Customer Reviews

Linear Garage Door Opener Safety Beam Set

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Fixed the problem i had with my garage door. When the sun faced my doors they would not work. Repair person told me to order these to replace the ones I had and it worked...

Most easies install ever. I didn't use the enclosed wire connectors, but they looked easy also. Just like to twist and solder, old school. But very easy install, took 10 minutes. Why did I live with deal for over a year! It's cheap and easy!

I purchased this item from a third-party seller Open Door Discount Remotes and it arrived earlier than scheduled and in perfect condition. One of the previous beams had a green power-indicator LED that would not light up (and with no power the Red LED was also dark) so I assumed it was a dead safety beam unit. I spliced in the new set from Amazon and had the same issue. It turned out I had a faulty wire behind the drywall so I ran a new low-voltage wire from the door opener to the "failed" safety beam and it worked again. Given what I learned, I would run and splice a new wire to a "dead" unit prior to ordering a replacement set. Hopefully my experience can save someone else time and money. As for me, I now have a spare set of safety beams in the event they die on me and I'm only out about $20 - still much cheaper than a home visit from my local garage door repair shop.

Original parts for this garage door, easy and fast to install would recommend you use small wire nuts instead of the supplied wire splice connectors, othewise excellent replacement parts.

This item made my life so much easier. Now I don't have to get out and let the garage door down from inside the garage the other safety beams had gotten broke about 18 months ago. I am so pleased with my order.

Liftmaster 41A4373A Garage Door Opener Safety Beams
This came fast in the mail. Easy to hook up, works great.

Great original equipment parts. Arrived exactly as promised, a day earlier than I expected. I accidentially bumped and broke a send/receive unit. Linear makes it impossible to "jump" or otherwise get around replacing the safety beam unit. A local door repair guy wanted well over a hundred bucks to come out and do it. I removed the broken part, straitened the bracket, installed the new unit all in less than ten minutes. All the parts were there. I'm not mechanically inclined. I wish you could just buy one replacement beam, but no such luck. I'll save the other in case I get clumsy again. Don't be afraid, order it and do it yourself!

Not much to say. These were a replacement for the original ones that came with the garage door. They worked as expected with no problems.