Garage door opener error codes
Sometimes your garage door opener tells you exactly what's wrong—as long as you can crack the code. Below are common error code tables for the most popular brands, along with an explanation of what the code means, possible repair parts you might need and DIY advice. Visit Sears PartsDirect’s repair help section for more DIY advice on garage door openers, major appliances, lawn and garden equipment, vacuum cleaners and more. To find the owner’s manual or a complete list of replacement parts for your garage door opener, search for your model number.
Symptoms common to all garage door openers
Repair guides common to all garage door openers
If your remotes don’t work and the lights on the motor unit blink when you press a remote, the safety sensors may have failed. This guide will help you replace them.
Learn how to replace the gear and sprocket assembly on your garage door opener if the drive motor runs but the door won't move.
If your garage door won’t move, the drive and worm gears could be broken. This guide will help you replace the gears.
Articles and videos common to all garage door openers
Use the advice and tips in these articles and videos to get the most out of your garage door opener.
Learn how to decipher symbols so you can buy the right part for your problem.
Find out what’s wrong with your appliance by following a circuit.
Learn how to use a multimeter to check for wiring problems in an appliance that's not working