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I have a 1/2 HP Sears Craftsman garage door opener - older model.
The Homelink button in my car fails to open the door - the direct wired button in my garage fails to open the door - they had worked fine and both quit working the same time. The only way to open door now is to click off and on the POWER to the unit - conversely to click the POWER off and on to close the door. Little strange !! I fiquired it has to be bad circuit board which I can buy for $75.00. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks |
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circuit board seems logical. But is it better to put $75.00 into a old unit
to repair where you may find other faults showing up in the near future or $75.00 towards a new unit and replace it? |
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