That's a 2265 since it has a red button. The most common problems are bad board, stripped gear, sprocket breaks off, or the limit contacts get dirty like this one. All of them easy fixes but the boards can get expensive sometimes hard to convince them to fix their old opener
On the door hitting the drum I would check that the rails are set to the same heights. If one is lower that would drop the drum lower on one side. On the operator it’s probably the board at the transformer solder connections the board they tend to break away from the board.
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That's a 2265 since it has a red button. The most common problems are bad board, stripped gear, sprocket breaks off, or the limit contacts get dirty like this one. All of them easy fixes but the boards can get expensive sometimes hard to convince them to fix their old opener
2265 red learn button 3265 is purple learn button
Your right good call thank you.
On the door hitting the drum I would check that the rails are set to the same heights. If one is lower that would drop the drum lower on one side. On the operator it’s probably the board at the transformer solder connections the board they tend to break away from the board.
I’m with Rich on the door hitting the drum
Always great advice as always. I got schooled today by uncle Rich lol
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Unless that’s some weird one off model between the switch over from 390 to 315 that opener is a 2265
Crap I believe your right. I will have to update that. Thanks brother 👍
That’s a good sign that the bushing is out when the chain is sagging
So true.