Garage Door Sensor Beam Eyes, Garage Door Safety Sensor Replacement Parts Compatible with Liftmaster/Sears/Craftsman After 1997 (41A5034, 801CB-P) No Bracket

Simple install everything worked

Worked great Easy to replace old broken ones

I had some trouble with my garage door, and after checking out various forums, everyone kept saying to swap out the garage door sensors, so that’s what I did. They were pretty affordable and had solid reviews. When I went to install them, I had to cut the old wire that connected to the old sensors and tossed those out. I then spliced the old wire, stripping about a quarter inch of the rubber insulation to reveal fresh wire. After that, I used the connectors that came with the new sensors to join the old wires to the new ones. I’d never used connectors like this before, but they were pretty straightforward. All I had to do was match positive to positive by inserting one of each into the connector, then just pressed down on the orange cap with pliers to secure them. I repeated the same process for the negative wires. Luckily, I could use the existing mounts from the old sensors, and within minutes, my garage was back in action!

Nice product and works as advertised. I had to replace one of mine when it broke after I touched it. The rear plug was so corroded it just snapped off. So I used one hoping it would work with my older one and it did. So now I have an extra in case the other one breaks. My only complaint is the light on it that shows it's working is facing the bracket so you really need to look hard to see if it's aligned right before tightening everything down. That is the only reason I removed the one star. It was that way no matter which sensor I used and it seemed odd. But it works, and that's most important.

Work great and installation was very easy.