ratgdo32 Case/Enclosure

Since many of the new Chamberlin/LiftMaster garage door openers do not have removable light covers, including mine, I decided to make an enclosure to prevent any shorts and keep the PCB properly protected.

This is an enclosure for the ratgdo32 PCB. It features a removable snap fit lid which is also reversible.

There are 2 sets of STL options.

- Heat Insert (Recommended) - M3 Self Tapping (Screws go directly into the plastic) Ratgdo32:

To securely mount the ratgdo32 PCB into the case, align the USB-C port with the center of the opening. Once aligned, use the provided screw and washer to fasten the PCB in place by securing it at the corner, as illustrated below.

Mounting Methods

- Magnets! - Screw mount with back strap to be able to mount using preexisting punched/slotted angle - Zip tie Bill of Materials:

- 2x or 4x - Heat Set Inserts (M3x5x4) ( USA Option ) ( Amazon ) - Only needed for the heat insert version - Heat insert tool (Optional) - Kit option (Includes tool and heat inserts) - 4x - 6mm x 3mm magnets - Optional - 2x - M3 x 8mm SHCS Screws - 2x - M3 x 14mm SHCS Screws - Only used for back strap mounting to preexisting punched/slotted angle - Zip ties - 2mm wide recommended. If you like my work

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