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Make sure the sensors are correctly positioned, free of dirt and obstructions, and that the sensor wires are undamaged. Additionally, consider changing the batteries in the clicker.

You have to program the dip switches...get out the step ladder. Check out these sites... https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=programming+dip+switch+garage+door+opener&atb=v159-1&ia=web

since you did not provide make and model, generically it is the safety sensors located an each side of door. Something is blocking one or both of the or they are out of alignment. They do fail and sensors are easily replaced. Refer to you manual or instructions that came with unit. Don't have it google your make and model followed by manual.

Question edited for a lot more clarity. Question moved form Cars and Trucks category. The part number you stated is the logic board on a Liftmaster Garage Door Opener. No, the cable is supposed to spiral wound around that pulley. It is connected to the spring which takes the weight of the door. You need the model number to find the manual. https://www.google.com/search?q=part+%23+41a5021-d ..

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Question edited for full 'make model (what it is), and typo. Question moved from Television and Video Category. When you remove batteries, you have to re-learn / pair them.

Raynor Navigator 1245RGD Owner's Manual

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Raynor Navigator Garage Door Opener Manual

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whatever you chose. Ensure the are both the same.

ensure that the remote is Raynor and compatible with you model GDO on the back of your garage door opener there is a colored learn button--press and release-the learn indicator light will glow for a short time usually 30 seconds. within thirty seconds press and hold the buton on the hand held remote that you wish to operate your garage door. release the button when the motor unit lights blink. if you don;t have a light, two clicks will be heard. it has learned the code. procedure will be different for multi function control.

See page 35..thou it's not your exact Model Chraftsman are all basically the same for remote programing. Got to get out the step ladder.... https://manuals.plus/craftsman/craftsman-garage-door-opener-owner-s-manual-pdf

GDO has failed and tie to replace it.

See if any of the videos help. https://www.google.com/search?q=stanley+3220+garage+door+opener+antenna+location ..

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Dirty or corroded contact on the remote Close button. Take it apart and clean with electrical contact cleaner.

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If the door is not reversing when it hits the up limiter, it could be due to a problem with the safety sensors. Check to make sure that the sensors are aligned and that there is nothing blocking their path. If the sensors are not the issue, you may need to adjust the up limit switch. This switch controls how far up the door goes before it stops. If it is set too high, the door may not reverse when it hits the up limiter. To adjust the up limit switch, locate the adjustment screws on the motor unit and turn them in small increments until the door stops at the proper position and reverses when it hits the up limiter.

The clicking/rattling sound you are hearing from your Craftsman garage door opener could be caused by a few different issues. Here are some potential causes and solutions:

1. Worn gears: If the gears in the opener are worn, they may be causing the noise. You can check for this by disconnecting the opener from the door and running it with no load. If the noise is still present, it's likely the gears. You may need to replace them.
2. Loose hardware: If the noise is more of a rattling sound, it could be caused by loose hardware. Check all of the bolts and screws on the opener to make sure they're tight.
3. Faulty relay: If the noise seems to be coming from a relay on the motherboard, that component may be faulty. You may need to replace the motherboard or have it repaired.
4. Electrical issue: It's possible that there's an issue with the wiring or electrical components of the opener that's causing the noise. This is something that may require professional assistance to diagnose and repair.

Overall, it's best to have a professional garage door technician take a look at your opener to diagnose and fix the issue. Garage door openers can be dangerous to work on if you're not experienced, so it's better to be safe than sorry.

This is a South African unit. We are in North America, but this link might work better for you. https://www.google.com/search?q=blue+advance+garage+motor+p+error+code ..

The 4-2 error code on a garage door opener typically indicates a problem with the safety sensors. These sensors are designed to prevent the door from closing if there is an obstacle in the way. If the sensors are not functioning properly, the door may not close, or it may close and then immediately re-open.

To clear the 4-2 error code and reset the garage door opener, you can try the following steps:

Check the sensors: Make sure that the sensors are properly aligned and not blocked by debris or other objects.

Check the wiring: Make sure that the wiring to and from the sensors is secure and not damaged.

Check for loose or damaged components: Make sure that all of the components in the safety sensor system are properly installed and not damaged.

Reset the opener: You can reset the garage door opener by unplugging it from the power outlet and then plugging it back in. This will reset the opener and may clear the error code.

If you are unable to clear the error code with these steps, it may be best to seek the help of a professional garage door technician. They will be able to diagnose the problem and recommend the appropriate repair.

check sensor wiring for breaks or disconnection. Replace sensors which are available at Home Depot . There could be a few reasons why you have to hold down the wall control button to close your garage door but the easiest one to rule out is misaligned safety sensors. When you hold down the button on the control panel, you are overriding the safety feature and telling the opener no matter what is in the way just close the door. Here are a few things to look for when checking the sensors: 1. Clean the sensor's lens and make sure dust, webs, and other debris is not obstructing the lens view. 2. If there are objects around the sensors that you move in an out of the garage (i.e. shovels in the winter, rakes in the summer) put them elsewhere. You may unknowingly hit the sensors and knock it out of alignment. 3.. Most, if not all, sensors have an indicator light that tells you they are functioning. One is usually green and one is red/orange. If one or both are not lit, adjust the sensors (one or both) until the lights come on. Then tightly fasten the bracket screw to make sure the sensors are secured in place. copy and paste https://support.chamberlaingroup.com/s/article/How-To-Troubleshoot-The-Safety-Reversing-Sensors-When-Both-Leds-Are-Not-Lit