The plastic drive gear went out on my garage door opener, but
otherwise it was working fine. I bought a gear kit and had someone
install it. Now the motor won't work at all. It's just dead. Is
there some sort of reset switch or anything that needs to be done?
Any other advice?

wrote:

The plastic drive gear went out on my garage door opener, but
otherwise it was working fine. I bought a gear kit and had someone
install it. Now the motor won't work at all. It's just dead. Is
there some sort of reset switch or anything that needs to be done?
Any other advice?

Hmmm,
You mean that someone took off even without checking to see if it's
working all right?

No, he knew it wasn't working, just didn't know what to do about it.

On Jan 27, 9:28 pm, Tony Hwang wrote:
wrote:
The plastic drive gear went out on my garage door opener, but
otherwise it was working fine. I bought a gear kit and had someone
install it. Now the motor won't work at all. It's just dead. Is
there some sort of reset switch or anything that needs to be done?
Any other advice?Hmmm,
You mean that someone took off even without checking to see if it's
working all right?

On 27 Jan 2007 21:10:06 -0800, wrote:

No, he knew it wasn't working, just didn't know what to do about it.


Then he owes you an opener.

He probably forgot to plug the wiring harness back into the circuit
board. He might have knocked a wire off the capacitor. Who knows..
You didn't even say what kind of operator it is, what lights (if any)
are on (sensors, button, LED's on the board).

It's a Craftsman 1/2HP. There is a light on it. There is power to
the circuit board, but not the capacitor. What should I look for?

On Jan 27, 11:40 pm, I eat worms wrote:
On 27 Jan 2007 21:10:06 -0800, wrote:

No, he knew it wasn't working, just didn't know what to do about it.Then he owes you an opener.

He probably forgot to plug the wiring harness back into the circuit
board. He might have knocked a wire off the capacitor. Who knows..
You didn't even say what kind of operator it is, what lights (if any)
are on (sensors, button, LED's on the board).