Craftsman 20057933 model garage door opener error codes
These error code explanations can help you diagnose a problem with your Craftsman 20057933 model garage door opener. For repair how-to help, visit the PartsDirect repair help section, which includes DIY help for garage door openers, refrigerators, other major appliances, lawn and garden equipment, water heaters/softeners and more. Search for your model number to find a complete list of replacements parts available for your garage door opener.
This Craftsman garage door opener flashes lights to indicate a component failure.
Safety sensors are misaligned or sensor wires are broken
Realign the safety reversing sensors so that the red LED on the receiving sensor glows steadily. Reconnect any loose wires between the safety reversing sensors and the logic board. Replace the safety reversing sensor wires if damaged.
Motor overheated
The motor can overheat if the door is opened and closed several times in a row. Unplug the garage door opener to reset the logic board. Allow the motor to cool for about 15 minutes before restoring power and using the garage door opener. Pull the emergency door release and check the up-and-down travel of the garage door for binding. Repair the garage door if it doesn’t travel smoothly. If it overheats after a single use and the garage door travel is smooth, replace the motor.
Safety sensors are misaligned or obstructed
Remove the obstruction between the safety sensors or realign the safety reversing sensors so that the red LED on the receiving sensor glows steadily.
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