The lightbulb in the unit burns out quickly, every 4-6 weeks. I have Lift Master 1/3 H.P. FCC ID #HBW1127, Part #41A4252-7D

Cover the motion detector.
Loosen, disconnect, or remove the lamp.

http://www.doorcoinc.com/pdfs/liftmaster/lm-xmtr-instructions-372lm.pdf

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Invalid or incorrectly transcribed FCC ID.

FCC Applications matching FSFM002R No Exact Match FCC ID Applications could be found for FCC ID FSFM002R FCC ID FSFM002R May Not Be Valid Do you have a device with this FCC ID printed on it? It may be unauthorized equipment or a mis-labeled device. Email [email protected] with a picture of the label and we can conduct a more exhaustive search for your equipment.
A fuzzy search has been conducted replacing 0, O, Q, 5, S, I and 1 to broaden the results Also Searched FCC IDs: FSF M002R, FSFM002R, FSFMOO2R, F5FM002R,

Is this a countertop microwave or an over-the-rang (OTR) microwave? If it's a countertop model, you need to completely remove the outer case to get to the lightbulb. If it's and OTR microwave, there usually is an access cover located behind the grill vent. You can remove that grille vent by removing the 2 to 4 screws above the grill vent. Then either slide the grill vent 1/4" to the left to remove it, or else (depending on the model), just pull out the top of the grill vent, followed by the bottom. Then you should be able to see the lightbulb access cover. Usually there is 1 screw that you have to remove. But unplug the microwave before you to any further! Now remove the screw, lift up and remove the cover, and you should be able to get to the light bulb.

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does the wireless keyless entry have batteries

You can replace that. The part number is 41A2817. It comes with a set of instructions.

I seriously doubt that HP made that monitor, it came from either a contract house or a major manufacturer. I suspect HP doesn't even have service manuals for that product either.
Maybe, maybe, you can ferret out the true maker via the FCC number which it may or may not have; I've noticed that there are a flood of various consumer and industrial items sold without the once mandatory FCC approval and consequently, no number either.
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Even if you can find the maker's name, they may consider the content to be proprietary; during my active years of service work, I have been turned down dozens of times when trying to buy service literature.