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Wayne Dalton Model 100-320 Garage Door Opener Parts
Shop replacement Wayne Dalton Model 100–320 opener parts to keep your system running. We carry compatible remotes, keypads (where available), safety sensors, wall controls, gears, and related hardware matched to your model series and production years.
How to select the right parts:
- Find your opener’s model on the power head label (e.g., 100WD, 110WD, 200WD, 210WD, 300WD, 310WD, 215WD, 220WD, 315WD, 320WD).
- Check your old remote’s indicator light and layout (dip switches vs. learn button) to identify the correct replacement.
- Verify compatibility on each product page before ordering.
Compatibility quick reference:
- 100WD, 110WD, 200WD, 210WD, 300WD, 310WD (1984–1992, red light, 8–9 dip switches): Remote 61LM; keypad not available.
- 215WD, 220WD, 315WD, 320WD (1993–1997, green light on remote, green learn button): Remote 890MAX; Keypad 387LM.
Note: Early models do not support an original keypad. If you need wireless entry on those units, consider adding a universal external receiver + keypad (sold separately).
FAQs – Wayne Dalton Models 100–320
Which remote works with 100WD/110WD/200WD/210WD/300WD/310WD?
Use the 61LM remote. These models were built 1984–1992 and use red-light dip-switch transmitters.
Which remote and keypad fit 215WD/220WD/315WD/320WD?
Use the 890MAX remote and 387LM keypad. These 1993–1997 models have a green learn button.
Why isn’t there a keypad for my older (1984–1992) model?
Original keypads for those series are discontinued and not supported. To add keyless entry, install a universal receiver + keypad kit.
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