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Wayne Dalton Wizard Garage Door Opener Parts
We stock Wayne Dalton Wizard garage door opener parts including remotes, keypads, gears, safety sensors, and other replacement items to keep your opener running.
Finding the right remote control
Wizard openers were originally equipped with different radio receivers and remotes, some of which are no longer made. To match a replacement:
- Check your working remote for the make (Multicode, Tec-Key, LiftMaster, Linear).
- Note the model number (3089, 2010, 2020, 61LM, etc.).
- Confirm the frequency (300 MHz, 310 MHz, 390 MHz).
- Compare with the pictures of remotes shown below and review the Compatibility tab on the product page.
If you cannot identify your remote
We recommend installing a Universal Remote Control Kit, which includes a new receiver and one remote. It installs easily, works with your Wizard opener, and allows you to add more remotes or a wireless keypad later.
FAQs – Wayne Dalton Wizard Openers
Are original Wizard remotes still available?
Some original models are discontinued. If yours is not available, a Universal Remote Control Kit is the best solution.
How do I know which remote will work with my Wizard opener?
Check your existing remote’s make, model number, and frequency, then compare it to the product listings and compatibility charts.
What if I don’t have an old remote to reference?
If you cannot confirm the remote type, install a Universal Remote Control Kit for guaranteed compatibility.
Can I add a wireless keypad to my Wizard opener?
Yes. If you install the Universal Remote Control Kit, you can add a wireless keypad and additional remotes at any time.
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