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Garage opener light

15 years ago

I have a Blue Max garage opener and for some unknown reason the light wont go off anymore. The unit does not have a photo eye sensor and the button to open and close it is very simple, only one button that when I push the door opens. I have tried the push and hold for 10 seconds, but all that happens is as soon as I push the button the door opens.

Comments (3)

manhattan42
15 years ago
Have you tried changing the light bulb?
joed
15 years ago
The light won't go OFF not won't go ON. Changing the bulb won't help that.

The blue max appears to be the type of remote. What is model ot the actual opener?
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ron6519
15 years ago
Some garage door openers have a light switch on the wall control. Maybe someone pushed the switch on when attempting to close the door.
Ron

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