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Part Information
Drive belt 41A5250 is an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part that fits Craftsman garage door opener models 1393043, 13953904D, 13953906D, 13953914, 13953914D, 13953915D, 13953915DM, 13953916D, 13953918D, 13953919, 13953919D, 13953939D, 13953954, 13953964SRT, 13953984SRT, 13954915, 13954918, 13954920, 13954931, 13955918, 139559181, 13957915 and 13957918.
It also fits Chamberlain garage door opener models B500, B503, B510, B730, B740, B750, B970, 248754, WD962KD and WD962KLD.
Drive belt 41A5250 is rotated by the motor pulley to move the trolley back and forth along the rail.
Replaces original garage door opener drive belt part number 041A5250.
Top models using the same part
| Model Name | Model Number | Diagram Name |
|---|---|---|
| Model #WD962KLD Chamberlain garage door opener | WD962KLD | Rail assembly |
| Model #248739 Chamberlain garage door opener | 248739 | Rail assembly |
| Model #WD962KD Chamberlain garage door opener | WD962KD | Rail assembly |
| Model #248754 Chamberlain garage door opener | 248754 | Rail assembly |
| Model #13953906D Craftsman garage door opener | 13953906D | Rail assembly |
| Model #1393043 Craftsman garage door opener | 1393043 | Rail assembly |
| Model #13955918 Craftsman garage door opener | 13955918 | Rail assembly |
| Model #139559181 Craftsman garage door opener | 139559181 | Rail assembly |
| Model #13954918 Craftsman garage door opener | 13954918 | Rail assembly |
| Model #13954915 Craftsman garage door opener | 13954915 | Rail assembly |
Reviews
Easy to install
Received the belt before they said it would be delivered. It took my husband about an hour to install the belt and put my garage door opener back up.
stephanie 0, Molino fl
3 people thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Very Easy
- Duration of Installation
- 30 minutes - 1 hour
Not the easist thing to install
It took about an hour to install. With the help of a buddy and two 6' step ladders. We chose to replace the belt in it's operating position instead of taking it down and working on it. Requires tools.
fred1, Windermere, FL
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- Ease of Installation
- Moderate
- Duration of Installation
- 30 minutes - 1 hour
41A5250 Garage door belt
This is my first time replacing a garage door opener belt. Since I read, but didn't follow the directions it only took me 30 minutes. You will need the directions for some information. I downloaded mine from the Sears parts direct website. You don't need to drop the unit to the floor. I wiped down the trolley rail with 3-in-One Garage door lube to clean it. I set the garage door opener to the open position. Release the garage door so you can close it to remove the pulley. Remove belt, if the belt is not broken, loosen the the adjuster to release the spring tension. It makes it easier to remove the belt. Positioned the trolley 2 inches from the fully open stop bolt. If haven't loosened the adjusting bolt that. Install the new belt at the garage door end and replace pulley, I would put some grease on the pulley bolt. The hardest part was trying to hold the trolley in place while inserting the hook end of the belt onto the trolley. I adjusted the spring tension as shown it the directions " 1 1/4" spring compression" I didn't need to make any adjustment for the door open, close or force.
Sparky4, Houston
1 person thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Easy
- Duration of Installation
- 30 minutes - 1 hour
Overpriced shipping
Installation was not the same as the video. I was able to do it in about an hour, not counting breaks from the garage heat.
not a, none
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- Ease of Installation
- Moderate
- Duration of Installation
- 30 minutes - 1 hour
Pretty easy installation
Watched Sears YouTube video and it was helpful. Not sure why the tech lowered the opener and track unless there was some clearance issues. I left mine in place and worked off a ladder. Also didn't totally remove the threaded tensioner as there was plenty of slack to disconnect old belt and reconnect new one. Taking my time, it probably took about a half hour to replace the belt. I would occasionally find small rectangular rubber pieces on my garage floor and finally found it was the cogs from the belt breaking off. I backed off on the 'down' tension as much as I could to take the torque off the belt since that is where the cogs were coming off the belt.
Ramone, Palm Harbor, Florida
5 people thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Very Easy
- Duration of Installation
- Less than 30 minutes
Inst. of the belt drive on a Garage door opener
Easy install except the design is poor. You have to remove the front pulley to get the belt thru the slot. It's easier to work on if you take the opener down on the floor rather than deal with it installed. A little planning on your engineers part to make the cutout large enough to pass the end fitting thru would have been most helpful.
Flip, j, Undisclosed
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- Ease of Installation
- Very Easy
- Duration of Installation
- 30 minutes - 1 hour
Challenging to install by yourself
Took me about an hour to install by myself. Would be much easier if you had a helper. Definitely need the installation manual from the garage opener to adjust the opening and closing.
Aceman, Gainesville, Fl
1 person thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Moderate
- Duration of Installation
- 30 minutes - 1 hour
Garage door opener drive belt
I watched the video in YouTube to go over the procedure. It was easy to remove and replace.
EL N, Apopka, FL
1 person thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Easy
- Duration of Installation
- 30 minutes - 1 hour