[DALEPQ]

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[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by DALEPQ

I have been advised that the company that makes Romac MVP Garage Door Openers
is no longer in business, thus no replacement parts are available.
If anyone has a working wall switch for that opener, please contact me, would like to buy it. Phone me at 715-850-0220.
Thanks.

I sent you a PM, not you should not put your phone number on a public forum.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by DALEPQ

I have been advised that the company that makes Romac MVP Garage Door Openers
is no longer in business, thus no replacement parts are available.
If anyone has a working wall switch for that opener, please contact me, would like to buy it. Phone me at 715-850-0220.
Thanks.

It may just be dirty take it apart (not where the white and blue wires go) ( got take about 10 little screws out remove circuit board to get to rubber pads) and clean circuit board where the rubber push pads meet and pads, (I use alcohol and Q tips) rubber pads deteriorate over time and case the up and down to not work or have to push hard till it stops. I’ve had mine apart several times, circuit board made very well IMO weak part the rubber pads. After years (mine over 20 years old) of use mine sluggish during cold weather 40s or colder? Rather than pushing hard I just use the hand held remote, so I don’t further damage wall control.

[Chellybean]

Originally Posted by DALEPQ

I have been advised that the company that makes Romac MVP Garage Door Openers
is no longer in business, thus no replacement parts are available.
If anyone has a working wall switch for that opener, please contact me, would like to buy it. Phone me at 715-850-0220.
Thanks.

check your PM

[Chellybean]

Originally Posted by DALEPQ

I have been advised that the company that makes Romac MVP Garage Door Openers
is no longer in business, thus no replacement parts are available.
If anyone has a working wall switch for that opener, please contact me, would like to buy it. Phone me at 715-850-0220.
Thanks.

PM me my husband can fully repair these wall stations including replacing the programming switches on the wall stations.
Including a lot of spare parts like the circuit card in the motor head etc....