TylerDama

Home depot will beat any INSTORE price by 10% and will match online prices (has to have a brick and mortar location in the USA)... just a tip if you do not live by a Lowes

you will never go wrong if you buy any Klein Journeymen Series hand tool!P.s. lifetime warranty

this looks like it would save maintenance guys a lot of time.

after fumbling around withthe opener for about an hour I have admitted defeat and will just purchase a new one...Thankyou everyone for the help!

Thank you all for the advice,I will try this out whenI get home and let you know the results

1: the model number is is "1000SDR" 2: The label on the opener dates it to "99 the remotes were the same age and the replacement was brand new at HD and would not work either 3: Yes I do see the antenna 4: Yes, I do have the safety sensors as well

Hey guys, I figured I would give the forums a try before replacing my garage door opener. I have a Chamberlain Garage door opener that seems to be on the fritz, a few weeks ago BOTH of my remotes started to only work when they wanted to. After a week they stopped altogether, Naturally I replaced the batteries but nothing changed, so I bought a new remote and that didn't work either. I am very confused because the push button on the wall will open the door just not the remotes. Any help would be greatly appreciated. -Tyler

Yep, Kato HAD to bring Ryobi into this, as per usual.

Carson, you are in the right place!

The 12v line up is in my opinion a no-brainah it is very compact, versatile, and has decent power. I have a 12v Ridgid Impact and LOVE it. (the M12 line is lighter then Ridgid)

wounder how much heavier it is then a 4.0?