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Craftsman 1/2 hp garage door opener problem


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I have a Craftsman 1/2 hp garage door opener. The opener itself worked fine but the light quit working so I changed the bulb. That was not the problem. I then went to check the voltage across the poles of the light socket. Just as I looked down and read the voltage, which was fine, I like an idiot touched my two meters leads together sending sparks everywhere and tripping the breaker. I am pretty sure the problem with the light was a loose terminal in the socket which is fixed. When I went back to check it again, it now however only shows half voltage (taking it before the socket) and the closer will not work now. Please help!

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model number ?

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More than likely made you some Toasted Oatey-Oh's

 

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Have not been able to get back on, sorry about lack of Model no. It's Craftsman 139.53674SRT1

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