Does this work with Chamberlain Power Drive opener with Purple Learn Button?
1792006
It is stated on the packaging that the remote will work with all Chamberlain/Liftmaster garage door openers manufactured 1996 to current. The enclosed instructions explains how to synchronize remote to different model learn button types.
913042
it doesn't work with openers that have the magic button. it only works with openers that are programmed via dipswitch
1616900
Yes. You have the same unit I do . This pad works with all units with the purple learn button.
986687
I would assume that the color of the button doesn't matter as long as its a "learning" button (ie, remembers the frequency sent by the remote to the opener), but can't guarantee as my opener is Liftmaster.
937142
I am using it with the chamberlain myQ garage door openers with no problems
1630077
The short answer is yes. Chamberlain and Liftmaster openers have "learning remote" transmitters built into the drive units that will beam the code to your car so it can learn it. What you'll need to do is review your car's manual for how it's homelink (if it's called that) works. The manual with this opener unit explains how to trigger the signal from the drive unit. The short video at this link also illustrates how that works. http://www.liftmaster.com/CatalogResourcesV3/Rightnow/Misc/Program_Remote/proRemMenu.html
1760533
if your opener is newer and if it has one of the program color buttons that the remote says it will operate then it will work.
1059905
The instructions state that this only works with the purple/violet/lavender learn button.
1371207
It worked great with the learn button (which is orange/red color in my garage) for me. Just took a few minutes to set it up.
1475154
Check the color of your programming button. If the button color coincides with the color designated to the opener it works. That's the only way to know for sure. In my experience even the identical models can have varying frequencies in different model years.
796482
Yes it should. Simple answer - If it has a LEARN button on the opener, 940EV should work per Chamberlain. See http://chamberlain.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/207/~/chamberlain-remote-compatibility
1505491
yes, it is a smart learning remote. there will be a sync button on the garage door opener motor unit. press the sync button then the button in the remote you wish to use with the door.
872361
I really don't know. However, when you say "Learn Button,", it sounds as though it's one of these modern all-digital types. The one I bought has the dip switches in it (old fashioned, you know), where you set the code to match what's on the panel in the opener mechanism. So I doubt this one would be right for you. Good luck!
1898936
I believe it will work. It wires straight into the closest close/open switch. Mine is a early 1990's Craftsman non-wireless with Chamberlain close/open switches. Supposed to work with any hardwired system I believe. The alternative was to go to a new (and expensive) wireless system with new openers (x2 - as I have 2 garage doors). This was just way cheaper, given my limited budget. Hoping that my doors will last 5 more years before they get replaced - and this was a budget way to trying to achieve that goal.
1996043
I don't know. I have a Raynor chain drive opener and it works fine with it.
816562
I'm not sure about the model number, the opener we have is a Sears from about 2004. I would think you would have to depend on the learn button color or get in touch with liftmaster. My bet is that it would work because of all the reviews and worked for me as advertised.
810239
If your unit is a Chamberlain 315 MHz or 390 MHz made after January 1, 1993, then it will work. And per the manual the replacement remote, it does reference the unit having either a green red/orangw, purple or yellow learn led. Sorry for the numerous edits... Hope this helps.