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Operator brands we service

Knowing the brand is not enough. A LiftMaster LA400 fails differently from an LA500, and the fix is different too. Our technicians work by model.

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Each brand page lists the models we carry parts for, the failures that show up most often on each, and what the repair usually costs.

LiftMaster

The most common residential and light commercial operator in the country, and the one with the most decipherable error codes once you know the pattern.

LA400 · LA412 · LA500 · CSW24V · CSL24V · RSW12VError codes & repair

DoorKing

Dominant on gated communities and apartment complexes, especially where telephone entry and the gate operator come from the same system.

9050 · 9100 · 9150 · 9200 · 9500 · 1800 entryRepair & programming

FAAC

Italian-built hydraulic and electromechanical operators, common on commercial and HOA installations. Several national companies refuse to touch them.

400 · 402 · 415 · 422 · E145 control boardRepair & parts

Apollo

Widespread on Sun Belt residential driveway gates, frequently solar powered, where battery and charge controller faults look like motor faults.

1500 · 1600 · 3500 · 7000 · solar systemsRepair & solar

Viking

Heavy-duty slide and swing operators for commercial gates.

G5 · L3 · R6Page coming soon

All-O-Matic

Slide and swing operators common on older commercial installs.

SL-100 · SW-300 · OSCOPage coming soon

Ramset

Slide gate operators, frequently found on industrial yards.

RAM 1000 · Slide operatorsPage coming soon

Find the model number before you call

On swing arm operators it is usually on a sticker inside the cover. On slide operators, look inside the lid near the control board. A photo of that sticker turns a ten minute diagnostic call into a two minute one, and lets us load the right parts before we leave. If the unit is flashing, count the blinks too, then check the error code reference.

Symptoms

Know the symptom, not the brand?

That works too. Most faults present the same way across manufacturers, and the troubleshooting guides start from what you can actually see.

Common questions

About brands and parts

Where do I find my operator's model number?

On swing arm operators it is usually on a sticker inside the cover or on the side of the housing. On slide operators, check inside the lid near the control board. Photograph it before you call and the whole conversation gets shorter.

My brand is not listed. Can you still help?

Almost certainly. We also service Viking, All-O-Matic and Ramset, plus discontinued units from manufacturers that no longer trade. Describe the unit on the phone.

Do you use original parts?

Where the manufacturer still supplies them, yes. For discontinued operators we source equivalent components and tell you up front which is which.

Is a board repair cheaper than a new operator?

Usually. A burnt control board is a part, not a reason to replace a working operator. Replacement gets recommended when the total repair cost approaches the price of a new unit.

Not sure which operator you have?

Send us a photo of the sticker, or describe the unit on the phone. We will identify it and tell you what the repair usually involves.