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,

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

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.

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

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Closed Position

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One-Piece Door With Track

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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

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End Seciions

Cabf»

Py-ltef Btiii*«

Maim 53637, .53635. & S342S,

IJfhtiij Con»fci

Wall Co«fOl

IWsjM Wai CortliOl

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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

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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#

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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.

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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Hardware Shown Actual Size

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5/16* - 13 X 7/8*

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When tightenliif the screws, be sure to keep

braclcet parallel

to the rail.

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

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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TfoI!»¥

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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-

Assembly Step 4

Install the Chsin/Caüíe &

Attach the Sprocket Cower

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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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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.

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.

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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One-piece door

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+ 28 hidden pages

Craftsman 139.53225SRT User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual