If you need an Allstar garage door opener manual, check the list below for your model number. Follow this link if you need more information on Allstar garage door openers. For other manuals and user guides, return to our main garage door opener manual page.
Allstar Garage Door Opener Manual
Allstar garage door openers are no longer made. Linear made them for awhile but no longer does. In fact, Linear no longer exists as it is now part of Nortek Security and Control.
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Discontinued Allstar Models
Allister garage door openers and Allister remotes are interchangeable with the allstar brand name. Match the model number of 9921 or 9931 for example wit hthe corresponding number. For keypads and replacement parts you can do the same, they all have identifying numbers on the back of the allister remotes and keypads. Allstar Garage Door Opener Manuals. The Allstar corporation manufacture a range of domestic and commercial garage door, automated barriers and parking gate openers. The installation manuals listed below will provide you with troubleshooting information, including installation, operating and programming instructions for both new and old models. This page displays Allister Compatible Garage Door Remotes, Allister Compatible Keyless Entry Systems, Allister Compatible Repair Parts, Allister Compatible Receivers, and Allister Compatible Commercial Remotes that are for sale, in stock, and ready to ship. To aid in your purchase of Allister Compatible products, please Contact Us. Door jammed due to broken or incorrectly adjusted spring: 6. Ensure that door is in a closed position. Activate emergency release mechanism. If operator will run without door attached, contact your Allister garage door professional to repair door. Defective motor control board: 7. Contact your local Allister garage door professional.
- MVP 1/2 HP Chain-Drive Garage Door Opener (PDF – 7MB – opens in new window)
- MVP-SQ 1/2 HP Chain-Drive Garage Door Opener (PDF – 7MB – opens in new window)
- MVP-SB 1/2 HP Super Belt Garage Door Opener (PDF – 7MB – opens in new window)
- Challenger SE, 1/3 HP Chain-Drive Model 9300M (PDF – 1MB – opens in new window)
- Challenger GLE, 1/2 HP Chain-Drive Model 9500M (PDF – 1MB – opens in new window)
- Challenger Model J9500M (PDF – 1MB – opens in new window)
- Challenger AC9000 Series (AC9300, AC9500, ACJ9500) (PDF – 1MB – opens in new window)
- Challenger 6000 Series (Models 6000, 6500, 6500-P, J6500) (PDF – 1MB – opens in new window)
- Challenger 9000 Series (Models 9300M, 9500M, J9500M) (PDF – 1MB – opens in new window)
- Allstar PDQ Manual (Linear references the 6000 Series manual) (PDF – 1MB – opens in new window)
Allister Door Control Systems Type 2 Model Ard
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Allister garage door remotes
Allister Door Control Systems Type 2
Click an image to ONLY see remotes, keypads, or other specific parts you are looking for. Allister garage door openers and Allister remotes are interchangeable with the allstar brand name. Match the model number of 9921 or 9931 for example wit hthe corresponding number. For keypads and replacement parts you can do the same, they all have identifying numbers on the back of the allister remotes and keypads. As the allister remote openers continue to get phased out, we will update our compatibility charts to keep the replacement remotes and parts available to you. Please refer to all model numbers on the back of your allister remotes and motors to make sure you are ordering the right replacement remote or part for your needs. In an effort to make purchasing less confusing, we have written out the most common frequencies on the product description. The 318 and 288 frequencies for allister garage doors is the most common followed by the dip switch settings. Binary and trinary or two and three position settings are what all of the allister remotes use to set the code to. Open the battery compartment of your remote to see the dip switch settings and then you can match the new allister garage door opener to that setting as well.