Hi,
I have a sears garage door opener 1/3 horsepower, model number
139.52210 and I need another remote. Does anyone know if there is a
universal remove that works with this model? Thanks

, 9/25/2006, 2:30:47 PM,
om wrote:

Hi,
I have a sears garage door opener 1/3 horsepower, model number
139.52210 and I need another remote. Does anyone know if there is a
universal remove that works with this model? Thanks

I don't know how old your is but mine is 17 years old and I got a
replacement remote from Sears last week. They said there are two
kinds, one with a red light (older) and one with a green light (newer).

wrote:

Hi,
I have a sears garage door opener 1/3 horsepower, model number
139.52210 and I need another remote. Does anyone know if there is a
universal remove that works with this model? Thanks



Any possibility you posted the Sears model number incorrectly?

I've used this place several times for myself and friends and they
always had what I needed. (And at much better prices than from Sears.)

Here's their page with Sears model numbers on it, but the one you posted
isn't listed:

http://www.aaaremotes.com/liftmaster...art.html#cross

Good luck,

Jeff



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Jeffry Wisnia
(W1BSV + Brass Rat '57 EE)
"Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength."

On Tue, 26 Sep 2006 02:33:10 GMT, JJ wrote Re
Old sears garage door opener - Universal remote availalbe?:

On 25 Sep 2006 11:30:47 -0700, wrote:

Hi,
I have a sears garage door opener 1/3 horsepower, model number
139.52210 and I need another remote. Does anyone know if there is a
universal remove that works with this model? Thanks
Your model number isn't listed in the Sears parts website. check it
again

http://www3.sears.com/

If it is no longer supported, you'll have to use an universal
conversion kit. Chamberlain & Genie make one. Available at Home Depot
$50.

Here's one I used to replace both the transmitter & receiver on my old
Sears opener

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...8TR&lpage=none
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since its so old and lacks modern safety and security features, like
light sensors on door so obstruction reverses door, and things like
rolling code technology to make it harder to break in by remote you may
be better off just replacing the opener. its not expensive and besides
if your ever going to sell such a old ppener is a home inspectors
friend.

old openers put lots of pressure on a obstruction before reversing way
more than current units, after kids were crushed.

sears has sales for 200 to 250 installed.

may be better investment than 50 bucks on a ancient unit