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Wayne Dalton Prodrive Garage Door Opener Parts
Find your Wayne Dalton Prodrive garage door opener parts here, including remote controls, wireless keypads, and wall stations. All Prodrive accessories operate at 372 MHz frequency, so be sure to match your replacement parts accordingly.
Compatible Prodrive accessories:
- Remote control: Wayne Dalton Remote Control Transmitter (372 MHz)
- Wireless keypad: Wayne Dalton Wireless Keyless Entry Keypad KEP4 (372 MHz)
- Wall station: Wayne Dalton Wired Deluxe Wall Station (372 MHz)
Note: Only accessories listed above are currently available for Prodrive openers. Most other internal repair parts (such as logic boards or drive components) are discontinued. If your opener requires major internal replacements, upgrading to a new unit is recommended.
FAQs – Wayne Dalton Prodrive Parts
What frequency do Prodrive remotes and keypads use?
All Prodrive accessories use 372 MHz.
Which keypad works with my Prodrive opener?
The Wayne Dalton KEP4 wireless keypad (372 MHz) is the correct match.
Is the Prodrive logic/control board still available?
Yes, the 306132 Wayne Dalton Control Board is the compatible control board for these models.
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