I found a bad solder joint, but the solder joint was not cracked, it looked more like the solder never properly flowed onto the part lead when it was soldered, so that was probably not the reason the remote quit working since it was likely manufactured that way and had been working for a couple years.
Shortly after I bought it, the little plastic loop on the corner where you attach your key ring broke off, as I am sure happens to every single one of these things ever manufactured, so I replaced it with a small loop of large paper clip wire that I bent into a loop shape. It turns out that one of the ends of the wire loop had been hitting the circuit board and wore through a trace. I show how to repair the trace, resolder the bad joint, and fix the problem with the wire loop so it doesn't happen again.
If you don't have the remote control feature, you can get doors with this feature installed with ease. Garage Door Vaughan The problem is, repairing of the doors in your garage might cost you a lot of money.
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