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Wayne Dalton Doormaster Garage Door Opener Parts
We stock all available Wayne Dalton Doormaster garage door opener parts including remote controls, keypads, wall stations, and photo eye safety sensors. All Doormaster accessories operate at 372 MHz frequency. While some parts remain available, many original internal components—such as the control board—are discontinued and no longer manufactured.
Currently available Doormaster parts:
- Wayne Dalton remote control transmitter (372 MHz)
- Wayne Dalton Wireless Keyless Entry Keypad (372 MHz)
- Infrared Safety Beam Sensors
Note: Most repair parts for the Doormaster unit are discontinued. If your opener requires major internal components (like the control board), opener replacement may be the only option. Use the Compatibility tab on each product page to confirm fit for your unit.
FAQs – Wayne Dalton Doormaster Parts
What frequency do Doormaster remotes and keypads use?
All Doormaster accessories operate at 372 MHz.
Is the Doormaster control board available?
No. The control board is discontinued and no longer manufactured. If your opener requires a new board, replacement of the entire unit is recommended.
Which safety sensors work with the Doormaster?
The compatible sensors are the Wayne Dalton Infrared Safety Beam Sensors, designed to meet safety requirements.
How can I be sure a part will fit my Doormaster opener?
Always check the Compatibility tab on the product page to confirm match with your specific unit.
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