Chicken Guard automatic door opener

[kardar2]

Well my chicken guard door open just took a sh** on me. I had it right at 4 years. I going to look for a new one.

Do you have a chicken guard door opener?
How long did it last you. Mine 4 years.

 

[myfavoritechicken]

Yes, three years so far. What happened with yours?

 

[kardar2]

All of sudden this morning it open and took it all the away up and Jammed the motor and it won't work now. Burn up the motor I think. I think I am going to give this one a shot
http://www.brinsea.com/p-552-chicksafe-premium-automatic-chicken-coop-door-opener.aspx

 

[myfavoritechicken]

If it is the motor portion, you might also consider buying the replacement part to save money...the replacement parts on ChickenGuardian.com

 

[kardar2]

I would maybe consider that ( motor) but why all of a sudden would it do that I am thinking sensor or mother board crapped out. What ever it is that told the motor to stop it did not work

 

[myfavoritechicken]

When you put new batteries in it, is the LED screen not showing up or is it on door jam message?

 

[kardar2]

No

 

[myfavoritechicken]

That's strange. If you didn't want to replace the front panel, you also have the option of sending it to ChickenGuard for repair. I believe it is GBP 25 plus shipping.

On the other hand, if you decide to go with a new opener completely, you may want to stick with the ChickenGuard brand. The Brinsea version is a ChickenGuard private label (so the same technology, just the Brinsea brand name), but only has a 2 year warranty rather than ChickenGuard's 3 year warranty now.

 

[kardar2]

That's strange.  If you didn't want to replace the front panel, you also have the option of sending it to ChickenGuard for repair.  I believe it is GBP 25 plus shipping.  

On the other hand, if you decide to go with a new opener completely, you may want to stick with the ChickenGuard brand.  The Brinsea version is a ChickenGuard private label (so the same technology, just the Brinsea brand name), but only has a 2 year warranty rather than ChickenGuard's 3 year warranty now.

I sent a PM to you

 

[myfavoritechicken]

We'll be pleased to take care of you. Each ChickenGuard comes with a 3 year peace of mind warranty, and after the 3 years, offer reasonable repair services. If it can't be fixed, a 30% discount is offered on the purchase of a new opener.