If not, Mode! 53702 Emergency Key Release is required. See page 38,

• The gap between the bottom of the garage door and the floor cannot exceed 1/4". Otherwise, the safety reverse system may not work properly. See page 30. The floor or the door stiould be repaired.

FINISHED CSilMG

Ss<3}»« .briicto

S fasi suing

hg/rfwart » r«|ttiii»d

Se«»^ 17,

Closed Position

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O.îOf

“T-friCii-J

Gti(î*jW CurrftKl

ÎAK-r rxx)i

Ann Arris

r,rw»ÿ«nsy

nolo»*

Rope S Mandli

One-Piece Door With Track

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uD, .^"31 i

mus? t>? tev®!

Closed Position

'vy\ " Dwi Stfasght

8rackb“l Ooor

You may find It helpful to refer back to this page as you proceed with the instailation of your O'pener.

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Opener Carton Inwentory

Your garag-e -door O'pener is pacicaged tn two cartons which contain all parts illustraled below. If anything is missing, carefully check the packing materia!. Parts may be 'stuck* in the foam. Hafcfware for assembly and installation is shown ofi page 7.

UmMM SM24 (f|. S3637 {2!,

S363S (2}, S3629 (t.53626 (2'}.

S34.2:5 P), 5332,5 {1}'

Three-Functitm fterndte Cwtroi

wiffi Visor Clip ('f'J

Modal 53623 Oflif

Tiir#«-Futia!op

Compaa ftmnam Gixitrof

Tro*®¥

Myipi' -,:uvr~,

5 « VI * V.'rt 'i HP's 5'. V'

M&del S3S2S only

Singte-Fufxaion. atiw-i# Controt

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End Seciions

Cabf»

Py-ltef Btiii*«

Maim 53637, .53635. & S342S,

IJfhtiij Con»fci

Wall Co«fOl

IWsjM Wai CortliOl

n I

■ isip

PAUCkot

Safety Re¥«rffl:ng ■Sm»Sf

Youning Bfack,et

With Square H<J*s (2)

Safely Rave-fSin,g Sensor

Motinli-ng Braoleet

WWh Slol (2}

!*■ Jiji ’ S<

Cufved Dom

Aim Smskm.

Safety

aitd

iiteni'lMf*

Door Plal#

•C* Wrap (2}

Oiain mnd CabI»

in D)'sp«ns.infl Canon

(2) Sa.f»t R«f«is«9 Sensor*

11 S«f>#ng Eye m41 RacirMng Eye)

2-Condii«« Wh«.i! S Whluffifai* B«l Wir#

with

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Separate all hardware from the packages in the rail carton and the opene-r carton, as shown below, for the assembly and instaliatlon procedures.

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Assembly Section: Pages 8-11

To avoid installation difficulties, not run the garage door opener yntH instructed to- dO' so.

Assembly Step 1

Assemble the T~raii & Attach the Cable Pulley Bracket

Align the 3 T rait secnons on a flat surface exactly as showiu The end sections are identical, Make sure the “arrov^ label* on tfre center sedion is

oosntinrj lov/ard ttw door,

In.'aat tfie carnrifjt- boit-C so ii-:o square brjit nocks

seat in Ific- .'■rquaro holes in the Tsai! end sections

and pass fhruug.h ttiO round holes m T-rail cerrter

sndiuri. Assemble lock nuts, ensure alignment and

tiqhton.

If Tmaii is not assembled

EXACTLY as shown, trolley wilt not travel snsoolhly along length of rail or It will

his against tfie nuts.

■Hake S'lire i»ft weeks are seated in the square holes and rails are atlffiecl before yöw tif iiteii lock nute. ($e# right and wmm§ views). Impro^r assem&lf -can cause feity »alley of».ralon, iioiss aftcKsr nul«rice- reversals.

Right Wrong

T-flÄli BÄCK (TO OPEHEH)

T-RAIl fttOWT

iTO DOOR)

• Position tie cable pulley bracket on -ftie front end of the T-rail as shown. Fasten SKurely with the hardware.

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CaKe Put«iv

Brat*«

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toe!« m'&mm

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Mill

snr

Hardware Shown Actual Size

LOC*Nut

wr - 20 * ?m‘

■HB* SCfW¥

5/16* - 13 X 7/8*

Right

Wrong

Nat

.506*-18

When tightenliif the screws, be sure to keep

braclcet parallel

to the rail.

Otherwise, the rail 'Btaf bow when opener Is operated.

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Assembly Step 2

install the Tmliey on the 'Tornii

Hardware Shown

Actual Size

Attach the threaded shaft to the trolley with the lock washer and nuts as shown.

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Hifi^sded

Irsfler Hyi

TfoI!»¥

r' .J

iltey

Loc'k Wash«f

&'tr

' As a temporary stop, msert a screwdriver into the

hole in the front end of the T~rail.

• Slide the trolley assembly along the rail to the screwciriver stop,

If trolley hits against any nuls en the T-rall, the tjolts and nuts were atttched from the wrong side and must t» repositioned. Review' Step 1.

Assembly Step 3

Fasien the T-rail to the Opener

• Place the opener on packing materiai tO: protect

the cover. For convenience, put a support under the cable pulley bracket.

• Remove the (2) 5/16*«l8x1/2‘ washerecl screws moynied in the top of the opener.

• Align the hoi-es in the back section of the T-rail with the holes in the opener.

• Fasten the rail with the (2) wasiiered. screws pnevtously removeci. Tighten securely.

Remember to- use only these screwsl Any other

screws will cause serio-us damage to the opener.

• Insert', a 5/16*-18x7/8* hex screw iii'to- the trolley

stop hole iri: the T-rail as shown. Tighten securely

with a 5/16* lock washer and nui This screw limits

trolley travel in the UP direction.

To fasten rail, use only those screws meiinted

in the top of the opener. Any other screW'S wit cause serious damage to the opener.

Washefiid Siittm

S/l6*-10»1i2*

Hix Screw

5/ir-l'8*7/a-

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Assembly Step 4

Install the Chsin/Caüíe &

Attach the Sprocket Cower

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IHI:

SertO'ys ln|urf can result If fttigers b-ecom# entangled In moving opener sproctet. Attach sprockei cover securely. Never operate opener while yoyr hand is near the opener sprocket.

dv# Chain arttfCaW«

,n',Cf fH‘ ffftnsing

3 ( Anr.u V, ¡Jíf/i- rt Knhmg.

1 mVfI ' ' )i n ÌCIf *f<

• D.-t.rh t;if 1.,'iiíií- !nu(. from the cartoli and íaMoTí it to tht- {folfi-/ wítÍ! il íii.i'jrif link fíOíTi the hardwrjte bag bet .Twclm ImK piocedure, f-'tguro 1

• W'tbi tito dt'tlcy ag-iin it the ecr»>wdnver, diepenoo the rabit around !ííh pulSoy.

• f’i(x of'd book tifound tfie opefrfif sprocket,

F igu.’f 2 Uo auf" rprockot toiith crigage bin chain Continui' forwtiid to the trolley thre,idofj sliah, Figurr,- 2

*' b , ‘ [ i f > j- M J « t <1. Í if i O ’ji H I

th*’ ciifiin P) ttio flat end of the phaf!

Check to make sure the chain is

not twisted.

• Remove the scfewdrtver.

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! I» k

FIgyfe 2

Op€fi^

Sp'ocke

Figure 3

!ns.laJl Chain and Cab»

Ffonf Tab SW

in. This 0if*ctiOf>

Spfocfcet

Cover

Baci« Tab Sfot

Tep of 0|jen«r

Master LJnls Proe^eiiur»;

Push pins of masfef ink to ftfoygh «ijle hxip and hole i.o front end of trolley. Push ca.p over pins anc! Into notches. Slide ctip-on spring over cap and ito .notches until both pins are sasorely locked.

To attach the sproctet cover.:

• Insert the back tab in the opener slot. Squee-ze the cover slightly and insert the front tab in H-m '.tot on

the mounting plate.

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Assembly Step 5

Tighten the Chain S Cable

• fjpin tho ir.hor fiut and lock •ooshcf dovvtt ttv tKro ifiO'l .haft, a'.va/ titan îtio UnlO'/

• io liijhien !l(0 chain, turn outof nut in the fiiritction iuhawn As you turn the nut, keep the chain from twisting.

• When the chain is approximately 1/2* above the base of the T-rait at its midpoint, re-tighten the inner nut to secure the adjustment.

Sprocket noise- -can result ff chain Is either too

loose o-r too tight.

When installation is complete, you may notice some chain droop with the door closed. This is normal If the chain returns to the position shown when tiie

■door is open, do not the chgiii. NOTE: During future iiialntenaiice, ALWAYS

pyll the emergency release handle io disconnect trolley before adjustin-g chain.

Outer Nut

mmrn

Chain

B»» o< T-riljf

Ifinef Mrt

You ha¥e now finished assembling your garage d-o-or opener. Please read the fo-llowlrig warnings befo-re proceedin-g to the instaiiation section:

IMPORTANT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Wm Y '

lo redyce the risk of se¥ere injury or deatli to persons;

1. READ AND' FOLLOW ALL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.

2. Install only on t properly bafance-d and'lubricated garage door. An improperiy balanced door may not fewfS'-t and could result in severe Infury or death.. Repairs to cables, spring asscmbiies

and other hardware must be made by a professional service person before Instaiiing opener,

3. Disable all lo-cks and .reroo've alt ropes cörmected to the garage- door before Instaiiing the opener. Ropes conriecfed' to a garage- door can cause entanglement and death.

4. If possible, Install door opener 7 feet or more ab-ovt floor with the emergency release handle

moyn-ted 6 feet above the floor.

-5. Do not connect the opener to po-wer so'yrce yntil Instructed to do so,

6. Lo-cat-e the Wall Control within sight of the door at a minlnium height of 5 feet where small children cannot reach and away fro-ro. all rrtO'vin:-g parts of the -door.

7. Install the User Safety instru-ctlon Label on the wall adjacent to the contro-l button, art-d the M-alnlenance Instruction Label in a prominent fo-cat'lon on the- Inside of the garage door.

8. -Upon corop-letiori: of the installation, the door must reve-rse when it c-o-mes In contact with a one-inch high object or a 2x4 laid flat on the floo'f»

9. Do no-t wear watches, rings or loose clothing while Installing -or servicing m o-pen-er. Jewelry or

loose clothing can be caught in the rRechanlsm of th® garage door -or the opener.

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Installation Section: Pages 12-27

Installatioo Step 1

Determine Header Bracket Location

Instaliaiion procedures vary according to garage door types. Follow the ¡nstruclionij which apply to your door.

■ SECTIONALDooratid ■: ■■ i ' ONE-PIECE D'Od'rWitfvTrack!

wimmuQ

If the header bracket Is not rIgWIy fastened to a structural support on the header wall or ceiling, the safety reverse system may not work properif (see page 30|. The dom might

not rewerse when requireéf Bnd eúulá cause

serious infuty or death.

The garage door springs, cables, puileys,

b-raclcets and their hardware are under extreme

tension, D& not affeinpf to- loosen, move or

adjust them yourself. Serious perso-ml m/urf or death could result. Call for professional

garage door service.

• Close the doto and nuuk ttie irisido vertical centf.ifiint* * oí the tpiraqo tJoor

• Etxierid the imo or,to ttio hcrrider wait above the

Remember, you can fasten the header bracket within 2 feet of the left or right of the door center only if a torsion spring or center bearing plate is ill the way; or you can attach II to the ceilinq defer to page 14) v/hen clearance is minima!. (!l may be mounted on the wal! upside down

if necessary, to gain approximately

1/2D)

ft you nviH to :пШ11 !hn hcadof Ьпчскс! on ¿1 Px-t (ibi wuli <>i oaHmc}). use ¡ap

SCfCnv: (fluí t.ltSHPn'CÍ! U) oncufely hvjfnn

ihi} Px4 to r.Uuutiiu! curpotts ,}>■' shown hern ,inij on fury - ÍP.

*Opon '/ou< to the- higfti-'ol

fiufnt ut iritvel -io '"tiMwn Draw ¿in intur'.,<.;;'tsng t;frri/jfital lino

ofi “!o- hoador wiill ?' atiovo

tiro tiifjh pnfot rtsi','. naight wiSi

provida travo'l oioarrH'ice for tfici top cdgii <'i t!if; door.

Door .olraranco brackets mr, avaiiaWo fra sor.tKrnat doors wbon treadriioni cioarance is

less shall ?“ See acctisoon/

page yp.

Proceed to Step 2, page 14.

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Higbtsi Pant

о1Тга¥в1

Sectional doo-r

with curved track

One-piece door

with horizontal track

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■•frack■ ]

Read the Safety instryctlons on page 12. They also apply to- doors withoo-t tracks.

Hoisd^'^r WiiJf

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............ GuMeiiin«

' Cióse the door aod mark the

inside vertical centerline of your garage door. Extend the line onto the header wail above door.

If headroom clearance is miííimal, you can instnl! the header brackel on ihc ceiling.

■MA p.i'jn 14,

• If you need to mstaU the

header bracket on a 2k4 (on wall Of ceiling}, ma lag screws (not supplied} to securely fasten the 2x4 to structural suppútis as shown.

C-r>llOMAL a-!LJMG MOUNT

Fon KCAOEfi eRACKCT

► •'.y«-"-,: P-oini

t> i r,t^ei

»fji ;; ?

iC'-

t h- 't’

a -

One-piece d<>or without track

jamb hardware

* Open your door to the highest point, of travel as

shown. Measure the distance from the top of the door to the floor, Subtract tfie actual height of the

door. Add

• Close the door and draw an intersecting horizontal line on the header wall at the determined height

If the total number of inches exceeds the height available in your garage, use the maximum height possible, or refer to page 14 for celling installation.

8* to the remainder. (See Example),

pivot hardware

EXAMPLE

Dist.inco from top oi door

(,ir highest point of travel) to floor ..........................92*

Actual height of door

Fiemainder.....................................................,.„,.....,.......,..4*

Add........................................................

Bracket height o-n header wall .....................

(Meas-ure UP from top of CLOSED door.)

...........................

-8^

Pfoceed to Step 2, page 14.

Page 14

Installation Step 2

Install the Header Bracket

You can attach the header bracket either to the wall above the garage door, or to the ceiling. Follow the instructions which will work best for your particular requirements.

Fasten the Heade-r Bracket to the Wall

Centof lire btackot on the veriinnl guideline with the bottom edge of tfre bracket on the horizontal line as shown (vrith the arrow pointing toward the ceiling).

Wall

»4

StfOCWOl

Supjiort

Highest

Pisift-t of Trsvisl

(of Garagi Door}

Verticai

Cenier

Una

Mark feiiher sf-it of bracket bolci) (do not use ihc holes clesignaieci for ceiling mount). Drill 3/16* pilot tioies and fasten the bracket securely to a structural support v/j!h the fiaidware provided.

La0 Scrftwrs

S/ir*!8J<1-7/r

TS# naii hot« » iof

mtf-. Ym musi u-t lay out)'» su

omint fli«t N5wJ»f Ijra-chst

O'pBofial

Wail MiMntteg

Mote*

Hardware Shown- Actual Size

1 ! j ! j 1 1

F—

1 i

i/i6*-ia * 1-7/8*

IjagS«*»

Wall

Fasten the Header B-racket to the Ceiling

■ Extend the vert-ical guideline onto the ceiling as shown.

Center the bracket un the verticai rnaik, no more than 6' from the wall. Make sure the arrow ¡a pointing toward ffir,' wall. The bracke! can bfj fnr.jijntod flush ar^jainsl the ceiling vrhon dearrsnee «0 minirnal.

Mark holes dfeugnated for ceiling rnntiri! only Drill 3/16" pilot holes and fasten bracket securely trj a strtictura! support With the hardware provided,

Msl} s'j M-'! j'Fbi=’J

Th« n,i . f 7 • , ,r fX' ■ ’ M Vi I !i(tU

You n 1 'IV i ■; iij >ixi< ill

<l" >■ I '■! ijf ' e !

......

........ _

Crfltef:

Vert:c»l

Caisisf tin*

tag Samws.

Page 15

Installation Step 3

Mttaeb tfte T-mil to the Header Bracket

\^\ HivA-tl

-7''\h

j-» / ' \ X

• Position the oponoi on the ^jaracje floor below the header bracket Use packinr) maleriaS as a protective bas«-

If the door spring is in the way you't! need help. Have someone hold the opener securely on a temporary support to allow the T-rai! to clear the

spring.

• Position the (able pulley bracket against the header

bracket.

• Align the bracKel hokis arid joiii witii a clevis pin as

shown. _

• Insert a ring lasiener to secure.

../.jarage

Door

lii

Hardware Shown Actyal Size

Clwts Pin

S/«* It 2-3/4"

Tflmporafy

' Support

Ring FsJstetiet

Page 16

Instaiiatlon Step 4

Position the Opener

Foliow instructions which ispplf to- your door type as illustrated.

■k 2x4 laid flat is co-nvenlent for setting an ideal door-to-T-rall distance.

• Raise the opener onto a stepladcJer. Fotr wHt nmd help at this point if the ladder Is

not tali enough.

• Open the cioor alt the way and place' a 2x4 !aJd fiat

on the top sectio-ri' be-neath the T-rail.

IÍ file top paml Mis the tmlley when you raise

the dmr, pull down m the trolley release arm to dfsconmet the inner and outer sectlms. The

tmlley can remain disconnected until Step í2 Is

comptéted.

To prewent daniafe to steel, ain'minuni:, fiberglass or glass panel doors, do not rest the opener on the door withoul ysing a 2x4.

T-fail

2*4

T»--;-—--3^

a t, ,

Slepacfcfef 4 1

Trolley

vVilfs the iJoof !utly epen anej parallel to the floor, шеаоше the dictunce fiorr. the floor to the top ot

ilto dijfjf

Uriny и oiopladdfif as a rtippoit, ms« the operier to Ihi: same distance a?> ttie door from the floor {it vnii bo at a oitijM arigio as shown).

Tfie tr>p ot the door -should be level with the top of the ofiener. Do not pcssition ihe opener more than 2" above itiis point

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1" Í '4 Hr! _

■ f \ 1

, 1 '1

i'"(\

: ij

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-—

’’ it.

tei|- tof '"fpíTit.M

'Í ‘

if \

'4 \

1:6

Page 17

Installation Step 5

Hang the Opener

Two representative insiallaitons are shown. Yours may be different Hanging brackets should be angfed, Figure 1, So provide rigid Kupport, On finished ceilings, Figtrre 2, attach a sturdy metal bracket lo otruciura! supports before installing tne opener. The bracket and fastening hardware are not supplied. See accessory pngo

» Measure the distanci! ironi ouch nde of ttie opener

lo tfse structural support.

» Cut both pjecers of ifie fionging t)racket to roquirod

lengths,. •

• Drill .'4/1C" pilot hot*, s in Ifii- '.Jrur.turnl fiuppCifl' » Attach nnn <■'’0^ 'd c.'ich bracket tf> ’ f uppor; with

b/1h‘x1 //8' l.'Hj ;ic.rows.

» Faster! tfin uporstc to the hariqi’ig braukets wilii

ГУ16’.13хГУв" 'jurewe, lock ?а1оЬ>.'г.с and riutc

»irtiGck to make сию die i ■ c«! u, сд.п?огг;с1 over the

door (i,>r in line r;th ihe hem Jar t>r.""ckpi (f thn t/rackfii !c not ct-nicTod eimve the door)

• t{amove rhv Fod oum tiic. iifjcr rriannally if me rfoor flits the reel, CJ!C'- ficrinra brtickn!

'.T

Thé opener oould fall зт1 mjore someone ¡t ;t is not properly sccun.'iL Farrfen ihc oponor

securely to structurai supports of the- garage.

Figure 1

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, \г;р)Г

^ ! i <* ?

1Ч-1 G

u. U ‘ ff Л

W trf i ^ ?V

ги/ f' fhf

Figure 2

Grease the lop and ynciers-ide of the rail surface where the trolley slides. A tube of §.rease is supplied.

Support

HHiSirt tf oi li \Wj

' /VS i‘ H'vi»'’

mi/'fr ' hu

Page 18

Installation Step 6

Instai! file Waff Control

t.4 in ,n!.-iîiO,', Ht ífi u:>‘ f ¡.¡i f<! Wif b'*!l

■//.'П f vnti' >'h* i.’j' ' n-’.v t<‘rin!ii. J't

h tSii '■ttiif W I'r-i HhlHi 1() H )inj

Ah-ltti/fBiJ lu I,

» Locate the Wall Control within sight of the door

a! a minimum height of 5 feet where small children cannot roach, and away from all moving parts of the door and door hardware. Farden the l.iglded Fusli Button Wai! Control r.t cure!’/ With fiABx 1 ■ 1 rcmwc 1 t’.e conr.oie

•'•iyir; и Â'.\, t'-AB.xr И (пСаНшд srUo dtywatl, nríll Mih" fuiS*';.'. afid u-,t- the njir.lirr',. prnvMjed

• íA.jn ihe h'C-li wiib' up tha- Л'.чН and t.’iu ceiling 1 r ífí>.,’ opomn IJi.i; iirajiated огарки; !o rmcure the

Hi r,i,;veï/j! planer Рп',’ careful ni.d tu pieice tfsci

wife With a ntafde, ííüpehy гесаИшр in u ciiod,

• Receiver terminal jcrews and the antenna are locaierî orr tfie back panel o! the openoi Position !rto aritoitna w>rr: as shown

• Then cc-nnect the bell wire îu the oponof tc-miinai r.crewr,: îo T; wtiife/i(;d to 1

• Remember to affix the User Safety irtstruclion label to the wall near the Wall Control, and the Maintenance Instruction label ш a prominent ïcentior. rn the inside of the gdrcigc decr.

if the label снТ'и;- „ivu will nut adhori-- iic yuui д.ццдо wall puriaise foi fjivr.omus ioir.u wiiti ftnic;) use tacks to s-''Cijrf; îh<;; Pthoi afangsidri !lv;; w'r-.li confroi.

FsKjO df' uipinirc: tiuw to Ofji.riatc’ ifW; f/pt-ne? using t.he liqîiîud pijidi bar r,f buticn, аь wd! ,r,‘. tfsc LewA and I iiifst tuatun-';;; v<ii tfic Delswu vV.,¡i r,^o''ftiu!

Children O'peraling or playing with a garage door opener can Injure themselves or others.

Tlie gara-ge door could close and cause serious

mjijry Of deaths

Install the Wall Cortirol (or any additional push buttons) out of the reach of children and away from all meving parts of the door and door hardware, bof where the garage door Is wisibk Do not allow children to operate the push byttonfs) or the remote controls).

A moving garage door couM щит someone

under It Activate the o-pener only when the

door is properly adjusted, you can see It deafly, and there are no obstryctlons to door travel.

Do NOT cùrmeot the power and operate the opemr at this time. The trolley will travel to the- fyll open position: but will not return to the close position until the sensor beam is

connected and properly aligned. See Safety Reversing Sensoc insiryctions

beginning’«! page 21.

Q-yidoor Kef Switch Accessory Connections

To- opener temiinal screws: white to 2; white/red to 1

LighlecJ Pus-h Button oem^e Wal! Control

Wall Control Lighted Console Wall Control

Hardware Shown Actual Size

fjlii iiJ,Ti,d::'jJ.liLiL

^■AP S ; K" ’ч

t к I'.n ,

Í V ’ ' ^ ' 1 *

Р.ДП Í 1"

, •:, í'.- 'A’jÜ ' î-'i-J

üghttïd Console

Wall Conifo!

U'r4.<î itRwf '

rV.iii Acru fj-

L ■

iZiz

Detee Wal Control

tightect ftjsfi ButtOifi Wal Control

Back PaniiS

of Opener

Ope«f

Tefminil Screws

Anfefl« -

Page 19

installation Step 7

Imtatt the Light Bttd the Lem

Install the lights

- Install a 75 wait rruiximum light bulb in the scxtket.

The light will turn ON and remain lit for approximately 4-1/2 minutes when power is connected. Then the light will turn OFF.

• if the bulb bums out prematurely due to vibration, replace i! with a standard neck "Garage Door

Opened* * bulb.

Lem Gyitte

U§nt l*M:

install the lens (excepi for Model 53225)

• Apply slight pressure on the sides of the Ittic, and slide the tabs into the slots ¡n the end panel

• Reverse thé procedure to rerriove the lens.

Installation Step 8

Attach the Emergency Release Rope and Handle

Lew Star

7S W« Ma*.:

Uoht Bulb

Do not use fhe red hanclie to pull the door open or closed. The rope knot coald become

untied and you could fall. Use the emergency

release only to disengage the trolley and. if possible, only when the door is closed.

Garage doors are heavy. If the door is open when the handle is pulled, Ihe door could close inadvertently if it is not properly

balanced. Serious injury may result to persons under the door. Make sure the doorway is clear

of persons and obstructions before pulling

handle when door is open.

. emafgancy

Reieasif Handte

• Thread one end of the rope through the hole in the lop of the red handle so •NOTICE’ reads right side up as shown. Secure with ao overhand knot.

The knot shoyld be at least 1 " from the end of the

rope tO: prevent slipping.

• Thread the other end of the rope through the hole in the release arm of the outer trolley.

• Adjust rope length so the hanclie is 6 feet above fte floor. Secure with a.n overhand knot

If it Is necessary to cut the rope, heat seal the cut end with a match or lighter to prevent unraveling.

Page 20

Installation Step 9

Electricai Requirements

To rr;dU‘:o tho nak of oiooirfo ;.;hock, your garago door opt-fU!f har- a grounding type plug with a third

grounding

type outlei.

!l the plug doesn't fit into the outio! you have,

contac.1 a qualified eiectrictan to instaii the proper

outlet.

pin. Tins plug v/ill only ht into a grounding

To pmmnt eiectmmtton or fire, Instaliatlon and wiring must be In c©tnpli.ance with local electrical and buildlrtg codes.

Oo NOT use an exlenslon cord, 2-wlre adapter. Of change the plug fn any way ta make: It fit your outlet

To awoid instaUatton difflciilffes,

do nat run the opener at this time.

If permanent wiring is reqoirecf by your local code, refer to the following procedure:

To m.ikr> ,1 pfrnicmf'fU connc-ction through the 7/'8” diameter tioic m ihn top of the opcnei ^according to ïrcat corJcr

• Remove Itio opener urver screws and cet the cover aside.

• Remove the attached 3-prong cord.

• Connect the black (itne) wire to thé screw on the brass terminât: tie white (ne-ytral) wire to the screw on the silver terminal; an:Ci the gfo-und wire to the green groonti: screw. The opener must be

gmunéeé,

• Reinstall the cover.

'©

Right

Wrong

To avoid imtalMtim difficulties,

do no! mn the opener at this time.

Page 21

Safety Reversing System

iiiferination f ou'll need before yoy begin the installation of the safety re¥ersing sensor.

The safety reversing sensor must be connected and aligned correctly before the garagi door opener will move in. the down dlrectlo-n.. This Is a required safety device and cannot be disabled.

instaltaiion procedures are the same for sectional

and one-piece doors.

Without ê propertf working safety reversing sensor, pêTsom (particularly chIMren} muté te Iniumé or Mlfed' by s elmlng f amfe door.

Read and fellow ali instructions. To protect small children,: install the safety

reversing sensor so that thé beam will be no

higher than 4'*'-S*‘ above the garage floor. Disconnect power to the garage door opener

before Instaillng the safety reversing sensor.

■

Be sure power to the opener is disconnecfed. The sending eye transmits an invisible iight beam to

file receiving eye The units can be instnised on esthet Ride ot the garage door as long as the sun novor TihineG directly into the receiving eye lens.

l.ook at the label on the connector end of each case

ÎO identify the sensors The hiackcT-R rminî be connected and tar,toned .so

that the sendifig and iecetving eyes lace each otiier as I’hown m rigun,; t

If an ohstnict'on breaks the light beeun while tfvj garage cl-nor ie ckvrng. tfm doo' win .ief/ md re''er.se t" toll open pnritiort and the opcmei lights will flash ÎO' ‘3 seconds

Ttio brackets muiU be sccurtdy fastened to a soiirj surface such as the studs on either ssdc: of ttse dour, or aiJd a piece of

ma.ronr/ consbuction

■| tie invisible light beani palli гпигД be unobctructed No pad of tho garage door {or door tracks, springs tsingoG, roiiers or other hardware) can interrupt the biioni wfiile Win fJtvjr IS rk.irariyi If it does, uRc a pieu,of wood to bnitiJ Tiut each scTiSor mouRiiru.; юсрДюп to

itio гтшп10!;'| dopih roc;uired for iight fv>am i:‘earaii<:f‘

wood a! each locrstior, if irsatallinq ifi

Sensot Seart

4.€* max.

шьлт Itoor

M) « i r i .3f5T,

4 < ’ fit ’ Ï.

(Hr''- i.jI’T' - - ■■ ^

.tlilL 1 I'jht dêMiT

Prôiætbn Атш.

Figure 1: Facing the door from inside the garage

Page 22

Instailatlon Step 10

instali the Safety Rewersing Sensor

Figures 2 and 3 show a;i.~ernbiy of brackets and “(7 wrap based on tfie fccommendcd instaflaiion of tiio sensors as sftown on page 21.

However. Figures 4 and 5 arc; variations which may fit your trsstailatiott requirements better. Make sure the wraps and brackets are aligned so the sensors will face each other across the garage

door.

• Fristen the “C“ wraps to ttie mounting brackets riavinfi square fiole;;. usinq the hardware sfiown ¡II Figure 2.

• Connact each accernbly to a siortfal Lirackot, ur.snrj ti'se hordvvaru ufiowri hi Figure 5.

Note the alignment of the brackets for left and right sides of fhe door.

• Finger tighten ihr, lock nuis,

• Use bracket niounting holes as a templale to locate and dnii (2) 3/16’ diamclor pilot holes on both Sides of the garage door, 4"-6* above the floor biit no! exceeding 6‘. (See warning on

pa.ge 21.|

• Attach bracket asse-m.bltes with iM'xl-l/S“ lag screws as shown in Figure 3.

• Adjust -right and left side bracket assemblies to the same distance out from the mounting syrface. Make sure all door hardware obstructions are cleared. Tight-e-n the nuts securely.

Figure 2

Figure 3

■iÄWÄ;

^ J 'U

««»Ä5 ifack'tt

>i ur (¡ ^ f,K l-f *

/R K ,H HoF'h

tM * 1-1/2* M*m % IS* CsiTiBg« Bote

lag Soripwii {wBfc .s<iu.ari shoohtefi

WÍ® Slot ^

•C* Wr#P:

Moorting 8r»cK0l

wfth S<|u»» Hotos

Figure 4

Alternate Wat! Mount

Mijonting S-faeket

with Si«

youiitfftg 8racfc«!

Witt! Separi Hole*

C'Wrap

Ssnsor

with WÍT#

¡■«lical&f t,%ht

Figure 5

■mate Fl-oor Mount

■■. BSof wSti wtr* todicaiof tight

FIOöl "■

MoMoting

with Síjiia-rt Hci)«ä

' . with S1«

Bracket

Attach with

eonere-l» ancho«

(not piwid«d}

Page 23

• Center each sensor unit In a *C' wrap with lenses pointing toward each other across the door (see Figure 6).

• Setsjro ';en&ois with hardware shown. Finger tighten thrj wing nut on the fecewing eye trj allow for fiiiaf adjust me fit Securely tighten the sending

cyev/ing nut.

• Ryn the wires from tX3t.h sensors to the opener. Use insulated staples to secyre wire to wait and ceiling,

• Strip 1/4* of insijfalion from each set of wires. Separate white and whitoAiack wires sufficiently to

connect to the opener icrrniria! screws: wfiite to 2

and whife/biar k to .1,

• plug in tt'ic openoi Make au.'t; the Lock Feature is

oft. Cireun irnficatoi iigiiis in botft die sefMiing and

fftCf’iving eyes will glow rJoddily if wiring conticcitons and afignenent are correrd,

If fhe ifvJicatdr light w off ¡n the receiving aye (and

the invisible light beam path is not obstructed),

aligornoni is tniymed.

• loosen the receiving eye wing nut to allow rdight rotation of unit, Adjust sensor verticalIv anri/or

horizontally until tl'ic green indicator light glows

with a stcijdy tight.

• When mdicafor tights are glowing steadily in botfi units, tighten tfio winq nut in the receiving eye umt.

Figure 6

*C* Wrap

indicato

1/4-20 X W'fi'

Trouble Shooting

If the sending eye indicatijr light rl'e-s ’>• -t g/ow

•fftoiUi// attor li'ct-jliatiori, shw-k fci

• Ueclnc ¡.'ower l-r ifir- .jpe-ner

• A sfom in the wfitfi.» oi wtittu/block wiius ■¡lim.e cart occur uinto'r .stafiins ra at scu'W turminal

ftonrKmtions.

• Incfuiect wiring betweert gensuf;, and ffpenur

• An open wire iwiift bmnki !f fho scrisjtni] eye indicator light glows

the roivtvinij eyp <r’.rii>kitor ligfit d-.w* jilt

• Chuck dliqnnirjii;

« iChf'oK tor iin Ofjun Wifr* !c tin- M' .uiving ay*'

Hardware Shown Actual Size

1/4-20 X MS*

H. U I

M '1

Bell Wirt

■o'..,

: In S I

(4 '

F>f»sii#a

CtiiBfif

Figure 7

Will WlW

I lit I Ir

I 1,11 • , n .1

Wat! Gomrerf COfSliiCitonS.

fdoned Itrs«)

V-,.

■ -~i

Smmi

CommSimt

OPENEfi. TtHM'INAL SCREWS

assssBS

!.TVir„bt<i I I'jM Bean

Pii !|i>eion Are.s

Page 24

I'listallatioii Step 11

Fasten Dom Brackei

Polle-w instructions- which app-ty to your door type as illustrated below or on page 25-

A horlzo-ntat brace should be long enoygh to be secured to- 2 vertical: supports. A vertical brace- should cover the height of the top- panel. The liustralten -shows one piece- of angle Iro-n as the horlzontaJ brace. For the vertical iraci, 2-pieces of

angle iron are used to create a "«"-shaped support. The best solytion is to chec-lc with your garag-e door

manufacturer for an opene-r installation door felnfercement Wt.

..........

To prevent damage to steel, aluni-lmjin, fiberglass or glas-s panel doors, always

reinforce the Inside of the doo-r both vertically and horlzontaJlf with art angle Iron,

Figure 1

* Ccrslur thfi doof bracket on fho '.■r.fVUHioly marked

vfMti'.a! c|üidü!ino ur.ort tor the tierKlo! brackol

inotr'-ilLitiun.

« Position ttsc bracket on llie iaao of the iIoik 'viSiiin

tl-r' t-olkwisKj lirrritc;:

A) TiiL lop edde o! Ifu:- bracket ff'-r imkaw the tof>

'’dry: of the docit,

fct 1 hi- top odye 0! t.ho bracKot Oirectly b«:-low any

;jao-tuial ouppoft acro-c.n tite top of the dfior,

» Mafk -m-.l drill 5/16" Icii and right fardening holer,.

/'.omirr,' If 10 brackot an aho-wn in Figuro 1 if Ihom ir.; vmiKad minlurnerncnt,

It your inchailation doeon't mquifo vcrticri! resniotcoment but doer need top and botlorn tardening hoies for thü door bracket, position the tjeor plait- over the doi,ft ta'ackef a/, sAjWi in Figert ;j Fori'en ct.-curc-ly wiiti foucKvare; nhown in Fsqiift 1

Hardware Shown Actual Size

NUI 5i16‘ -18

Lock Wasitwt S/16*

Orriaig* Bo«

s/ir-ia * 2-ie*

Figyre 2

Page 25

Please read and compiy with the warnln:gs a.nd reinforceniefit instryctlons on. page 24.

They apply to one-piece doors also.

Hê»m Witii

• Center the b-racket on the top of the door, in fine with the header bracket as shown. Mark holes.

• Drill S/16' pilot hole.s and fasten the door bracket with hardwa.re supplied.

If the door has no exposed framing, dritl 3/16* pilot holes and fasten the bracket with 5/16*x1 -1/2‘ lag screws fnoî supplied) to the top of the door.

The doe-r bracket way be .Inslalled on the top

edge ol the door i required for your installation. (Refer to the dotted tine optional placement drawing.) Drill 3/16" pilot holes and -substltyle

lag screws (not supplied) to fasten

the bracket to th® door.

Fo-r a -*»i wth m «*po»d or fa Ï» optlenai inslattelon.

urn mê'xMir 1*6

scrtw (not swppi«!) to fasten cj«)r bfseliai-

. Gaffiag«- Bcstt

Sfir-1Ss62*ia*

Page 26

Installation Step 12

Connect Door Arm to TroNey

Follow instryotions which apply to your doer

type as illustrated below and on page 27.

I ''SCiCTIO.NALXioprs'Orily V:''J

Make sure garage door is fully ciosizd. F‘uli !he asriii-njency re:oa;u! handie to di-inonnufl tr.o outer trollef from the inner trolley. Slide the outer troiiey back (avray tioco ihu door; about 2" as 3h0‘/,n in Figures 1, 2 and 3.

Figure 1: Figure 2:

• Fasten '.itiaigit! doo) arm sedion In otrter tfolley • Brirsq .urn o«o5ton'j togeihfu ¡'»«1 tw<> pnire of fic>!ect With a eiovie fan SriCere tlii' i.iinrHCetion wifti n iitir; tt <*! iinc; up arid |ofn ; ectien;. deieet no tar tastener. an -ft an [»>'■.csbie to ifirr*' r »' doui -hm, siyatity

* Fasten r,!i!vc-'1 'jeoi urrn !o 'Jio dor>r hnirKcrt in the

same way an ..iiirwn.

Hole AligrwTiertt Alternatlye

Figure 3:

• if tiijlr.r;. in cijfved arrri are ahovi* hides ¡n straight oint. rji'xonriect straight ann Put about 6“ trorn the solid end. Heconnect to trol!»;y witti cuf cnii

do wn ;\ ij shown,

• Bring arm eoctionr, togettrof

• Find two pairs oi lioSes tiéii bne up and joirs with sttrews, lock ’wasiiert; and r.uic.

Proceed to Adjustinent Step 1, page 2S. Trolley will .re-en§age aytomaticatly when the opener is operated.

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Assemble the Door Arm:

• Fasten the straight and cutved door arm sections together to the lorigesi possible length (with a 2 or

3 hole overlap). With ttie iluor closed, connect the straight door

arm section to ttie door bracket with a clevis pin.

• Secure with a ring fastener.

On one-piece rjcxirs, Ре!пге i;onrnx:!ing the door arm to the trolley tho travel limits must te adjusted. Limit adjustment

•cre-A's are located fv, the Lift side pariol m; etiown on pag»' 2P. Follow adiuGtnionf prctodurec below.

Fulf Ctos#tJ

Tftsiley

Огюг

Bracket Q,

Ciem- Pin stmighi

AfilJ

Rir>e

Sc««» -

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Lock S/ie*48

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FiJtyOpei

Twltey

N«l#

I t

Oosf Айв

J ) 0«f Aim

* I Cafineaor -Moie

СшЫ

Dow Afrn

С!©ш1

Door

Open Ooof

Door with

Ba-ckwereJ Stent

Door Atm

Aipstment Procedures for One-Piece Doors

Open Door Adfustment:

Decrease UP limit

' Turn the UP limit adjustmeot screw countBc

cicicicwise 5* *1/2 iurns.

' Press the Wall Control posh bar or button. The

trolley will travel to the fully open position,

' Manually raise the door to^ the open position

(parallel to the floor), and lift the -doof arm to the

trolley. The arm should touch the trolley just in

back of the do-or arm. connector hole. Refer to the fully open trolley/door arm positions in the illustraiion. If the arm does not extend far enough, adjust the limit further. One full turn squats 2* of

trolley travel.

Connect the door arm to the irofiey. * Close the door and join the curved arm to the connector hole in the trolley with the remaining clevis pin. It may

be necessary to lift the door slightly to make the connection.

* Secure with a ring fastener. » Run the opener through a complete travel cycle. If the door has a slight “tackwafcJ" slant in, full open position

as shown in the illijslration, decrease the UP limit until tho door is pafallet to the floor.

Turn iite DOWN hniit cdiuOii’eni screw ciackwcm 5 complete turns,

■ fttRsc the Wall Control push bar or button. Tho trolley wii! travel to the fully closed position.

' Manually dose the door and trit the door arrsi to the

trolley. The aim .ttiould touch the trolley just ahead ot the door arm connector hole. Refer to the fully closed trotloy/doof arm posiiior.s in the illustfation. If the arm is behind the connector hole, adjust the limit furtfier. One full turn eitunls 2' of trolley travel.

Closed Door Adjustment;

Decrease DOWN iimit

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Adjustment Section: Pages 28 - 30

Adjustment Step 1

Ad^usl the UP and DOWN Limits

Do not make any limit adjustments until !he safety reversing sensors are completely insfailed.

ijfTiit adjustment settinas regúlate the points at winch HK' d>')Oi valí stop when moving up or down

The door will stop in the up dirfiction if anything ifiterlores with door travel, The dcor wdt revorsc in t!if d’lwn direction if anything iníc-rferoí'. with the;

travel ‘mdudiriy bindnKj cc unbc'tanccHl Р01>г;':).

to operate tho uptmic, píí-'-n, U,e W-aii tTonlro! push

tail Him tbo Dpenot dsr'./ugii sj (.ompicte iravoS

eyeJo '

• Dues ihe dot« upen and сюае ujmpleiely •'

* ¡JOOS ttm ciuor stay dosod and nut revorse

unintentionaily when fuSly closed?

d your duO( passes ЬоШ of thoca tests, гш limit adjustments are necessary unless ttie reversing tes! fails (See page 30),

Improper adjustment of the tfawel limits will interf'ere with the proper operation of the safety reverse system. The dmr might not reverse

property when required and couU seri&mty Irtiuie ar kitt mmmm under it Test th# safety

reverse systtm following all ad.Jystinents to the travel llmis. See p-ape 30.

Atlitsimenl

’xl-IL__

Й)

\ \

Lift sm Рлт

Adjustment procedures are outlined below. Run

ryf'M

each adjustment Repeated operation of the opener during

adjustment procedures may cause the motor to overheat and shut off, Simply waif 15 minutes and try again.

RCriri tfiG p!Tv;cdur-c, > jccfi/lly í.'cfof»? proccodirig In

Atlyjctmonl .Stej) 2 a ccir-wdnver to mak»,' limit

u'ijijsinsonia

How and Whmn to Adjust the Limits

if the door does not open completely but opens at least five feet

sfi- r>; SC'- up travel ii,r>r hv' i 3 1>” r »* iis'-.ifn- :it

' ,ff w f loi KwiC'“ lAt* *'an t'ui .jH of If.wel if door does ftoi open ot leas! 5 feet: Adiuct th'-

ilH (lifvvii ♦'■'ii (' oc e/plj!ho‘i ir. Adjo'tmerit Ht* p 2

If the door does not dost' completely ini r-v) o i/ouu tfovoi rariift UiAVHlHn!!

.i (jiictirK'n! ci rew' aoufiti n ior;!" v o One lum

( gn,it‘ V" uf tr iV‘*l

if ijmv c!ill W'lit Uoct i ifopi'/'-'y t! / ivo'jthijfsr.q

till' aim if' sgi' )

H ytj) h iv. I Jiuctf'l ifi<* 'loor ..'III to Ifie rr a^imuni !ef/]tb and thr; fT»of ‘.till wiii no' • Loo f'onipLtoly, ioA'iT ‘he iHM'Jer H,-t 'j<' lie talirdion Lfep 1,

pciyos 12/ i 3.

«CREAS* 1МСЛМе,

í ктт «f» {

j-mvB.. 1ШШ. Щишшт Libel

If the opener reverses in fuily closed position E)ecroace down travel Turn the DOWN limit

adjustment screw siockwi.ee One turn equals 2" of travel.

If the door reverses when closing and there is no visible interference to travel cycle

If the opener lights are flashing, the Safoty noveroing Sensor is ob.structed. Ffemovo ihe obr.tfuction.

Test the door for binding: F*uH the c-rnergent-y le handle. Manually open md dose the door, if the door

IS binding, call for garage door son.iico. if the door is not binding or unbalanced, ij'jjust the DOWN (close) force. See Adjustment Step 2.

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Adjö'stfnent Step 2

Adjust the Force

Force adjur.tfTicni coritroSs arc kicated on the back

panel of the opor;er, F'jtce adjustment settings

reijuiat,,-; ttsi: amour« ct power regijirod to Operi and

dose the tJoor The dour will stop in the up direction if ariytfkng

intetforou with Its tiovoi. The door will levcrse in the

down riiroctmn if ¿ìnytfnng tnlerfores with its travo!

(ind'jciirig bif'.ding or unbalanceid doors),

(Í the forces rtro so* too ligi it, door travoi may bo

inlerrijpled i>y nuiuancii snversnJs irr tho down diiecirjn .if'd ■Popa in fh<; ly) ditection, WcattiOr eonríiíioít*'; 1..ЧП ,ifled the- (Тюг movement, so ironasionai a Iju-Cfncnt may he rieudud

rtie maximum torce ruijuctment ranne ю Thu degreer,, about ъ:а of a ocenplnte turn Du no! force controls beyond ttiat fmint. Turn forerr iitliudment controis

With a screw jnver

WARNItTti

Too much fore# on the d'OOf will Interfere with the proper operation oT the safety »vers©

system. Tfte door might not rey-erse property

when required and couU seriously Injure or kill

someone under it Do not increase the force

beyond the mlnlrmim amount recjyired to close the door. Do not use the force adjustraents to compensate for a binding or sticking gartfe door. Test the safety reverse system following all adiystments to force levels. Sm page Ж

Bück' panel oí

doöf i^ner

fmm

Ad|ustni#f(t

Coftt/ol

iil)!;, I -'.lyiSif: "ÍÍ-.

AdjtetmsBt Lafref

How and When to Adjust the Forces

Test the DOWN (close) force Grasp ttio dOi)r bottom when the door is about

halfway Shrougtr DUWN (dosei travel. Tbu' door

sfiouid r(?vc roe

travel docs not guarantee reversal on a two-inch

obstruction. See page 30. if if;e door ¡s hard to

bciid ’jr d.uosn'l reverse, decrease thi? DOWN (dose)

fOiC'; by turmruj tho contrrj! crjunterdockwsoe

Make 10 dogrtru turn ;sdjiistmoms urrtil the door

roveises normally. Alter oacti ridjustmenl, run tire

openor through a complete* cycle,

Test tho UP (open) force

Grasp ttio door bottom wtren ilio door is about

haSfwav througti UP iopejri) travoi. The door stiould

stop. !f ttie ihxrr IS tiard to hold or doesn't stop,

decreac'e i jP (opcin) force by turntnrj the control

counterclockwise.

Reversal halfway through down

Make 10 degree turn adiu.cmwiiiis until the door .stops easily. After e.acii nd|ustrrseni, nm the opt-ner througfi a cornplele travfil cycle.

H the door doesn't open at least 5 feet

Increase UP (Open) force by fuming tho control clockwise Make 10 degree turn adjustments until dorsr opens ccanpletoly. He-adjun! the UP limit if

necessary. After each adjustment, run the opener

through a compieto travel cvete.

If the door reverses during the down (close) cycle

and the opener lights aren't flashing

Increase DOWN (dose) force by turning the control

clockwise. Make 10 degree turn adjustments until the

door completes a dose cycle. After each adjustment, run the opener through n cornptelo travel cyde. Do not increase the force beyond the minimum amount required to close the door.

2Ö

Page 30

Adjustment Step 3

Tcsi The Stifety Reversing Sensor

‘ tSv; rerfK'.io irc/ntfCfl push button to opvn tho

docjr.

• FhrKf; Ibo op'OiOi carton in tho putti of thu doce

• tbfif.ft t!te retT'sote control push button to clone tibe dfxif J7)o door WIÍ! not move more than an inch,

and the opener light will flash.

Professional service is required if the opener closes the door when the safety reversing sensor is obstructed.

The garage door opener v;i!l not cióse from a remote control if the indicator light in either sensor is off (alerting you to the fact that the sensor is misaligned or obstructed).

Tile ijaracft: <1oof r:an ht 'used by pressing and huiclitiij the Wali Control push bar or button uritsi down tinvol ir, com¡)letf'd.

...........

.....

Without a pmperif working safety rewsrsing sensor, persons (particutarfy chJUrenf maid be seriously Injured or killed if ieapped by s dosing, garage' door. Repeat this test once a

iftontii.

¿d:

Si.f«iîÿ' Rtv©'fS«9 S#r^of

Adjustment Step 4

Test !he Safety Reverse System

Test:

* Placp a u.v- ¡rii’h bcoud (os a 2x<1 laid liab cm the

! ofii'.-rod iinilr.'f the garage door,

' Opof.'itf,* * the do')' m !t.e down direction. The door

must reverse on striking the obstruction.

Adlystment:

¡1 till - dora c.-r, ll'.o I'diSbuction, «î rs noi itTivoiiiiy

far Ciuouqfi ;;i îhr> rhovn dirf;f;îion.

• Incroas.; tti,> nO'/TN limit by turning the DOWN limit ad|u';truf;'!t ocr*;*w counterclockwise 1A! turn,

* fTcpoal îfm

On a sectional door, make sure limit adjustments do not force ttie door arm beyond a straight up nnd down po!' ition. See the illustration on page 26.

• Wlfun tfio d'îor mvemes on the onenneh troard,

minovu liiu ubr.ir'jcbrrn and run the opener througfi

-T or 4 concfhr.if; trove! mycie.î to test adjustrnen!.

If the door will not reverse after repeated adjustmeot attempts, call Sears Service Center for garage door opener service.

n warming''

Failure to test and adjust the safety reverse system may result In serlcms injury or death .to

Repeat this test once a month and adjust as needed.

V i

Important safety check

! i ' IH) '' I

Repeat Adjustrnont Steps 1.2 and 4 after

tjf Pt'OI ,tUi

1 I'.h til IjU

■/ iimii 1 Any (i-p

fin t’J lit

■’n/ rf‘[

An ' (>‘p air to^ or a

ttfw n!

ii.'i

)0'f

r. nt ,f

ig :springs

tn M' (,

air

iljm trtii fit w , ,"nd htff'i.V

r Mí' ) 1 f ‘h :0 oar<

1 ji (Mri r '4 t trif .

îefigîl

r tl -i _

m-'î

t f If CM

1 ; i.p 4

s';m 4, t -

Page 31

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WAUmUQ

/fv WARNING i

To reduce the risk of severe injury or death to persons:

1, READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS. 2* Do not perralt children either to- operate or to play with the opener. Keep rernole control In a

location Inaccessible to children.

3. Operate"operter oniy when the door Is In lull view and free from any obstryctton. Keep the door in sight unill ¡t Is completely closed. NO ONE SHOULD CROSS THE PATH OF THE MOViHG DOOR.

4. Checfc safety reversal system monthlf.. See page 30. The garage door MUST reveme on contact with a one-fnch (or a 2x4 board laid flat) ob|#ct placed on the floor, tf an adjustment Is made to either the force or the li-mit of travel, both adjustnicnts may ise needed and the safety reversal system myst be checked. Failure to properly adfust the opener may result In severe inlury or death.

5. If possible, yse the- emergency release only when the door Is in a cto-sed position. Caution should be taken whenever the disconnect eord is actuated with the door open. Weak or broken springs

may mme the -door to fall rapidly^ causing injury or death to persons.

B. KEEP GARAGE D-OORS PROPERLY BALANCED. See page 3. An impmperty telanced door may noi

reverse when requimd and could result In severe Injury or death. Repairs to cables, spring

assemWi-es and other hardware must be made by a professional garage door person.

7. Disconnect the electric power to the garage door operter before making any repairs or removing the

covers.

8. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

Care of Your Opener

Limit and force adjustment controls

Limit Controls Force Controls

15!2

A.i,5)U ifr'""' ^ i .«id'l

VI N-fi

Weather conditions may cause some minor changes in door opernfion requiring sortie -re adjustments, particutarSy during the first year of operation.

Fhtge;; 2B and 23 ¡etor So fite lirriS and force .idiiiútrnciit;;, Only a screwdnvm is required. Follow

itistnjriujns cari‘fii!(y

Repeat the safety reverse test (page 30| after any ndjustment ol limits or force.

Once a Month

Manwatly operate door, tf it is unbalanced or binding, call for professional garage do-or service.

Check to be sure door opens & closes fully. Adjust limits and/or force if necessary. (See- pages 28 and 29.)

Repeal the safety reverse test. Make any necessary adj-ustments (See page 30).

Adjwstrwiot Lais«l

fi.ocaied on this righi Bid« partat|

M:aintenance Sciiedul-e

Tti-e rein-ote control

f hi; >nU’ ' V 4'ii h!"' (.* 1>. ' Í ,ii‘ ri-'V, rfl'iot"

'■..F.hoi n ,r; . iiO// l.j pr. .'IC'fO /HJf

r<‘ ‘ ! /»,! t'tj h( , ,i|! O'!'' I if roi jt'ir d ■ If

f iVlO" ' f 0/ !• > < .4 II Í' Í O ■ ,roftl' n.Ji 1 If

i|! i t /1

> : <-i, I

The remote control battery The green test fight should glow and the opener

should operate- when the remote -control is activated.

If the gre-ert test licjh-t is dim or does not come on, replace the battery.

The 12 Volt battery should produce power for at least

a year. Dispose of your old- battery properly.

Twice a Year

Check chain tensten. Disconnect trolley first. Adjust if ne-cessary (See p-a-ge 11).

Ofic-e- a Year

Oil door rottefs, bearings and hinges The opener does not require additional

Iwbrlcatlon. Oo not grease the door trades.'

It Ifi'

Page 32

Operation of ¥оуг Opener

Aiiîviüc îhe о|,^епс‘Г vAlh any of the following;

1. The Remote Control. * 3-Function and Compact: ! icid ¡¿vgc pu'-Ti

cfov-Ti uniil ihc; (lo-or f.tart': to rnovn

* Single (unction: Moki pmki bntton nritis fhr- dour

rdOrlO to inOVU'

2. The Wall Control Hold puuh. bar or buUori down until ttm 4nti{ Gfart'. ti* move.

3. Tile Key Switch or Keyless Entry. (See Accr;s:;oricn)

When the opener is activated witti the safety reversing sensor inslailed and correctly aligned;

t H operi, rho door Will cur.ioo, И сНппЗ, î! will орог!,

ir h rioung, tl'ï'u do.; г w:ll roversi..-,

I! мрггшпгр the door vvili siop (akowing сро';>.; ìur

'■nUy iind nxii of polo and for mi}.

4. If tin; d.>or iiftr, been stopped iri a parìsiilly open pO.Piticsii, It Will closr:

5 If fdjsîniidr-rj while closing, the rJoor wti! revorne

6. if obsta'cteri wbde operting, tfie rim^f wiii stop.

7. Tl re garage docrr wtl( reveme ir; îiio dosing cyde when

IÎ1C invidbir beam iO irroken, If fnity operi, »hr- dfv>f vali tii'j! tJosi, v'twm ìlio beam u. I>n;>kf;n Iho ;',(?n;;.or has no efii;ct tri ttiO opc-niry;} zyclc,

и tfso :k-u‘aìì î:> iruî sf.suiiied tjf >‘уу> aiujïin-t,! cuimctiy, tiit; di.,'01 ?/r,;rs‘f :Jor>; f,4rm any funiotc- cofrirol You can rrlosç the dora witf'r t!* Wall Contrid. tfre Key Switch, or Keyltms Frthy. hr)wever, if yni; acfiv.ite them uniil 0OW/Î travel III cnnifilote И you r'Yu.i.'m itmm loo soon, the wiit rnvcioe

4 fw; ;.1рмг,ог tifjiifi; will blink Un 5 uo’iandn when tficr ¡■•'Yo'y 'u-vro'enri boru'.crr causer. ‘Tie tloor to reverra

The Opener Lights wd îtim on ¡mder tiw foiiuv/inrj condittnnv УЛгоп tfii; Opener is irsitiatly plurjqcd in, whan Uio petwer fs inierruptfd, when îtso opener tr activated. It W1Ü turn off autornatiually after 4-LT minuier. or provide crjrudant lii'jfit wfion the I njhl Ipaiun.* lu acîivaled Bulb

us/c- IS 7b watts, Fn;-r/!nmm

Weak or bmkm springs couM allow an open

door to- fall (etth-er rapM-iy or unexpectetlfyl.

-resulting in serious injuryt death- -or properly dam.a-g&. If possible, use the einergency

release rope and handle only whm the door is fully closed.

To open the door manually;

The rJuu' .vfruuld be lully dtj;-od if pormiblC'

t''ul! d; w.ri f'.M', Ibt: red

r;merqi';n(.;y retear.e

handle and lift the fiocif manuaitv 1 o

reconnect the door trj

iFuW [Vj^u)

Manual disconnect

position

The lockout feature prevents ttifr trolley from recrainoctisig

‘.H Pm[[ fhf'"*

t.'rntjrgcncy htjndh? down and back (ttjward the op'Cneri. The dCfor ran iheri be rarsed and

lowered manually a& often as necesitaiy. To dr.'tengago tfre lockout foaitire, pul! the emorgency handle etraighi down Ittfr trolly/ wtll rermnnect on t!<e next UP or DOWN operntion

the opoiK.v. presr, it''e Wall Cf'.rilroi ptich bar or buHori

T'Owards C^*o*r)

Lockout position

Operation of the Wall Control

Pnm.e Till tsuiitH'.j ii,it vr butten lir Open r r

cinse if if? don,г

I'rerv .'igriin to r'f’W.v.vL* the dfx'ir duririg Use 'insuig

c'/do fif to ,‘ïi;y? tiv? cioof wtiile it‘o openiiiQ,

Deluxe LighiecJ Conrrote (mode! 53824 only) Light feature; iT.,*;;-'? the ( ight I'H’tton. If ift.."- oper'icr

light ti: off, it will turn on.

If iho opovior lifjfit is ОЛ, ir,-v<jn in the 4-1/? rniriutc;

aiiî'jin,’,jîîc cyclop it v/iii turn nil

But if you nur ¡tie light butti>n to turn thi* ligfi! on

and than aclivab? 1‘ie oporicr, the light will turn off uftitr 4- I/O fr.inuîes.

The; t fgfit bidton will rio! i;<j!ifr.ol tfto opevifir liyfiî

wiion ttic (ioo! !C in motion.

Lock feature; T'tie l.ock foatufc i.c dadgned to prevent operation of the door irorn pnirtaLile remote LTiritrolio Hriwovfci. the dexsr wiii open :tnd close ffoni the i)olijxe Wall Control push bar. the Key Switch and the Muiti-Funetton Keyter.v LntiV-

To activate: Press arsd hold the Lock biitton lor

2 socondn Til*.’ push bar fiejW wsli tiacfi as long as

tlio lock feature is on. To turn off: Ptor.s and hold ttie Luck button again

fur 2 seconds.The purit bar iiutit will ;>top flashing

Nurtr.al uperalion will resume. Fho Lock foatufc will also turn off wfienover ttio SRT butlori on the oponaf end ff.inr*! ¡0 .icfivated.

Page 33

Receiver and Remote Control Programming

r, a\¡¡\/ rV'U' rulí'íi modiijcat^orio oi this

re*'"iV-;8 trar:.i5e pifo?

the code or r*íphii,,inq the baftorv. THERE ARE H0

OTHER USER SERVICEABLE PARTS, '

Models with 3-funcÜon remote controls; The

remoto controls') has been tariory set io operate With the Inrge push button. However, you can use eiltior of the two small fjuHons, if you prefer. And, the 34unction remote control(s) can also activate additional garage rioor openers and/or light controls.

Below are instructions for programming your opener

to matcti the rjther buttons on your remote crjntroi;;

and any additionrjt rornote controls you may

purchase. -Soe availtiblu acocssorimi on paye 33.

Models with a singfe-function remote control;

ihr- go rape door wiii oporato v/ticn you press the

rernute rrontrol pusti bution Ketor tu tíie infurrnattrjri below if yrai want to add a 3-funoiion remote control or erase vuur programmed oodu.

53000SRT Series Garage Door Openers

(With "SRT" Button)

Your *SHT" gararjo door opener will upttrate with as

a.any ar, four YiRT" portabie remote controts anfi

one Muln Function Kovlos::, Fintty,

àk WARNING:

Children operating or playing with a garage

door ope-ner can Injure themselves or ethers.

The garage doa-r c&uld close and caus-e

serious injury or death. Do not allow children

to operate the waif pysh bu-ttonCs) or rem.ote

contfol(s).

A. moving g-arage tíúor could Injure' or kill someone under it Activate the openef only

when yow can see the door clearty, It .Is free of obstructions, and Is properly adjysted.

Figure 1

Single Fonctien

Mini 3-F«nctlon

Remote Co-ntrei

Sei-eci a rensof* ieftifot push Ewtion to- opemte opermr

Remote Contro'!

To Add A Remote Control

1 Select a remo'i:] control puaf; bultori to operatrr

tfie recf'ivi.a

2 and /w.'dtf’it; selected rurr»)te cornfol putei

button, Fiíjüse t

T'ften preste and fell-

hack print;! o! tt'in opunt.’i, f

lifjli! Will flush uncú

hJfSV' th‘i opeiim o/ji! upefate wfiun O'ur reiiiute-

controi push button i;, pre.srPid.

If you release the remote control push button before the opener light flashes, the opener will not accept the code.

To Change the Selected Push Button

On the Same Remote Control

if you decide to use a different rf;motc coniroi buttonthan oiigini-iliy programmed into the opener, you need to erase ,s//the learned codec and reprogram (iach remote contrrj! used to operate the garage door opener.

To Erase A!! Remote Control Codes

• Press jrid hold tfie ‘TuiT" buHun no the opener pan«! until the iricJicatur light turns off (about 6 second;’,) AH the codes the opener has learned Will be erased.

* To (upioijr.arn, repeat 'ilups !, 2 arid .3 for oauh

ramote control in use

tlte

".SHT“ huiten on the

ii';ure 2. 1 he ojtenef

Standard 3-Function Remote Control

Figure 2

Garage Door Opener

(With "SmarT Button)

» J

*Sf

m ineft aite-r

;■ 4|k.

емО PANEL

Code programming instructions arc also located on the opener panel.

Page 34

Having a Problem?

Sitaation

The opener doesn't operate irom either t!}c> Wal! Control or the remote control:

Qpemr operates from th-0 remote eontrol, but not from

the Waif Contrai:

The door operates from the Wall Control, but not ftom the

remote control:

Probabie Cause and Solution

! til'.; opi.T.er have '■•¡''.■airM.; rhu«] a irilo ihc; auilf;!, if it liytií,

ah-.i 'k tfii; iiy'.e bt'n or the Inurtm. tCr/nv.n outSUa an; rarstioSi-.-ii by a wall -iwifrii.) 1 lavr yo'iJ d>„;5b!0''j ali Cj:: uovtew inraoHation inotruoticai waininfjr; on Pipy 11

3 Is íheíK a buiid-np of me or snow nnder the ijoor''' Fho dorii ¡nay bo fro/ort to the

ground fSiinovo any rostnetson

4, The garario citruf spriiig mny bo broken, Have it repiace-d

5. fti’peati'd opaaaííon ¡nay have inpped >he overload proior.tor ¡n ttio rnoior, Wait 15 minutes. Fry again.

1 i tf,. jb . ’ 5 ,! ' oMit' ¡I «.< ' Í it,vO h o b. ii wi" fr.vi d'( >0 !■''!.-r: 1(0 j’ st'w

c> [’bo r'if r nd oil h '•miiiid t tt .orbing both (MmifMi . a b-i iro' Nm" wh. .

of/i' '3ooj.il- Í lili hi 1 k Ííj' a fdUNi/ .Vlfo ' oMiO ,ts ft a’U.o /F J’

' ti.i' tí j ! ''0 uruh " as : irjf , rt brfikofi’Aif--

¿ An> hr' 1 . i ' i f t

1 It vuur rrvxjoi tills Ihr; Lijck feature, ¡«¿ike .sfjre the iock m Off

3. Is any wif! push button flashtr.tp' Your npettor needs to re-harn h rútnotu conlioi

ccido Retfci to Instfijotions or; liio opener pand.

3. the bntiery test iight glow wtien the remede control pudi tiUUon is prí.¡ssod? !f

not, iOplicc- ttif. battery-,

4 Program Ih.n receivrsr to match t,he lom'.fle coritírjí cotie 5 Repeat ttu? 'uccivni pfofpi'irfu'risryj ¡jroccdw'O vath ail remate corit;'.’)l.s

Vi< W htf'p

p.Kfo IP

The remote control

has short range:

Opemr mise is distutblng in IMng qumrttws at home:

The gamgp door opens and closes by fts&tf:

The door doesn't open completely:

1, Check the battery tost ligtil, If ttm light ¡s d»n. replace the b,'!ti>mv.

2 Cftanqu ti¡e kscfstion o* the lemo'tf? contiol in your car,

3 Cííück to bo f.un; ftse .untenna on tf'-o Süle of brick p<a!id ot >.;,*';enO:S fully

downward

4 Srsne iimS.oliatiDfii; rjiuy tsive shcirler r.ongti due to i rTO'tai rji.K.'-g toil bai.Kesi

(.n.Mjli'itiCiii, Oi mota! tjarniie sidinq.

If ojaorai!<)nal ruiise is a pm/blem i;ecause of proximity nf if;(i opriner to !l'■e livinci qu.'ii'tern, ttio Vifiriiiixi hsolatos Kit 41A3263 can bij insialled. I fn.s kif wds dfoagncij to rniPüni.-'e vibration t(> tim house and !s easy to install.

1 Be .sure tfiat hIi nanote contrc'l pusfi buttons and battery inrlieatui iKjtiis are oft. .3. rternove liiS; brill wire fr* «rn tfie Wall Control terminals and opr-raift frcsrrr the minóte

<;ontroi only. If tfss soi’-'O'. the | rritslcjn, the Wrfll Control is faulty (tepkscc). or tfiorc! f.s

an [ntramiaont ihort on ttie 'wtre betwoGn ti'io Wall Control and tfiC C'poner.

1. If the door has been working properly but now doesnl open ail the way, increase the

up force. See page 29.

2. Is sornothing oftsimeiing the floor? FierilOve the ob-Struidiijn or rep.air ’.fw cJoor.

3. If door opona ,ú Sf-'i'íSt 5 toot, th* travel isrruis may need to bo increaiovJ One turn

orilláis 2 metier, of travo!. See payo 23.

Repeat the safety reverse test after the adjusiment is complete.

The door stops tut

doesn't close

compietety:

Review the travel limits adjusiment procedures ort page 28.

fíepeat the safety reverse test after any ad/'iisteeni of door arm length, close

force or down limit

Page 35

Having a Problem? (continued}

Situation

The door opens but won't close:

The -door rewemm for no apparent reason and &/xmr MgMs don't blink:

The door reverses for no ap^mnt rmson and MgMs blink for 5 seconds after mwerslng:

Probable Cause & Solytion

1. If the opener lights blink, check the safety reversing sensor, ô.m p vje 23.

2, If the opener lights do not blink arrd it is a new installation, check the down force.

See Adjustment Step 2, page 29. Fo-r an existing installation, see below.

Repeat the safety rmerse lest after ttm adimtmeni is complete.

1. Is something obstructing the door? Pull the red emergency release handle. Operate the door manually. If it is unbalanced or binding, call for professional garage door service.

2 Oloar any ice 'v snow itom tfse garage tOcr ,шза whore the door dose:',.

;3 fd.-ivHjw üiíi .idîij'Umf'Miî proiVjfiiri;.'-, on page ?f,*,

4 If doiu roronm-, ici i!ie iuHy doüud p.>s\Uo(\. dor rea ju Ihc; travel (раус 2Щ

Repeat safety reverse test after adjustments to force or travel limits. The need for occasional adjustment of the force and limit settings is normal Weather conditions in particular can affect doar travel.

Check the safety revefsing sensor. Remove any obstruction or align the recoiving eye. See page 23.

The opmer fights:

Tho opener strains or maximum force is needed to operate door:

The opener motor hums briefly, then won 'i work:

The &p0mr won't

operate' due to power failure:

..don't turn on: Replace the light bulbs (75 watts maximum). Use a sfanda/d леек gamge door opener

butb if regular bulb bums out. ... don't turn о fi

ls the Light feature on? Turn it off.

Tf« door n;.ry hv on! of balança nr the орпгнгг ate hrokon Close the door and use the arrM.aqericy rnWw lo cli-w.t.>ru'V4.1 the îroîtev Оргт, ,'*ги„[ tíoae the Ьдаг manuallv. А properly b.ttunceíl do'.'.r wiü aíay tf¡ any potni ut traval wfstlo Lw-ing ouppfjftcd entirnly by rtt; :д;'Пгк];;, ¡f it

üne.'-, not, Пг’,connect the ofXíner and cxiil d г/Г'/.-кгуропа! garage drxjr &er,aceman Da not

increase the force to operafe the opener.

1 Thu garage скал r.prings are broken. Se;y above

2. It îhG problem axtira on tire first operation of tfic opener, door may bo tekt'd Ov-ahle

the door кк:к. 1} ttie chain was removed and feinstallcci, the motor may ho out of phase.

F-ternovo îfie cfiain; cycle the nv)tor io tiio down position Observe the drive sfXFXiket, 7/hen It tuma m a dockwico direction arid stops in the down position, reinstrili îfie cfiain.

Repeat the safety reverse test after the adjustment is complete.

t U.v; the ' rrtcrq(;fH7/ rnluaco to dtxonniv.i ttic irolley, Thf. Ьеюг can tc opottfxj and douixl

rraniniU Whn 1 tt'o ^v^wor to rodixi -d, prerx. tfw Wnfl t.tontroi push bar and trolley will automática.!'/ mronnret íunlefs trolley m m kvikout position ) See page 32

2 The Emorfjency Key Reîtiace ассаоьогу (fur uso on garages with no service door)

sJisconnoidG tbr trolky from outside the q.irage in rase of power failure

The citain droops or sags:

It is noirnai loi the chain to droop slightly iti the dosed door position. Use the emergency release to disconnect !ho trolley. If the chain returns to normal height when the tfotloy is disengaged and the door reverses on a one-inch board, no adjustments are needed (see page 11).

Page 36

Rail Assembly Parts

Repair Parts

C. -

installation Parts

/ 3 ^

у . 1

La^ a i

KEY NO.

2 3 4 183B110

5 6 7 41B2616

PART

NO.

1АЭЭ5 41А348Э

183117

83A4 Rail grease 41A3473

41 A3534- Rail asssm.b% hardware kit {includes

DESCRIPTION.

Master link kit Complete trolley assembly T-rai! - center section T-rail ~ end section (each)

Cham and ca'bte Cable pulley bracket ass'embly

NOT SHOWN

hardware illustrateti on p.age 7|.

KEY

PART

NO.

4 1 A4!rP;

4' ' A-tlioiiA

■3 4

A 1

4 ’ A3u;j?

’■0Л14

27C i;4B 41ЛЗНРЙ f fT’f-ft)iinc> rope S (uirKlIi-; aesy

21;Л23й

12B3S0 120374

41A43f>3

13 14

-11 A't373A consoi kit

i УНВЗГ)

1Ь

1 'ГЫ?Л

irT'CiiO

1204154 Gnuare iioic- Ьтски

12R4A3

•

;-.o i::fJ4f55

41A3333

■Г.А41 13 11 .i/o hi Я

DESCRIPTION

i. Kihit-d wail i.onirrsi LighiC'd pulii bUdOb wall Г'г.грго!

làinglmhjnctiriri тпг'дг,- .-/'П1ги| ho-using & screw only {no Circuì! bo.iKjj h'fiinciicn rcmoic conifol Iwiusinq & screw only .'3 function compact remoli; control iiotjcing S .ccrew only

Г'-fionijucìcr trf.’li win; wbitc К wiite/red Door bracket plate

Header bracket w/cli.-wic pin fuctener (roec‘>’/sng and cnrriinij оуо-а Curvetj door arm soution

iightcd wnSI имигЫ

12V battery FlorTtOtC COnitOi yiCi'!' OiiC

Door brtiokot

A'lth 3‘ "■cf’intiucioi boli wire atiaclied 4 tmiqht dtou arm r;ectior<

Hanginci brai •kc!o "0“ 'wrap bmeko!

Dlotied brackol NOT SHOWN

ìri'’4iiìiaii''4! fiarilrt.'iro bm'| (inuiudos hardware illu .t.Mlmj on p;if|0 ,‘i.

Safely CiOncyf iurd‘A.,iio

i 'iTVi nRiflU-'l!

^ ^ ¡ф, о

- “13

•

»■

« s

fife

» %

Page 37

opener Assembly Parts

Repair Parts

ICIY

PART

NO.

NO*

1 31D380

41C4220A Gear and sprocket assy.

OESCRIPTIO'N Sprocket cover

Complete with:

Spring washer Tiirust washer Fletaining ring . Bearing piate

Bolt pins ÍCÍ Drive ge-ir arid wmrr, g(-;ar Hiriicai gear w/relunci .«ntj

3 41 AifUr

4 1E34245 41A4352 tjid panei

5 6 1;58«8

108D46

8 3003C3

300387 300306

12A373

10 4iA3150

Dn'S'/worm gear kit w, .jraiKio Ho!! pins Í?) Lifio cord

! K|hi socket 1 fins Qipacitoi - 1/? h p r'kfipaciior • 1/3 h.p Capacitor - i/4 h.p (3apacilor bfackot

ffirminai block w/.';r.ft;wa

PART

KEY

NO.

MO,

11 4103058

4IA3474 1

*n A:K74-2 Cover - 1/3 h p

4 t A34 74 5 Cover • 1/4 h p.

41A2818 41D3452 Limit switch assembly

41C439HA

13 in

41C i;m6

17 41A2820

41 *5282.2 A

Vj 41A4315 /0

20 41A3691

41A2825

DESCRIPTION Universal leplaceirieni motor and

bracket a.n.';t!mbiy Complete with: Motor, worm, bmcket,.

heanng ascrrmhly, RPM si-risor

Cover - 12’ h p.

Helical gear and rofasner w/oreaso

FIRM sensor .issombly Y/tre tiarnesr, ar/;y. w/plug Shaft he.irinq hi Interrupla cup -Lwy, Receiver logic board assy Complete with:

Logic board End panef w/all labels

End panel w/ai! labels

NOT'SHOWN

Opener asseiiibly hardware kit {includes screws not designated by a number in ius.)

Page 38

Accessories

Sear:» offers rriany tioefui acceoeorte*: tur y<nir c|<jra<je dour opcnor Tltey 'iré iituofrated below with Senro motJef rHJnib<>r*> and der.cripiiono.

.............................

53'02

/> ’

Lmerpency Key Release-

:h -;eei>r/f a a ¡,0 ,i<y- ,v3i fd J

, >”i >' 3 AJÍ

53/39

■ 1

3-Function Compiict Remote Crmtrol'

told, ri no: '/f ■:> f: ! :ciu( r'u;

hip

S3703

53704 •

A - '

53705

1 •

53709

! ' ' 1 ' ■'

■ / ’

"} HI ^ V ■ -f

- '? O' ' -, .

Oütdúúí Key Switch:

Opens the garage door automatícaiy from outside when remote control is not handy.

8 Foot Rail Extension

To alow an: 8 foot door to open fully.

10 Foot Rail Extension:

lu .'illow a 10 feet ::ky4 tr fyxjn tuliy.

Door Clearance Brackets:

(f c*r Soctionj- Dtjnry Onry)

j ^

fit-place top bf¿i(,:k''ds arsd rollers on

duf>r ÍU ri'nJi >f;« f'iragtil r..! di'n'ir travoi

For usir wt'ton inotaihrip ofionoi in ejarago wi'i: Kiw headroom clearance?.

S3?7'3

53774

537/6

53/79

. {*.• 1

p, , j

Wire-l-n Light Control: Controls interior or exterior lights.

Wires into- the electrical box like a (Jimmer switch.

■

Piug-ln Light Control:

Ci.-tdrol', inh’no'' light-;. Fli.-p'. latri a

■wall Tfyt pfai -i'i

Multi-Function Keyless Entry: Lnablcc tionsaowra-r t.'' op'hatc

g.uMge ifc'ct f-.ipi.-ner irum ouiydo by nrsK-nng ( ado on sphCiaSly dociijmi'i koytiuaid.

3-Funclion Standard Size Remote Control.

Inr-ludoy vifh’i iiip.

53714 Support Bracket:

For finishwd ceiSsngo or where you foriuim ..ladsiiunaf supp';)ri based on garage constaiction.

Irii;!u<le;3 bracket and factonirsg hardware,

Page 39

Index

Access Door/Outsfde Key Release Accessory .......................4, 5

Chain Tension.,...,..,...,.,,....,..

Electrical Safety Warnings.....................................

Garage Door

Testing for balance, binding and oitcking

Deicirnining high point ¡¡f travcT

occtionai door.......................................................................

One-piece door

Drabling existing loui-.c .....................................................

Hoor clearance brackfh'. (tor g,;iraqes with low headroom)

Force controls

Adjustment procediires .............................................................

Prdjlerns that migh! requin- fume ad|u;;lments .. ,

Safety warr«n<js.................................................................

Door hardware Maintenance instajction latre! Heinlorcement requirements

FienvjvifiQ of ail ’■opes...........................................................................

Poscibii'door damage Tra.ve.t limits

................................................................

.........

...................................................................

...........................

Adfustment procedures.......................................

ProMeins that might require limit ad|usi.ments.

Safety warnings..........

................................................

..................................

..........................................

...................

..........

.............

...................

................................................

....

......................................

...................„..„..,,.,,.......,...,„.,,.......,......,.............,..,..,...........28

...

..................................

.....................................................................................................................

........

...............................................................

...................................................

....................................................3. 28, 31

.........................................................12

.......

................................................ .....13

.......................

................................. .„....„........„.„34, 35

........................................

.„........„...„..„.„,.,„,...,,12, 38

............................3, 9, 11, 12,18. 31,32

...

......................

..„„„........„„„.„.,......11,28

...........,.„„„...„..„..„......„...„.„„..,,.„..4.24

.„........„„„.„........„„.„........„.„..„„„„..3,11

....................................... „...„„.„.„..16,24

..................................

4, 5, 11

2, 20, 31

..............29. 31

,.......,...,,...34, 35

.,..„„„.26, 31

Manual {Etnergencfl Release Rope & Haricile

Lockout feature.,.,,..,..........,.

Manual disconnect..............

............................

Safety warnings ............................................

.„„„,.....„.„....,,32

......

Opener Terminals

Wall coRtrot connectiorts................

Safety reversing sensor cofiriections..............

....

.......

...................

Outdoor key switch accessory co-nnections.............................

Operational Noise

Sprocket noise

ViErration noise iisokator kit) .

Receiver and Remote Control

Hrogramming fhe receiver...............................

Era.sing all codes ..............................................

Activating other oponnrr,

Saic-ty warning................................................

Pfoblornr, with rornolo control operation...

Safety Reverse Test Procedure

Testing required

Safety reverse system problems

Securing header bracket to wall Adjusting travel iinnitr,

Applying excessive force on the door,.......................................................................................................................29

Buckling or uneven floor

.............................

...................................

...............................................................................................................................„..,„...„..,„,..30

................................... ............................................................

..............................................................................

............................................................................................................................

......

.........................................................................

---------------------

...„,.„„-12.

....„,.,...,....,........,.,.,...,.,„......„..............„.„4, 5

......................11, 30, 34-, 35

.,,.„.„„........„..„.........28

...................

11, 19,31,32

.32

...18 ...23 ...18

..11

„34

...„33 „.„33 ..„,33

.....33

.....34

Safety Wamlngs..................

User Instfuctiorj: Label for garage wall ..............................................................................—„.11,18

..............................................

.„„2. 3, 9, 11, 12. 16, 18, 19. 20, 21, 24, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32. 33

Page 40

rODCTTI^

OWNER’S

MANUAL

Model No.

139.53225SRT

139.53325SRT

139.53425SRT

139.53628SRT

139.53629SRT

139.53635SRT

139.63637SRT

139.53824SRT

GARAGE DOOR OPENER

For the repair or repiacemeiit parts you need

Cail 7 am " 7 pm, 7 days a, week

1-800-366.PART

C1-800-3S6-7278)

For in-home major brand repair service

Ch'<\ y : ill- 'ir, '4 isf'v ’ days rf wr.f k

1-800-4-REPAIR

(1-300 4/3-7247)

For the iocatiort of a

Sears Repair Service Cenl&f In your area

Call 24 hoijrs a day, 7 days a week

1-800-488-12.22

For inlormati'on on purchasing a Sears

Maintenance Agreement or to ¡nqiiire

about an existing Agreement

Call 9 am - 5 pm, Monday-Satiirday

1-800-827-6655

The mode! number

label is located under the light tens on the front end panel of your opener.

When requesting

service or ordering

parts, always provide

the following

information:

Product Type

■ Model Number

Part Number

■ Part Description

Afne^mm's Hetmtr äßixmärn

SEARS WABRÄKTY

■Fof 90 days from the dale of purcftase, Sears win repair any cJefecf n material or woAmanship at no charge,

From {he t1sl day o-ntii one year from the date of purchase, Sears wii turnisti replacement pa® for finy defectwe pa.rts. free oí charge. You pay for lat»r.

1/2HP MOTOR: Aftet 1 yatv and {hrough 5 years, Sea-fS will fumish-replacemeni

p.arts fot any defective parts m motof., tres of charge. You pay for labor.

1/3HP MOTOR:; Aftff I y.ear artci through 3 ytars, Sea.® wili turnish fe.placerri,en! parís for any defective parts in motor, fro®: of charge. You pay for latof.

Sears «fili not be iaWe for loiHS or damafe to prof»rty or any Incidental or iCOfiss<jy«nttol toss or expense from :prop«rty damage du# diréctìy or Indirectly from the use of this p-reduci

■Some states do not allow the exctosion or llm-ítation of incidental or conseguertiai (jafB.a.ges, so the above ttm-itaticsn or exciusio-d may riot apply to you.

This warranty does not cover repairs fitcessaiy bS'Causa of operator abuse or ivygigence, .¡ndudfog failure to irtslai, adjust aw operate tie opener according to inslnjctfons contained irt the owner's manual.

WARRANTY SERVICE IS AVAILABLE BY SIMPLY CQNTACTlNe THE. NEAREST

SEARS STO.RE OR SERVICE' CENTER IN THE UNITED STATES.

This warranty gives you specific legal riglrts. and you may also tiave -other rights which vaiy from state to state. '

SEARS ROEBUCK AMO COM'-PANY. Depi 8I7WÄ. Hoffman Estates, IL 60179

FULL 90 DÄ¥ WAR.RAMTY 0« GARAGE O-OOR OPENER

L,I«ITED WABRA.flTY

LIMITED W.ARRAÍITY 0« IS HP mO 1/3 HP MOTORS

FO'R CRÄ-FfSMAN OPEMiftS

LiMiTÄTION ON UABlLITf

114A1903

Sears., Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U'.S-.A.

Printed in 'Me'xieo

Craftsman 139.53225SRT User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual