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Question: I have craftsman garage door opener model 139.53413. Will remote # 61LM work  with this opener
Document: This garage door opener was ordered for a sears/craftsman model# 139.536159R. Set all the dipswitches the same as the stock remote. The new remote did not work. If you have this issue JUST SWITCH THE FIRST DIPSWITCH IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION! WOW!! This bad boy gets some serious distance! I'm talking like a good 75+ feet!Also it did come with a clip for attaching it to your sun visor. Arrived 1 day ahead of shipping estimate. Recommended!
Sears Craftsman LiftMaster Chamberlain Garage Door Opener Transmitter Model 61LM  Works great. Received it on time. I would buy from this company again.
I have an old Craftsman door opener with a model 139.53778 remote. This unit worked perfectly as soon as I set the dip switches to match my old one, with the exception (as others have noted) of the first dip switch needing to be in a different position. No biggie. Nice, economical replacement -- I'm very pleased.
When my nearly 30-year-old remote for my Sears Craftsman garage door opener stopped working, I quickly ordered a new one. It turns out that the old one just needed a new battery, but the new one works better, and now I have a spare.The 61LM remote seems to have two switches underneath the button, but I could be wrong. A 'light' press lights up the LED, and a 'firm' press sends power to the transmitter to signal your garage door opener.
The little old man I help out has a pre-1990 Sears garage door opener(model 139.53606). His Remote transmitter stopped working he thought he would have to put a whole new opener in. I told him to let me look around 1st and of course I went to Amazon. Found this transmitter and ordered it from ASP Doors Monday morning and it was at my doorstep on Wednesday morning.
A little less range than my original remote, but works fine as I enter the driveway. Was having a real problem finding a replacement remote for my old Craftsman garage door opener and I was thinking of replacing the whole thing, but the guy who installed my new garage door told me the opener had plenty of years left and I should just get a new remote. The Craftsman brand  remote for my opener is no longer available but Liftmaster (apparantly the manufacturer of the CRAFTSMAN ) still makes a remote for my model.
Received "Liftmaster 61LM 1 Button Sears Craftsman Compatible 9 Dip Switch" from Sanford and Son Overhead Doors on time and in good condition. It works as expected for our old Craftsman garage door opener.
We had lost all but one garage door remotes. I tried to replace them with models from the hardware store, but none worked. Our garage door opener is an older model. These remotes were easy to program and work perfectly.
I bought my house a couple of years ago. It had two Craftsman garage door openers installed but no remotes. The Universal remotes I bought didnt work because the openers were manufactured in 1991. I purchased two of these on a Sunday. They were at my house on Wednesday. They came with batteries and only took about 8 seconds to program each remote to the openers. Why cant life always be this easy?
Since our garage door opener is a bit old,  we couldn't get some of the new universal remotes to work with it. Saw the Liftmaster 61LM on Amazon and it was just like our old one. Ordered (good price too),  item was shipped quickly,  put in code and in about 1 minute it was opening our garage door. Very pleased with this purchase.........thank you!
Answer: yes