I have an ATS-211X that just recently stopped closing like the sensors were blocked. I cleaned them off and still nothing. The lights on the sender and reciever were not working. Luckily I have another garage door that is working to test this.
The following is what I tried to narrow down the problem.
1. Hooked sensor from non working door to other garage door that is working-
sensor worked
2. Hooked sensor from working garage door to non working door-
sensor did not work
---Problem is not the sensor, could be wiring
3. Hooked sensor from non working door directly to terminal on panel on non working door-
sensor did not work
4. Hooked sensor from working door directly to terminal on panel on non working door-
sensor did not work
5. Hooked all sensors directly up to terminal on panel of working door-
all sensors work
This all points to the circuit board has gone bad.
There is only 1 problem with this. My house was built in 2002. This garage door is from 2005. The other garage door is from 2003. The panel on the new one says 41A5021-1HATS. The 2 manuals I was given for the house list a different model number for the garage door and the panel itself.
So I am worried that the wiring may be shorting? Could it have shorted after 2 years, motor replaced and it lasts 9 years?
I am going to replace the panel, but I am worried that maybe the wiring is bad and causing shorts, maybe from the staples used? I dont know why else in 11 years, why there would be 2 problems?
I dont know what happened to the first garage door, I am the third owner so I cant even track the issue, but my worry is that it was the same and they either replaced the whole unit or the panel.
Sorry for the novel.
The following is what I tried to narrow down the problem.
1. Hooked sensor from non working door to other garage door that is working-
sensor worked
2. Hooked sensor from working garage door to non working door-
sensor did not work
---Problem is not the sensor, could be wiring
3. Hooked sensor from non working door directly to terminal on panel on non working door-
sensor did not work
4. Hooked sensor from working door directly to terminal on panel on non working door-
sensor did not work
5. Hooked all sensors directly up to terminal on panel of working door-
all sensors work
This all points to the circuit board has gone bad.
There is only 1 problem with this. My house was built in 2002. This garage door is from 2005. The other garage door is from 2003. The panel on the new one says 41A5021-1HATS. The 2 manuals I was given for the house list a different model number for the garage door and the panel itself.
So I am worried that the wiring may be shorting? Could it have shorted after 2 years, motor replaced and it lasts 9 years?
I am going to replace the panel, but I am worried that maybe the wiring is bad and causing shorts, maybe from the staples used? I dont know why else in 11 years, why there would be 2 problems?
I dont know what happened to the first garage door, I am the third owner so I cant even track the issue, but my worry is that it was the same and they either replaced the whole unit or the panel.
Sorry for the novel.