Craftsman 139653000 User Manual SEARS ELECTRONIC GARAGE DOOR OPENER Manuals And Guides L0809294

CRAFTSMAN Garage Door Opener Manual L0809294 CRAFTSMAN Garage Door Opener Owner's Manual, CRAFTSMAN Garage Door Opener installation guides

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SECTgOHAL
DOORS

ONE PIECEDOORS

Before You Start.,.
identify your door •follow specific index for assemblyand installation
Sectional D DOt
With Curved Track

One Piece Door. Jamb Hardware_
Horizontal Track°

One Piece Door, No Track. Jamb
Hardware,,

One Piece Door. No Track, Pivot
Hardware,

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DOOR

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TRACK

DOOR

9
iNSTRUCTiON
Assembly

INDEX

.........

installation

......

COMMON
INDEX

JAMB
HARDWARE

iNSTRUCTION

INDEX

INSTRUCTION

Pg_ 6

Assembly

.........

pg.

Pg,

installation

.......

Pg., 14

Warranty
............
Maintenance
.........

Assembly

2
3

iNDEX

INSTRUCTION

...........

Installation

PIVOT

pg,

..........

Safety Rules
Radio Controls

Assembly

Pg. 14

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

Installation

3
17

INDEX

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

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

Wiring Diagram
.......
Parts Lists .............

CartonCheck List-SEARS Has packaged your Garage Door Opener in 2 cartons with handles,,_
THE LARGE CARTON

CONTAINS:

"_J_!Ji_i!#_

1 Box of Radio Controls

Box of chain

1
1
1
1

Curved door arm
_,_ '
Straight door arm
Bag of installation hardware
Handy hints labeF

Operator assembly (in foam end caps)
Plastic light lens
Box of rail assembly hardware
Owners manual

THE SMALL CARTON CONTAINS:
I Three-section Tee rai!

2 Sections of hanging strap

Sears Garage Door Opener Warranty
FULL
When

the Garage Door
a period

90 DAY

Opener

will,

for

90 days

the

Garage Door Opener,

WARRANTY

is installed,
from

at no

the

adjusted
day of

the

91st

day

until

one

year

adjusted

and operated

in accordance

defective

parts

Garage Door

Warranty

service

the United
which

in the

vary

is available

from

This

warranty

from

state

state.

OPENER

in accordance

repair

any defect

with

our instructions,

in material

Sears

or workmanship

with

gives

WARRANTY

the day

of purchase,

our instructions,

Opener,

by simply

States.,

and operated

purchase,

DOOR

charge,.
LIMITED

From

ON GARAGE

free of

contacting
you

specific

the

Sears will

charge.
the

when

You

nearest

furnish

pay

Door

Opener

replacement

is instatled,

parts

any

labor,

Sears store

tegal rights,

Sears Roebuck

Garage

and you

or service
may

center

also

& Co., BSC 41-3, Sears Tower,

throughout

have other
Chicago,

Pg 14

rights
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20
21

Preparation
MAiNTAiN THE VALUEOF YOURGARAGEDOOROPENER
MAINTENANCEAGREEMENT
Here

is a comparative

Maintenance

chart

Agreement

indicating

coverage

the warranty

for

and

a Sears Maintenance

Agreement

....

.................. Coverage

AGREEMENT
,'

1) Defective
2) Service

Sears Garage
tested

for

Opener

Door

Openers

years of dependable

however,

may require

Sears warranty

plus

vides

from

coverage

use and
from

are designed,

The only

operation
service

unexpected

Agreement
bills

from

the maximum

to the

Agreement

acts of abuse, fire,

and parts

necessary

for proper

operation

not covered

coverage

are repairs

flood,

wind,

provided

by the Sears'

necessary

lightning

because

4) Preventive

check

and freezing.

YOUR SEARS SALESPERSON
AGREEMENT TODAY!

To obtain

the

best service

"Save-A-Call"

MAiMA

by the

maintenance

at customer's

request

W = Warranty
CONTACT
TENANCE

warranty

exceptions

Maintenance

(technical

pro m

purchase,,

and non-technical)

use possible

90 Days
Warranty

parts

The

normal

to replace

3) Service,

Parts

defective

Door

time to time,

repair

of obtaining

and

Any Garage

from

the Sears Maintenance

assures you

your

manufactured

Years of Ownership
2
3

from

your

OR LOCAL

Garage

Door

MA = Maintenance Agreement

SEARS SERVICE CENTER

Opener

and to avoid

AND PURCHASE

needless inconvenience

ASEARS

or service expense,

MAIN-

please use

on Page 23 of this manual

RulesFor Safe Operation
WARNING-DOOR
SPRINGS CAN CAUSE FATAL INJURIES°
DO NOT ATTEMPT ADJUSTMENTS UNLESS YOU ARE
PROFESSIONALLY
TRAINED.

Installation

2, Keep door
continuing

4, Your
with

must conform

hinges

rollers well

quiet

3,, The only
solvent

and wiring

part

door

new

inoperative°
6, Remove
7,, Before

must

opener

Fasten

opener

rag, then

that

balance

provide

all ropes connected
making

Handy

repairs,

Hints

lubrication

with

for proper

is the rail on which

operation

wilf insure

wood

to opener!

unless garage door is in sight.

(Sectional

screw or other

to the garage door.

the trolley

safety

door

for your

a stout

power

of the opener

have a serviceman

locking

label near walt button,,

months

in hardware

are weal{,

adequate

electric

codes.,

used every three

rail grease included

open with

disconnect

transmitter

A lubrication

If the door springs

Pin the door latch

and electrical

minimum

maintenance

and

the tracks,

requires

re-lubricate

impetus°
will

lubricated,

Do not lubricate

be in good

manual

8,, Do not operate

of your

and a clean

normal

5o Your

and

operation.

to local building

rides., Clean the rail once a year with

package.,
system.
replace

track-type

disabling

It should

travel

up and down

freely

them_

device°

door),

Existing

locks

should

be made

You'll Need Toels
During assembly and installation
of your opener, the instructions will call for use of various hand tools_
Have a stepladder handy, and those tools illustrated below: Hammer, electric drill (also 3/16" and 5/16"
drill bits), screwdriver', adjustable end wrench or socket wrench kit, wire cutters, pliers and hacksaw..

Adjustable

End

Wrench
Pliers

Stepladder
Wire
Socket

Cutters

Wrench

Accessories
Sears stocks many useful accessories for your garage door' opener. They are illustrated below with Sears
stock numbers and descriptions:
6545

Extra transmitter
for use with the following
Sears stock nos, 6550, 65.30,
6551 and 6531., Black with wood grain trim° ORDER BY CODE LETTER°

6528

j_,....
f4,_

J (_-.3)

.....
..

Outdoor Key Switch., Included with best models 6550 and 6551.. Just a turn
of the key opens the door automatically
from outside when transmitter' is
not handy..

6571

Quick-Release Key Lock. In case of power failure on garages without
entrances° Wood or metal doors only.

service

6785

Quick Turn Brackets for Garage Door Opener installations with low headroom
clearance, Reduces headroom requirement to 2 inches.

6538

Sectionalized T-Rail extension kit. ALlows opener to handle garage doors up
to 8 feet high,. Consists of replacement T-Rail section, chain and master link.,
For use on sectionalized rail models only.

.......
J

Hardware
Open the hardware containers

and check contents

before startingF

Rail Assembly
Hardware
Box

Chain
Retainer
Bracket
Trolley

Master

Rait

Link

Grease

12)

@
Items in this box
bly

the

nuts, bolts,
are actual

2 Lock

are for assem-

T.rail

IHustrated

screws

and washers

Washers

4 Carriage
1!4'°-20x

2 Nuts

3f8"

3/8--16

Bolts
1/2'"

2 Screws

3/8"'-16x7/8"

4 Lock Nuts
1/4--20

size

2 Washered

Screws

t Lock

Washer

5!16-

2 Nuts

5/t6--18

bolts,

screws,

5116"'-18x9tt6""

Items in this bag are for
washers are actual size

instalhng

the opener

Illustrated

nuts.

pins and

INSTALLATION
HARDWARE

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BAG

Insulated
Staples
2 Lock
Washers
5/16"
2 Nuts
51t6"

O
l
2 Clevis Pins
318"xl

-1/t6"

4 Screws
3/8"-t6x7/8"

2 Ftat Washers

..5__

4 Nuts
3/8--

4 Lag Screws
5/t6"xl-7!8"

Clevis
318'x3"

4 Lack Washers
3!8"'

3 Cotter Pins
3132"x3/4-

Handle

'_'
Lead Wire

-5-

Rope

Header

Door

Bracket

Assembly
Reverse

Step

Switch

Cover

Open Rail Assembly Hardware Box
REMOVE SPROCKET COVER FROM OPERATOR: Place operator on packing material to prevent scratching chassis cover.
Remove sprocket cover from top of chassis by unfastening
screw as illustrated. DO NOT REMOVE REVERSE SWITCH
COVER,
Screw
Sprocket

ASSEMBLE
numbers

RAIL:
as illustrated.

seated

in square holes

surface

during

Assemble
Square

the

in sections

assembly,. THIS

3 Tee rail

necks

sections

on carriage

bolts

by the
must be

t and 3. Place Tee rail on flat
TEE RAIL SECTION
N£1

IS IMPORTANT!
TEE RAIL SECTION
N_-2

1/4

LOCK

Cover

NUT

(KEPS)

SQUARE

CARRIAGE BOLT

HOLES

TEE RAIL SECTION
N£3

I/4 X I/2 CARRIAGE

BOLT

Bolt section 1 to section 2, Use 1/4 inch by 1/2 inch carriage
bolts, and !/4 inch loci( nuts.
Join bolted sections 1 and 2 to section 3, Use 1/4 inch by 1/2
inch carriage bolts, and 1/4 inch lock nuts,
CAUTION:

DO NOT tighten lock nuts until
seated in square holes,,

Step
7/8

inch

screws,

3/8

inch

lock

Connect
the sprocket
Tee rail Use 3/8 inch by

washers

and nuts as itlust[ated,

nuts and screws securely..

CAUTION:

R_:LEASE
LEVER

necks are

ATTACH
SPROCKET
BRACKET:
bracket
assembly to the assembFed
Tighten

bolt

Make

certain

sprocket

with

Tee rait,

straight

bracket

assembly

is aligned

_SSEMBL_D
TROLLEY

Step

INSTALL TROLLEY ASSEMBLY:
onto the Tee rait as illustrated,

-6-

Slide the assembled trolley

Assembty

5
'i6x_t6 LG

BOLT

ATTACH

ASSEMBLED

operator
two

on packing

holes

chassis

motor

an illustrated,

TEE
material

RAIL
to

end of

avoid

Tee rail

For convenience,

OPERATOR:

scratching
with

holes

place

in operator

a support

sprocket bracket
Fasten Tee rail to operator
with
screws 5/16 inch by 9/16 inch Tighten securely,

ASSEMBLED TEE RAIL
WITH
TROLLEY

Place

cover,, Align

two

under

washered

5/I6

NUT

SCREWDRIV

SPROCKET
BRACKET
OPERATOR
CHASSIS

\TROLLEY
BRACKET
TROLLEY STUD
FLAT END

MASTER
LINK
INSTALL

CHAIN:

Tee rai!
Slide
Thread

located

trolley

Insert

about

back

or nail

in the hole

of the sprocket

bracket,,
SMALL
SPROCKET

to this point

one of the 5/16

one end of

a screwdriver

6 inches

the chain

inch

master link from
hardware
box,

the

CAUTION:

the chain

Keep

nuts onto

the trolley

stud

to the fiat end of the t_'olley
coin

envelope

taut

included

white

Fasten

stud using

LARGE
SPROCKET

in the assembly

unwinding

it to prevent

kinking
Extend
back
to the

the
around

chain
the

trolley

around
small

Make

the idler

sprocket
certain

sprocket

bracket,

on the operator,
that

teeth

from

then
each

Proceed
forward
sprocket

engage the chain

CAUTION:

Tile

chain

illustrated

MASTER
LINK

RETAINER BRACKET
DC_WASHER _6

DLER
SPROCKET
CHiN

STUb

TROLLEY
J

Connect the chain to the chain retainer bracket using the second
master tink in the coin envelope Slide the chain retainer bracket
onto the chain stud as illustrated
Secure it to the stud with
the second 5/16 inch nut and lock washer,,

retainer
position

bracket
during

should
assembiy_

be kept

in the

Installation

Step 7
TIGHTEN
two 5/16

THE

CHAIN:

Tighten

the chain

inch nuts on chain stud de_ignated"inner"

adjusting

the

and "outer"

as illustrated,,
Chain is propmty
tightened
when it is approximately
1/2 inch above the base of the Tee rait at its midpoint
between

idler

CAUTION:

sprocket

Chain

and the operator

Keep the chain from twisting
as nuts are turned
Remove screwdriver
or nait from Tee rail

Base of Tee Rail

REPLACE SPROCKET COVER REMOVED

IN STEP 1,

Assembly

of the garage door

statlation

now

begins+

Refer

operator
to

is complete

Pages t4-17

in-

for in-

stallation
on one-piece
doors,
With Step 8 below,
begin installation
on sectional doors with curved track,

Step

POSITION AND INSTALL HEADER BRACKET. Opener" hardware in plastic bag will be needed in the following steps,, Determine vertical center" line of garage door+ Extend this onto
garage header wall above door+ Position header bracket centeron-center with this line at height approximately 2 inches above
the high arc point (this is high point of travel of top edge of
door as illustratedL Mark either' pair of bracket holes - vertical
or horizontal on header" watlo Drill 3/16 inch pilot holes and
instatl bracket with 5/16 inch by 1-7/8 inch lag screws,.

GARAGE
HEADER

" +._
HEADER
BRACKET

Step

_"_

LAG SCREWS

NOTES: t, When headroom is not sufficient for 2 inch clearance, the bottom edge of bracket may be placed at
high arc height. Bracket can also be attached to
the ceiling+
2,, The header bracket must be rigidly fastened to the
header' walt or ceiling. Reinforce the wall or ceiling
with a 2 x 4 if necessary.
& If it is necessary to fasten the header bracket to the
ceiling, use the horizontal (left and right) bracket
holes°

ATTACH RAIL TO HEADER BRACKET: Place operator on
packing material° Raise Tee rail until sprocket bracket joins
header bracket, Align the bracket holes, Attach with 3/8 inch
by 3 inch clevis pin, Secure with cotter pin+

PIECE

OF'

Installation

POSITION

THE

OPERATOR:

Raise operator

onto

a stepladder,

Open the garage door,, Place a 2x4 on edge along top section
door, Rest the Tee rail on the 2x4 as illustrated
NOTE:

A 2x4 is convenient
for establishing
an ideal door-torail distance,
It is not a necessity where headroom
is
insufficient,,
weight

SECURE
tration)

THE

OPERATOR:

between

operator

Measure
and joist,

distance

or other

("L"

angles,. Fasten

3/8 inch by 7/8

hanging

3/t6

inch

pilot

with

5/16

inch

lag screws.,

Lubricate
ceeding,

to operator

precautions

and doors

with

against

damaging

sup_J

chassis with

holes

bottom
Use tube

in roof

surface

supports,

Tee

Fasten

rail

of rail grease included

brackets

before

pro-

in the hard-

BEND
AS

ware package
CUT

Step
FASTEN

Flat
Washer

center

Reinforcing
Board

DOOR
with

below),

Carriage
Bolt

light

windows,

inch screws, and 3/8 inch nuts and lock washers.,

Drill

NOTE:

brackets

Take

doors,

in illus-

garage roof

port
Cut both pieces of hanging bracket just beyond selected
holes
Notch bracket ends with hack saw.. Bend ends to form
desired

Align

either

top

Drill

5/16

BRACKET:

inside

vertical

bracket

and bottom,
inch

diameter

ears

Place

door

bracket

center

line

of door

with

top

rollers

or left and right
holes

in door

bracket

center-on-

(also see note
of

door

Mark

holes on door,

(or center

stile}

where

door bracket
holes were marked_ Bolt bracket
in place with
two 5/16 inch by 2_t/2 inch carriage bolts, and two 5/16 inch
loci< washers and nuts,,

Door
Bracket

NOTE : Use center stile on aluminum or light steel doors,
Where this is impractical; use the heavy flat washers
between bolt head and door, In such case also, REINFORCE THE INSIDE OF THE DOOR WITH A
BOARD 1 INCH THICK, 6 INCHES WIDE AND
ABOUT 12 INCHES LONG,

-9-

installation

Step

1:3

-x

/
Cotter
Pin
--

DETERMINE
cord

DOOR

through

end through
Remove

ARM

red handle
hole

plastic

LENGTH:

Thread

and secure with

in release arm of trolley,
carrying

strap

from

arm to

door

bracket

with

3/8

Straight

one end of nylon

knot,_ Thread
Secure

straight

with

door

other
a knot

inch clevis

a_m,. Place

one end of straight
door arm in slot in trolley and fasten with
3/8 inch clevis pin and cotter pin,. Fasten short end of curved
door

Release Arm
_-%---- Clevis
Pin

Door Arm

Door

pin and cotter

Curved Door
Arm

o Push the garage door to "closed tight"
o Bring the two door arm sections together If holes (in each
section) line up, join the sections with two 3/8 inch by 7/8
inch bolts, lock washers and nuts. PUT BOLT HEADS ON
STRAIGHT
DOOR ARM SIDE Select bolt holes as far
apart as possible to increase door arm rigidity,, DO NOT
USE MORE THAN ONE SLOTTED HOLE,

318"" Nut

31a- \@_
Lockwasher

318"' x 7/8-' Bolt

If door arm holes do not line up when the two sections are
brought together, cross the door- arms in scissors fashion (see
illustration)
until a pair of holes (one in each section) line up,
insert a 3/8 inch by 7/8 inch bolto Secure "finger tight" with
lock washer and nut,

-- Straight Door
Arm

•

Pull the emergency

•

Bring the door
both bolts,.

NOTE:

release cord to disengage

arm sections

Sears Keylock

together

Release accessory

an outside
emergency
service entrance door',

access

trolley,,

and bolt securely

No., 64-6571
for

ga[ages

with

provides
without

-10-

Door Arm

instaJlation

COD_
o
LABEL

CAUTION:

SIGNAL
CODE LABEL

RECEIVER

ADDITIONAL

MUST

BE MOUNTED

SMALL

CHILDREN.

OUT

PUSH
OF THE

BUTTON
REACH

INSTALL
RADIO
RECEIVER:
There are installation
flanges
at both ends of the receiver, Attach the receiver to an interior

OPENER TERMINAL BLOCK

ooi

garage
cation

wall with the wood screw, s provided.
A convenient
lois alongside
the service door When installing more than

one receiver
prevent

in a garage,

interference

door

operator

The

receiver

place

them

as far apart

(also keep wires

from

as possible

receivers

to garage

far apart)°

BELL WIRE
terminal

attachment
receiver
SH

flange
and

operator..

wire ends.. Connect

BUTTON

ir
, k.... t

Extend

the

receiver

using

after

itself,
the

belt wire

connecting

1/2

staples,

inch

on back

the

bottom

bag to connect
insulation

from

end of operaton.

and down

the

wall to the

staples provided°

operate

face

just above

in hardware

to terminals

electric

not

(under

wire

across the ceiling

insulated

front

is located

Remove

wires

or does
lower

strip
Use bell

power,
from

the

door

the

unit,

opens

receiver
check

or closes

push

for

button

a short

by
on

in the

for example).,

RECEIVER TERMINAL BLOCK

t4K]UNTING
FLANGE

The garage door opener

can be activated

push

from

the

receiver

override

those from

NOTE:

A special

button°

a transmitter
security

as a safety

switch

locking
plug

ELECTRICAL

devices
the

on door

attached

POWER:

First,

have been removed

3-pronged

electric

make

certain

or disabled.

cord

into

wiring

is necessary

the door

by external

be opened

from

all

Then,
3-wire

Remove

electrical
chassis°

2, Remove
vided
CAUTION;

local

codes, proceed
o

operator
3,, Make

to meet

attached
the

connection
3-pronged

permanent

cover

plate

from

back

cord,

connection

through

the

hole

pro-

in the top of the operator.
IT IS EXTREMELY
UN IT BE GROUNDED
LEAD
MENT..

PROVIDED
Install

IN THE

a shut-off

GR£EN
LEAD

IMPORTANT
USING THE
WIRING

switch

THAT
THE
GROUNDING
COMPART-

in the line.

-tl-

is in the

can not

signal,

signals

will

feature,

is provided

receptacle,
If permanent
as follows:

button

the receiver,. When the switch
The opener can be activated
receiver push button,

CONNECT

by a transmitter
Push

the

LOCK

side of

position,

radio

signals°

a key switch

or the

justment

Step

ADJUST
OPENER
ptete up and clown
door
if

LtMITS:
Run the opener through
a comcycle. Adjustments
are not needed when

opens and closes

door

does

not

completely.

completely,

lengthen

door

arm

required,
A,. Run

door

in UP direction.

nut adjustments
CAUTION:

Disconnect

Bo Remove

4 cover

ward

from

C. Adjustments
or' down
tion),,

power
screws

before

limit

as follows:

cover is removed,.

as illustrated

are made
limit

by turning

shaft just

and

slide

not

run

large plastic

behind

nut retaining

in place must be loosened
CAUTION:

Proceed

cover

for-

chassis.

a threaded

The

If it does not open enough,

are necessary.

bracket

before

opener

limit

the motor
which

nuts up
SCREW_-20

(see illustra-

holds the nuts

nuts can be turned.

before

limit

nut

bracket

_/TO

REMOVE
COVER

secured in original positiom

1.
2.
3.
4.

The top nut controls closing limits_
The bottom nut controls opening limits..
One turn of the limit nut equals 3 inches of trolley travel.
All adjustments require complete turns.

D,. TO MAKE ADJUSTMENTS:
Slide bracket to the left

Loosen limit nut bracket screw..

1. To increase UP limits-turn
bottom nut upward.
2. To decrease UP limits-turn
bottom nut downward
3. To increase DOWN limits-turn
top nut downward°
4_ To decrease DOWN limits-turn top nut upward..
5. These procedures may require repetition before adjustment is complete..

TURN
NUT ONE COMPLETE
REVOLUTION
FOR 3 _ OF
TROLLEY
TRAVEL

E. When adjustments are complete, slide bracket to its original
position and TIGHTEN SCREW SECURELY before applying power'.

LIMIT
NUT

F.. Replace cover and 4 cover screws. Reconnect power_
CAUTION:

After an adjustment,
power is turned on.

the motor

will

PLASTIC

RETAINER

NUT

SHAFT

run when
\

If door reverses at end of downward travel, the door arm is
too long. Shorten it one set of holes _ a time until reversing
ceases.

[

_1_\

DOWN

LIMIT

During limit nut adjustment procedure, if door reverses before
completing travel cycle in either direction, also check:
1.. Excessive binding of door (check manually and correct)..
2. Force adjustments are too light_ Refer to Step 17..

-:;--

CAUTION:

If the

door opener

is installed

on a door

with a height greater than 6 feet, the "UP'"
limit

-12-

must be adjusted.

ustment

ADJUST

DOOR

FORCE:

Determine

that

door

force

is not ex-

cessive in down direction.. Grasp the door handle or the bottom
of the door as it is about halfway
through
downward
travel.
/

Normally

the door

should

reverse

by this

action.

If it is hard to hold, or doesn't
reverse, loosen the clown
screw one turn at a time until the door reverses normally.
CLOSE

means

FORCE
ADJUSTMENT
SCREW

it will

not

reverse when

A. Adjustment
door)°

labels

door

next
opens

B Tighten
climatic

CAUTION:

at the end of

"Close"
"Open"
to

force
force

screws.

and

screw
screw

Turn

closes

adjustment

a travel

cycle,

and will

obstructed.

screws are near center

as illustrated.
ing

reverse

moderately

force
This

is on

left

clockwise

without

screws

of upper

chassis

is on the right
by

side.
half

flanges

sicle (facRefer

turns

until

reversing

an added

half

turn

to allow

for

changes.

Door force
hardware.

is not to compensate for faulty door

OPEN
FORCE
ADJUSTMENT
SCREW

Step 18
INSTALL
Light
off

LIGHT

turns

automatically

available,

"Rough

*Use 100 watt
60 watt
LENS:

AND

LENS:

on automatically

Gently

about

Install
when

90 seconds

Service"

bulbs

a light

opener
after

should

turn

stops,

be used.

in Model

t39 653000

bulbs

in Model

139.653100

lens and insert

in socket.
It will

the opener

bulbs

squeeze

bulb*

starts.

USE
IOOWATT BULB
60 WATT BULB

tabs in slots in chassis.

Release pressure and lens will snap
remove lens, reverse this procedure

into

_--'_-_

place., To

-13

_'_""_

MODEL
139 65300
13965310

LENS

One Piece Door Installations
One Piece Door° Jamb Hardware°

Step 1

H orizonta| Track.
Highest Point

ofir_ave
_

,,,_. . ....... INSTALL
bag will

DOO\\_\

5/16"
LOCK
WASHER

///

TRACK

DOOR BRACKET:
(Hardware
in plastic
be needed in the following
steps). Determine vertical
center line of garage door, Position
door bracket center-on-center
with this line at leading edge of top of door (see illustration),
holes.
Drill
5/16
inch holes through

Mark outer
door top,

Fasten bracket with
washers and nuts,,

bolts,

5/16

inch

carriage

LEADING
TOP OF DOOR
\

lock

5/t6'

One Piece Door° No ]rack.

Jamb

Hardwares,
Highest Point of
of Travel

INSTALL

HEADER

center

of door

door. Reinforce
bracket support,

//
DOOR

/i/

BRACKET:
onto

garage

Extend
header

vertical

wall

above

header wall if necessary for header
A 2x4 or 2x6 will suffice,. Posi-

tion the header bracket according
to door type and
its arc of travel (see illustrations
at left edge of page)°

line

One-Piece
Door Without
Track:
Open door
to highest point
of travel, Measure distance
from top of door to floor,, Subtract
actual
height of door (top to bottom),
Remainder
is door rise (see column 1 of adjoining
chart),
Refer to chart for' setting height of header
bracket
above door, Place bracket
at referenced height and center-on-center
with
extended
vertical
center
line of door,
Mark
bracket
holes, Drill
3/16 inch pilot holes,
Fasten

bracket

with

5/16

by 1-7/8

inch

B_ One-Piece Door With Track: Position
header
bracket center-on-center
with extended vertical center line of door and approximately
2
inches above
the horizontal
tracks,
Mark

One Piece Boor,, No Track. Pivot

bracket
holes on wall
Drill 3/!6
inch pilot
holes.. Fasten bracket with 5/16 by 1-7/8 inch
lag screws,

Hardware,
Highest Point
of Travel

Step

DOOR

ATTACH RAIL TO HEADER BRACKET: Place
operator on packing material.. Raise Tee rail until
sprocket bracket joins header b_acket. Align holes..
Attach with 3/8 inch by 3 inch clevis pin. Secure
with cotter pin..

PIVOT

-14-

I
h

_
H_'AD_R

LAG

SCREWS

BRACKET

Door'

Rise

In Inches

Iag

screws.

JAMB
HARDWARE

CARRIAGE
BOLT

Up to 4
4
to 8
8 to 12"

Location
Bracket

of Header

Above Door'
in I riches
10
15
20

*if door rise is greater than 12 inches, or
if low ceiling clearance doesn't allow
positioning header bracket as shown in
column 2 above, use the remote installation procedures on Page 17.

One Piece Door InstaHiations

POSITION
A

THE

OPERATOR:

One-Piece

Door Without

Track:

Raise motor

end

of opener
to a height
equal to door bracket
with door open. Support opener with stepladder.
For maximum
efficiency,
do not secure the
operator
more than 2 inches higher than this,.

B One-Piece

Door

With

Track:

Raise motor

end of

opener
to height
above and paraflel
to
zontal tracks.. Support it with stepladder.

\\-\\,

HEADER

hori-

BRACKET

SECURE

THE

OPERATOR:

Measure

distance

("L"

in iIfustration)
between
operator
and joist, or other
garage roof support., Cut both pieces of hanging brackTRACK

et just beyond selected holes,. Notch bracket ends with
hack saw. Bend ends to form desired angles. Fasten
hanging brackets
to operator
chassis with 3/8 inch by
7/8 inch screws, and 3/8 inch Iock washers and nuts
Drill 3/16 inch pilot holes in roof supports
Fasten
brackets wlth 5/16 inch lag screws.

NOTE:

Lubricate

bottom

proceeding.
in hardware

STR UCTURAL-_
MEMBER

surface

Use tube
box,

of Tee rail before

of rail grease included

!;l
HANGING

INSTALL

RADIO

RECEIVER:

Refer

Step

Page 11,

Step
CONNECT
Page 11.,
BEND
AS
NECESSARY

-15-

?
ELECTRICAL

POWER:

Refer to Step 15,

One Piece Door Installations
Step

SET OPENER
LIMITS:
(1) Using the radio controls,
run trolley
back to the "up" limit near motor end of
unit,
Disconnect
electric
power,
Remove
4 cover
screws
and slide
cover
forward
from
chassis
as
illustrated_
(2) Adjustments
are made by turning
large plastic
limit nuts up or down a threaded shaft just behind the
motor (see illustration),
The limit nut retaining
bracket which holds the nuts in place must be loosened before nuts can be turned°
CAUTION:

Do not run opener before limit nut
et is secured in original
position_

•

The top

nut

•

The bottom

One turn
travel,

•

All

controls
nut

closing

controls

limit

adjustments

nut

equals

require

limit

nut

complete
Loosen

bracket

_TO'REMOVE
COVER

limits.

3 inches of trolley

(3) Reset top nut (down
limit)
(counterclockwise)..
Reset bottom
nut (up limit)
(clockwise),
Slide

brack-

limits,

opening

TO MAKE ADJUSTMENTS:
screw, Slide bracket to left,.

SCREW _-20

turns,,
limit

nut bracket

6 turns
3 turns

right

and

to
to

TURN
NUT ONE COMPLETE
REVOLUTION
FOR 3'* OF
TROLLEY
TRAVEL

right
left

tighten

LIMIT

screw,,

SCREW/

Replace chassis cover,,
Reconnect
power.
CAUTION:After
when

an adjustment,
power is turned

NUT
RETAINER
BRACKET

the motor
on,.

wilt

run

PLASTIC

NUT

SHAFT

0
OOWN

L_MIT

Step

9
CAUTION:

CONNECT
DOOR
ARM:
Thread
one end of nylon
cord through red handle and secure with knot. Thread
other end through
hole in release arm of trolley.
Secure with
knot,, Remove
plastic carrying
strap from
straight door arm.,
Using 3/8 inch clevis
pin, connect
one end of
straight door arm and door bracket.
Secure with cotter pin, Use other 3/8 inch clevis pin to connect short
end of curved door arm to tro!ley,, Secure with cotter
pin..

5/16"
LOCK
WASHER

5t16"
NUT

,318""NUT

WASHER

Close the door tight, Bring the two door' arm sections together,. Bolt the sections if the holes line up,.
Use 3/8 inch by 7/8 inch bolts, and 3/8 inch lock
washers and nuts, Select bolt holes as far apart as possible to increase door arm rigidity,
DO NOT USE
MORE THAN ONE SLOTTED
HOLE

If the door arm holes do not line up to permit
bolting, follow the instructions in Step 13, Page 10.

If the door opener is installed on a door
with a height greater than 6 feet, the "UP"
limit must be adjusted.

_//_

/
5tl 6"
CARRIAGE
BOLT

-16 -

/
3/8" BOLT

One Piece

oor Instal

Otis
ADJUSTMENTS:
If, after installation
not open or close satisfactorily,
follow
and 17 on Pages 12 and 13,,

of opener, door does
adjustment
steps 16

P
INSTALL

REMOTE

INSTALLATION

LIGHT

CE I LING

Refer

to Step

T8, Page 13,

INSTALLATION

PROCEDURES:

(1)

Fasten

header bracket
to a suitable
support
on ceiling
(a 2x4 or
2x6 reinforcing
plank nailed to joists,
for example),
Tile
support
location
should be the most convenient
in line with

SUPPORT
HEADER

LENS:

PROCEDURES
REMOTE

IdIGH
POINT
or- TRAVEL

AND

BRACKET

the door bracket
and further
inside
the garage than tile
highest point of door travel.
(2) Follow
procedures
of Steps 3,4,5,6,
and 7 by which

[_<

garage door opener is fastened to header bracket and ceiling
Increased
distance
between
trolley
and door
bracket
is
joined
by 1 inch thin
walled
electrical
metallic
tubing
(EMT)
conduit
available at most electrical
supply or hardware stores,
(3) Run trolley
to "Down"
limit,, Close door, Measure

!
I

DIAMETER

THIN

WALLEO

EMT

distance
bracket

'\o o o o o o__...2jo
_cuT

between
holes for door arm clevis
and trolley
Subtract
24 inches,,

pins

in door

Remainder
is desired
length
of EMT,, Cut EMT
length. Insert long end of curved door arm, and one
straight
door arm into ends of conduit
at least 4
Flatten
EMT at each end where bolt hole is needed

o o o

AsREQ'D--J

taching to door arms, Drill 3/8 inch
inch by 7/8 inch screws, and 3/8 inch

to this
end of
inches,,
for at-

holes, Fasten with 3/8
lock washers and nuts,,

Radio Controls
1

The radio

control

=' A portable
automobile

has two

basic components:

transmitter

which

sends a coded

signal from

TRANSMITTER

RECEIVER

= A receiver which is attached to a garage wall. It receives the coded
signal, and activates the garage door opener..
FOR

SERVICE

CONTROLS,
If service
page 23 of manual,

NOT

ATTEMPT

becomes

REPAIR

OF RADIO

necessary, see instructions

on
CovBr

2 THE TRANSMITTER
=

The transmitter,
including
contained
in an attractive,
is provided
transmitters

a battery
and push button
switch, is
high4mpact
plastic case, A metal clip

for attaching
the
can be installed

I
,'_
".L .....
Battery

unit to an auto sun visor, Separate
in each of the vehicles using the

garage

3 THE
The

BATTERY

battery

should

weather

conditions°

weather

failure

mercury

batteries

Clip
operate
To

for

avoid

a time

unexpected

equal

battery

its normal

shelf

failure,

replace

fife (approximately
it at least once

one year),
a year.

This

There

may

be shortened

is Iess possibility

TO CHANGE
new battery

if a new battery

is installed

assure the most reliable

BATTERY-Remove
to connector.

Replace

cover

in autumn,

In regionswhere

temperature

extremes

are below 0

by
cold
O

F, and above 90

operation.
as indicated

in accompanying

cover,

-17-

illustration

Disconnect

battery

from

connector.

CEip

Radio Controls
SEARS DiG|TAL
The coded

signal

in Sears Digital

is a flat blade screwdriver
switch

block.,

ranged

into

Changing

5t2

Radio

Controls

RADIO CONTROL

can be changed

Choose your own code by changing
the ON-OFF

position

of only

easily

position

one switch

without

the aid of a serviceman,,

of ON-OFF

makes

PAT
A PUEOFOR

switches

an entirely

numbered

different

code

The only

1 through

tool

needed

9 on the code

The 9 switches

can be ar-

code combinations,

OPENING THE RADIO CONTROLS
FIGURE 1

RECEIVER
STEP 1
Remove receiver cover by gripping top
lip of cover with ends of fingers and
pulling
outward
(Figure
1) Do not
move printed circuit
board compo nents
STEP 2
Disconnect
connector

FIGURE

the two wire,

24 volt,

from the receiver (Figure 2)

2
FIGURE

TRANSMITTER
STEP 3
Remove visor clip from back of transmitter by prying it away from the case.,
Remove the screw (Figure 3),
STEP 4
Carefully
turn transmitter
case over
(with pushbutton
up} Remove top of
transmitter
case (Figure 4), Be careful,
Do not move circuit board components

FIGURE

HOW TO CHANGE THE CODE SWITCHES
FIGURE

STEP 5
Place the receiver cover with
_@_:

_:;,::_i_

its printed

circuit
board alongside that of the
transmitter
(Figure 5),. Code switch
blocks should be at the bottom (right
side up for reading).,
STEP 6
Use a pencil

or smewdriver

to change

switch positions (Figure 6). To change
a code, press one or more switches
either ON orOFF, Changing at! switches
to OFF wil! constitute a code
FIGURE 6
IMPORTANT
tional
into

NOTE:

transmitters

The

piace,_ The lock switch

mitter,.

new code setting

used to operate

Please keep this

the door,

on some

instruction

receivers

must

be exactly

Reconnect
(built

sheet for future

the

the same in both
AC connector

into side of case) must
reference,,

-18-

the receiver

and transmitter,

to the receiver
be unlocked

also, in any addi-

and snap the receiver

(Down

position),.

cover

Reassemble

back
trans-

TRANSMITTER

RECEIVER

CODE

LABEL
SIGNAL

CODE LABEL

OPENER TERMINAL

BELL
PUSH

BLOCK

ooI

WIRE i

BUTTON

RECEIVER

TERMINAL

BLOCK

FLANGE

Parts List
KEY
NO,

PART
NO,

[JESCRIPTION

RECEIVER
1
2

IB1436
IA1385S

Receiver
Receiver

case assy.
circuit board

IAI385Y
IA1492

with cover (Specify S
Receiver cover

TRANSMITTER
4
5
6
7

-19-

IA1489
IAI138S
lAII38Y
2B126
57-6423

Case assembly
Printed circuit board
(specify S or Y)
Clip,visor
Battery, 9 volt

Wiring & Specifications
WIRING

DIAGRAM

117 V AC

LINE

60Hz

NEUT.

CONVENIENCE
OUTLET(X)
WHt

_,,C_r
I
I BUTTON

,'¢7

LAMP DELAY
SWITCH

YEL

CRK.

PSC
MOTOR

fiRK,

..=J
RELAY

iMPULSE

W/THERMAL
OVERLOAD

DOWN
LIMIT

OBSTRUC

SWITCH

REVERSE
DISABLE

CLASS

I
I

BLK

LSW_TCH j

I
I

24vAC

270 .rz

YEL L

NOTE

PARTS(X)AND(Y)ffOT

SOME

USED _N ALL

VERSIONS

OF MANUAL

RESET

MODELS
SUTTON

HAVE

TERMINALS

MOTOR
Type

.....

Speed
Volts

t/3

.....

Cur_nt

run

.......

Speed Reduction

Belt and pulley

1/4 HP capacitor run (Model
t,0OO rpm
t t7 VAC 50/60 Hz

139653100)

Drive

Roller chain
Tee rail

Lubrication

Motor

4 5 emps

(Model

139653000)

(Model

139653100)

amps

Pushbutton

Electrical

........

reverse in down

Limit

Device

Limit

Adjustment

StertCireuit

Independent

.........

Motor'

.......

reversal

Length

....

overload

Traveling
Low
radio

protector

nuts on sprocket

voltage
cent! el

direction

Auto-

directions

pushbutton,

of Travel

Trave!

Rate

Lamp

, ,

Linkage

adjustment
and low

6 -

8 inches
when

per

door

key

Length
switch

- 20-

(overall)

Headroom
Required,
Weight
......

Adjustable
release

10½

trolley

Drive

on steel

shaft

bronze

off

approxio

cord

trolley

second

starts

in travel

90 seconds after
"'L"

DIMENSIONS

shaft

piece

feet

voltage

nuts

two

lubricated

0 On

8, 1 : 1
and

bearings

mate]y

on
Door

up and down

self

oifite

both

pushbutton
wiring
Circuit
actuated by limit

.........

MECHANISM

139.653000)

matic
door
obstruction
Mechanical

REVERSED

(Model

SAFETY
Personal

2&3

DRIVE

HP capacitor

-J
BLK

feet

2 inches
60 pounds

arm

stop
pull

pair Parts
Rail AssembBy
2O

11_

12_

\
I
8

11> ji PartsList

KEY
NO.
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
iO
II
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27

- 21 -

PART
NO.
146A19
12A129
146A30
133A29
216A26
IA452
171A88
171AZ4
183B35
IA955
146A21
91A7
26A39
I09AII
IA1428
IB1435
133A87
2B123
171A191
183B36
171A184
133A28
216A25
12A197
178B22
178B23
12B198

DESCR IPT ION
Pin,cotter
Bracket,header
Pin,clevis,3/Sx3
Nut,3/8-16
Lockv,asher,3i8
Sprocket bracket assy.
Screw,hex,5i16xl-7/8
Screw,hex,3/8-16xl
Tee rail,header end
Trolley,outer
assy.
Pin,clevis,3!Sxl-I/16
Handle,pull
release
Rope,braided
Master link,chain
Roller,chain assy°
Trolley,inner
assy.
Locknut, I/4-20
Tee rail,center brace
Carriage bolt, I/4-20
Tee rail,motor end
Screw,Sems,5/16-18xl/2
Nut,5/16-18
Lockwasher,5/16
Bracket,cha in retainer
Strap,door arm,straight
Strap,door arm,curved
Bracket,door

Repair Parts

ChassisAssemblyParts List
KEY
f'lO.

3-L L_
.__=___r5_
2
_.__]5=._
- ,8

....1455 ............
'_-"-_II _<_ ,\',Ltt
. t, -_z

53 ,

50 _:,#"

"'I

c.,14 E

. <

1_. _ ,51,11. =.,.41
........... \

I_/'1

--I

>......

/1_

..........
i

....._-_,.
1

.:,_ _>7,

/,\

;;"=i ..............r.........
+'-1]

]

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

.fill

<.-"_:

. { :-42

r16\

,.,I

i 17

<--'f:

LI._

I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
I0
II
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
,_2.4
25
26
27
28

PART
IlO,

171A183
31B129
31B127
171A74
IA950
216A95
158A30
BIA9
IB948
I 77A73
133AI06
216A I00
IIAI3
171A182
37D61
133A109
IA989
204B77
133A I05
IAI081
17tAI84
lIAl2
216A96
158A31
IAI481
12C 196
12A201
123D17

DESCRI PT _Of'i
Screw,BFx3/8
Cover,reverse

Swi'!'Ct_

Cover,sprocket
Screw,hex,BBx3/8
Shaft
and
Washer,shim,
"E"

sprocket
I/2"

ring_Ii2"

assy
I .D

shaft

i diet

Sprocke'l,
Lever,actuator

_v¢itch

Spring,switch

adjustment

I4ut,square,5i16-18
;'lasher,shim,3/4"I

D. xi"O.O.x

,_._

22-_'26

.......
4 F:';
Y

:._

;

123D16

Screw,5i16-18x2-1i2
Chas_is,componeni
T inne rman,

mounting

I/ 4-20

Light
socket
Transformer

assy

Nut_sgeciel

limit

Switch,limit

_ssy.

Screw,washered,5/16-18x9i16
Bear

ing,3/B"i

Washer,sh
Push

im,3/8"

Pulley

I, O,

ring,318"
a_sy+8

shaft

Bracket,shaft

pitch

Bracket,nut

retainer

Motor

for

assy

Motor

i_<
3_

171A58
144B6
20A3
31DI06
171A175
108C6
IA35
171A51
2A150
133A49
12A194
30A205

assy.

Model

for

Model
6

139,653100,

amps;llTVAC;60

Pulley,drive
Belt,Vee,3L-31
Cover,chassis
Screw,hex,ii4-2Qxli2
Lens,tamp

cover

Light
delay
Screw_hex_6Tx3i8
Terminal

assy.

board

assy

T innerman,type

8U
tot

Bracket,capaci

mounti

stari'

Capacitor,motor

for

Model

653000,Rating;50-60MFD;250VAC

Capacitor,motor
t39

139,653000,

amps;II7VAC;50/6OHz

Screw,set,5!16-1B

139

30A218

eLemeter

re'raining

Rating:Ii4hp;2

29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40

010

Bearing,to_,Ii2"l,O,

Rating:Ii3hp;,l,5

f7 7: 4o

assy

653100

,II

216AI0

Lockwesher,

IA1375

Wiring

,13

12A218

Bracket,reset

for

star#

Model

box

,Rat ing:36-42MFD;250VAC
internal

tooth

,No,6

assy
for

button

Model

139.653000

44
45
46
47
48
49

f80B48
171A189
160B27
12B208
171A15
iBOB50

Reset

button

for

I,_del

139,653000

Screw,BBxl
Relay_impulse
Bracket,relay

mountin

Screw,sems,8-32x3i16
Reset
button

9
for

Model

139,653100

12B225

INSET

Bracket,reset
Model

133A43

button

Tinnerman

nut

for

139,653100

52
53
54
55
56
57
58

-22 -

31FI03
203A68
IAI070
30A219
IA942
28A60
26A42

Wiring
box cover
Terminal
board
Resistor,2?O
Capacitor,,22

ohms,2

watt_

MFD;2OOVDC

S_iteh,reverse

assy,

Cable,clamp
Cable,line

_er

139653100

cord,4

ft.

Model

SAVE-A-CALL BY CHECKINGTHESE BASIC POINTS.
INSTALLATION GUARANTEED BY THE INSTALLER.IF IT iS A
SELF-INSTALLATION, CORRECTIONSWILL BE MADE ON A
CHARGE BASIS.

WHEN DOOR OPENS
t
Check pushbuttons
ding
pushbutton(s}
staples, etc,

WHEN
DOOR
WILL
NOT OPEN WITH TRANSMITTER(S).
NOR WALL
OR RECEIVER
PUSHBUTTONS:
1. Check to be certain
that NO LOCKS
OR BOLTS
are preventing the door from opening,
2 Check for tripped
circuit
breaker or blown fuse..
3 Check to be certain any waff switch used to supply power to
the opener is in "ON"
position.
4

Check wire from wall receiver
broken where wire terminates)
if the unit has been operated

to opener

for break

numerous

times

(generally

WHEN
DOOR
DOES
PLETELY:
t
Check to be certain
STOPS
preventing

WITHTRANSMITTER,WORKS
OR SECOND
TRANSMITTER:

pletely.
2., Opener

1. Check
battery,
If two transmitters
are used, check by exchanging with "working"
transmitter.,
2. if wall receiver is equipped
with LOCK SWITCH,
check to see
that the switch
is "in the "OFF"
position
(away from
lock
labett.
WHEN

DOOR

REVERSES

FOR

NO APPARENT

Increase

tension

opener
chassis.
ment instructions

of FORCE
Check

SCREW(S)

label

and

WHEN
ATOR

REASON:

located

Owner's

at side(s)

Manual

limit

Controls.
set your own
in the Owners Manual

NOT

setting

WHEN
FROM
1
2
3

LIGHT
DOES
tS ENERGIZED:

Check

light

QUITE

OPEN

there are NO PHYSICAL
the door
from
opening
needs

NEW
INSTALLATIONS
your Owners Manual,

1. Check for DOOR BALANCE';OR
BINDING
Disconnect
door
from opener
by pu!_;,_g RED HANDLE.
Open and close door
manually,
Door ,should
operate
smoothly
and reasonably
easy. If door is binding,
check for physical
binding
at jamb,
track,
etc, If service is needed, call a garage DOOR
service
company.
2

Check to determine
if a SEARS
garage door opener in the
neighborhood
uses the same radio code. If same IDENTICAL
codes exist, bring
BOTH
the receiver
AND
transmitter
to
SEARS service to obtain a different
code., if your unit features
the Sears Digital
Radio
agcording
to instructions

in succession,

a thermal
overload
switch
in the motor
may have tripped
Allow several minutes for cooling before operation
is repeated.,
6,, Check reset button
on back of operator
chassis
WHEN DOOR WILLNOTOPEN
OK, FROM PUSHBUTTONS,

AND/OR
CLOSES BY ITSELF:
and wiring
(receiver
to opener}
by prodand wiggling
wire,
especially
under

adjustment,

See

NOT

code

COM-

UNINTENDED
or closing com-

ESPECIALLY

instruction

WHENEVER

THE

OPER-

bulb(s}

THERE
WITHIN

IS INSUFFICIENT
THE CAR:

TRANSMITTER

Check battery,
Change transmitter
location
in car.
Check antenna
to be certain
connection

for adjust-

easy-to-follow

pew

proper,THERE

IS NO ANTENNA

with

RANGE

or installation

Digital

Radio

Controls.

CAUTION:
• OPERATE DOOR ONLY WHEN FULLY VISIBLE, PROPERLY ADJUSTED,
e DO NOT PERMIT CHILDREN TO PLAY IN AREA OF DOOR,.
e READ THE INSTRUCTION
MANUAL,.
THINGS

TO REMEMBER

DOOR
nected
(ie

DISCONNECT
from

power

failures)

trolley
It will
reactivated

Your

when

_farage door

manual

down

when

LUBRICATION
every

months

Oil

LUBRICATION
surfaces

door

Use

rollers,

silicone

Clean

ot" tee rail once

bearings

lubricant,

and

a year

reg_;ase

top

and
light

and

CASE

SERVICE

RADIO

RECEIVER

CONTROL
COVER

ONLY

PROBLEMS.
WITH

REMOVE

ATTACHED

Make certain

held fast(ie

(see Things

Check

door

replace

If one

BALANCE

best when

the

connect)

A door

opening

travel

while

ments

are needed,

RECEIVER
PRINTED

CENTER.

_23 -

is not locked

down.

Disconnect

door from

Raise

manually

is broken,

The opener's
door

door

have

a garage door

auLomatic

is in good

and closing

is balanced

being supported

COVER

CIRCUIT

dool
ice)

works
manually

snow,

1o Rernember)

springs

DOOR

Use rail grease sup-

plied

BRING

opener

tied to the

the opener

SPRINGS

or oiherwise

is necessary

on the red handle

automatically

DOOR

can be discon-

operation

company

hinges
oil

bottorn

Pull

reconr'ect

DOOR

OPENER

,, ,
-

the opener

AND FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS,

the

system
is tested

(see Doo_

il stays

solely

by itsspiings

Dis.

in any pointof
If adjust-

company

BY UNLATCHING
AND

(toot

when

call a gmage door

BOARD

safety

balance

TRANSMIT

AND

UNPLUGGING
I E:R TO A SEARS

HOW TO ORDER

REPAIR

PARTS

The Model Number' will be found on the label attached to the back of the
opener.. Always mention the Model Number when requesting service or repair
parts for your SEARS ELECTRONIC
GARAGE DOOR OPENER°
All parts listed herein may be ordered through SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO.
When ordering parts by mail, selling prices will be furnished on request, or
parts will be shipped at prevailing prices and you will be billed accordingly.

WHEN ORDERING
REPAIR PARTS, ALWAYS
INFORMATION
AS SHOWN tN THIS LIST:
1. The PART NUMBER
2. The MODEL NUMBER

GIVE

THE

FOLLOWING

3o The PART DESCRIPTION
4, The NAME of the ITEM

Your Sears merchandise takes on added value when you realize that Sears has
over 2,000 Service units throughout
the country, Each is staffed by Searstrained, professional technicians using Sears approved parts and methods.
IMPORTANT
NOTE: Include Radio Control code Wh_a ordering radio control parts. If you suspect radio malfunction, take radio controi: to the nearest
SEARS Service Center for test and/or low cost exchange.

FEATURES

OF YOUR OPENER

Opener light-will
convenience,,

Automatic
either

Reverse

on and off

reverse-door

up or down

Emergency

reverses

automatically

for your

when

safety

and

obstructed

direction,.

disable-automatic

inches of down
etc,
4,

turn

reverse

t, avel to prevent

disconnect-pull

feature

nuisance

is disabled

last

few

reversals due to ice, snow,

cord disconnect

permits

manual

door

operation.
5,. Automatic
ation
6,

Digital

reconnect-trolley

when opener

Radio Controls-Coded

SEARS, ROEBUCK

Part No,, 114A351D

is energized

halves

reconnect

after emergency

for

automatic

oper-

disconnect,_

signal can be changed easily

by owner.

AND CO.. BSC 41-3 SEARS TOWER

CHICAGO,

ILLINOIS

60684

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