Help with Craftman garage door opener 13953635SRT gear sprocket replacment?

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James S asked:

I have a Sears Craftman garage door opener 13953635SRT. The gear sprocket went on it so I ordered another. The instructions that came with the gear are sparse, but it says to remove SHAFT BEARING KIT. But I can’t and one of the bearings is broke on the shaft. Can I still get it off? And How was I supposed to get it off? The instructions suggested an allen wrench but my bearing seemed to be tooled into the drive work gear peice instead. I need help.

Question posted courtesy of: Monica
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    2 Responses to “Help with Craftman garage door opener 13953635SRT gear sprocket replacment?”

    1. laybay2 Says:
      February 1st, 2008 at 5:30 am

      For immediate answer butif you better answer butif you have that had similar problems in to useful for immediate.
      For immediate answer hope this help.

    2. Doug C Says:
      February 3rd, 2008 at 2:34 am

      Contact your local Sears service center:
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      The service rep can show/explain how to do it.