Craftsman 139.653000, Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...S_ _kL_ i _ iii_ _ _i _ i_iiii_ i i_ _ii_ _ _ _ _ _ _s _ _i SECTgOHAL DOORS ONEPIECEDOORS ...

Page 2: ...m 1 Box of rail assembly hardware 1 Bag of installation hardware 1 Owners manual 1 Handy hints labeF THE SMALL CARTON CONTAINS I Three section Tee rai 2 Sections of hanging strap Sears Garage Door Opener Warranty FULL 90 DAY WARRANTY ON GARAGE DOOR OPENER When the Garage Door Opener is installed adjusted and operated in accordance with our instructions Sears will for a period of 90 days from the d...

Page 3: ...AY To obtain the best service from your Garage Door Opener and to avoid needless inconvenience or service expense please use Save A Call on Page 23 of this manual RulesFor Safe Operation WARNING DOOR SPRINGS CAN CAUSE FATAL INJURIES DO NOT ATTEMPT ADJUSTMENTS UNLESS YOU ARE PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED t Installation and wiring must conform to local building and electrical codes 2 Keep door hinges and r...

Page 4: ..._ f4 _ J _ 3 6571 6785 6538 Extra transmitter for use with the following Sears stock nos 6550 65 30 6551 and 6531 Black with wood grain trim ORDER BY CODE LETTER Outdoor Key Switch Included with best models 6550 and 6551 Just a turn of the key opens the door automatically from outside when transmitter is not handy Quick Release Key Lock In case of power failure on garages without service entrances...

Page 5: ... Bracket Trolley 2 Screws 3 8 16x7 8 2 Nuts 5 t6 18 Master Link 12 Rait Grease 4 Lock Nuts 1 4 20 INSTALLATION HARDWARE BAG 2 Lock Washers 5 16 2 Clevis Pins 318 xl 1 t6 4 Nuts 3 8 t 6 4 Lack Washers 3 8 Items in this bag are for instalhng the opener Illustrated nuts bolts screws pins and washers are actual size _ I_ IiIi_w _ I_ 1 _ iiii _ 2 Nuts 51t6 Insulated Staples 4 Screws 3 8 t6x7 8 3 Cotter...

Page 6: ...1 TEE RAIL SECTION N 3 1 4 LOCK NUT KEPS I 4 X I 2 CARRIAGE BOLT SQUARE CARRIAGE BOLT HOLES R_ LEASE LEVER _SSEMBL_D TROLLEY Bolt section 1 to section 2 Use 1 4 inch by 1 2 inch carriage bolts and 4 inch loci nuts Join bolted sections 1 and 2 to section 3 Use 1 4 inch by 1 2 inch carriage bolts and 1 4 inch lock nuts CAUTION DO NOT tighten lock nuts until bolt necks are seated in square holes Step...

Page 7: ...e the chain 5 ATTACH ASSEMBLED TEE RAIL TO OPERATOR Place operator on packing material to avoid scratching cover Align two holes in motor end of Tee rail with holes in operator chassis an illustrated For convenience place a support under sprocket bracket Fasten Tee rail to operator with two washered screws 5 16 inch by 9 16 inch Tighten securely 5 I6 NUT SCREWDRIV SPROCKET BRACKET TROLLEY BRACKET ...

Page 8: ...r line of garage door Extend this onto garage header wall above door Position header bracket center on center with this line at height approximately 2 inches above the high arc point this is high point of travel of top edge of door as illustratedL Mark either pair of bracket holes vertical or horizontal on header watlo Drill 3 16 inch pilot holes and instatl bracket with 5 16 inch by 1 7 8 inch la...

Page 9: ...ilot holes in roof supports Fasten brackets with 5 16 inch lag screws NOTE Lubricate bottom surface of Tee rail before pro ceeding Use tube of rail grease included in the hard ware package _J CUT BEND AS Flat Washer Carriage Bolt Reinforcing Board Step 12 Door Bracket FASTEN DOOR BRACKET Place door bracket center on center with inside vertical center line of door also see note below Align bracket ...

Page 10: ...ion line up join the sections with two 3 8 inch by 7 8 inch bolts lock washers and nuts PUT BOLT HEADS ON STRAIGHT DOOR ARM SIDE Select bolt holes as far apart as possible to increase door arm rigidity DO NOT USE MORE THAN ONE SLOTTED HOLE 318 Nut 31a _ Lockwasher 318 x 7 8 Bolt If door arm holes do not line up when the two sections are brought together cross the door arms in scissors fashion see ...

Page 11: ...or opens or closes by itself or does not operate from the receiver push button on the lower front face of the unit check for a short in the belt wire under staples for example The garage door opener can be activated by a transmitter signal or from the receiver push button Push button signals will override those from a transmitter as a safety feature NOTE A special security switch is provided on th...

Page 12: ...S Loosen limit nut bracket screw Slide bracket to the left 1 To increase UP limits turn bottom nut upward 2 To decrease UP limits turn bottom nut downward 3 To increase DOWN limits turn top nut downward 4_ To decrease DOWN limits turn top nut upward 5 These procedures may require repetition before adjust ment is complete E When adjustments are complete slide bracket to its original position and TI...

Page 13: ...t sicle fac ing door Open force screw is on left side Refer to labels next to screws Turn clockwise by half turns until door opens and closes without reversing B Tighten adjustment screws an added half turn to allow for climatic changes CAUTION Door force is not to compensate for faulty door hardware Step 18 INSTALL LIGHT AND LENS Install a light bulb in socket Light turns on automatically when op...

Page 14: ... floor Subtract actual height of door top to bottom Remainder is door rise see column 1 of adjoining chart Refer to chart for setting height of header bracket above door Place bracket at refer enced height and center on center with ex tended vertical center line of door Mark bracket holes Drill 3 16 inch pilot holes Fasten bracket with 5 16 by 1 7 8 inch Iag screws B_ One Piece Door With Track Pos...

Page 15: ...L in iIfustration between operator and joist or other garage roof support Cut both pieces of hanging brack et just beyond selected holes Notch bracket ends with hack saw Bend ends to form desired angles Fasten hanging brackets to operator chassis with 3 8 inch by 7 8 inch screws and 3 8 inch Iock washers and nuts Drill 3 16 inch pilot holes in roof supports Fasten brackets wlth 5 16 inch lag screw...

Page 16: ...After an adjustment the motor wilt run when power is turned on Step 9 _TO REMOVE COVER O LIMIT SCREW NUT RETAINER BRACKET 0 SCREW _ 20 TURN NUT ONE COMPLETE REVOLUTION FOR 3 OF TROLLEY TRAVEL PLASTIC NUT SHAFT OOWN L_MIT CONNECT DOOR ARM Thread one end of nylon cord through red handle and secure with knot Thread other end through hole in release arm of trolley Se cure with knot Remove plastic carr...

Page 17: ...least 4 inches Flatten EMT at each end where bolt hole is needed for at taching to door arms Drill 3 8 inch holes Fasten with 3 8 inch by 7 8 inch screws and 3 8 inch lock washers and nuts Radio Controls 1 The radio control has two basic components A portable transmitter which sends a coded signal from an automobile A receiver which is attached to a garage wall It receives the coded signal and act...

Page 18: ...ve the screw Figure 3 STEP 4 Carefully turn transmitter case over with pushbutton up Remove top of transmitter case Figure 4 Be careful Do not move circuit board components FIGURE 3 FIGURE 2 FIGURE 4 FIGURE 5 HOW TO CHANGE THE CODESWITCHES _ _ _ _i_ STEP 5 Place the receiver cover with its printed circuit board alongside that of the transmitter Figure 5 Code switch blocks should be at the bottom r...

Page 19: ...ER TERMINAL BLOCK Parts List KEY PART NO NO JESCRIPTION RECEIVER 1 2 IB1436 Receiver case assy IA1385S Receiver circuit board IAI385Y with cover Specify S IA1492 Receiver cover J3 TRANSMITTER 4 5 6 7 IA1489 IAI138S lAII38Y 2B126 57 6423 Case assembly Printed circuit board specify S or Y Clip visor Battery 9 volt or 19 ...

Page 20: ... reverse in down direction Auto matic door reversal both directions on obstruction Mechanical Independent up and down adjustment Electrical Motor overload protector and low voltage pushbutton wiring Limit Device Circuit actuated by limit nuts Limit Adjustment Traveling nuts on sprocket shaft StertCireuit Low voltage pushbutton key switch or radio cent el DRIVE MECHANISM Speed Reduction Belt and pu...

Page 21: ... end iO IA955 Trolley outer assy II 146A21 Pin clevis 3 Sxl I 16 12 91A7 Handle pull release 13 26A39 Rope braided 14 I09AII Master link chain 15 IA1428 Roller chain assy 16 IB1435 Trolley inner assy 17 133A87 Locknut I 4 20 18 2B123 Tee rail center brace 19 171A191 Carriage bolt I 4 20 20 183B36 Tee rail motor end 21 171A184 Screw Sems 5 16 18xl 2 22 133A28 Nut 5 16 18 23 216A25 Lockwasher 5 16 2...

Page 22: ...quare 5i16 18 lasher shim 3 4 I D xi O O x 010 Bearing to_ Ii2 l O Screw 5i16 18x2 1i2 Chas_is componeni mounting T inne rman I 4 20 Light socket assy Transformer Nut_sgeciel limit Switch limit _ssy Screw washered 5 16 18x9i16 Bear ing 3 B i D Washer sh im 3 8 I O Push on ring 318 shaft Pulley a_sy 8 65 pitch eLemeter Bracket shaft re raining Bracket nut retainer Motor assy for Model 139 653000 Ra...

Page 23: ... unit features the Sears Digital Radio Controls set your own pew code agcording to instructions in the Owners Manual WHEN DOOR DOES NOT QUITE OPEN OR CLOSE COM PLETELY t Check to be certain there are NO PHYSICAL UNINTENDED STOPS preventing the door from opening or closing com pletely 2 Opener limit setting needs adjustment ESPECIALLY ON NEW INSTALLATIONS See easy to follow instruction in your Owne...

Page 24: ...s trained professional technicians using Sears approved parts and methods IMPORTANT NOTE Include Radio Control code Wh_a ordering radio con trol parts If you suspect radio malfunction take radio controi to the nearest SEARS Service Center for test and or low cost exchange FEATURES OF YOUR OPENER 2 3 Opener light will turn on and off automatically for your safety and convenience Automatic reverse d...