I have a linear remote door opener for a garage door installed in 1998, and I don't know how to obtain its code. How to use this model w/o its code?
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you have to open it & see insie code numbers what is it, if have old one will be easy
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Kyle's info is correct. Just open the old and new openers and match the switch pattern on the new one with that on the old one.
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Hi Fred,Had pendants put together by someone else. he said code is something simple- try 4 digits - 0000 or 1234 or 1111 apologize
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My linear remote has dip switches in it. Open it up and look near the battery. It should have little white switches and all you have to do is follow that pattern exactly on your new remote. Hope this helps. Kyle
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I would check with the contractor who installed the garage door. They can probably best answer your question. Is there a small "box" in the garage on the wall that works with the opener? Perhaps there are matching switches in the box that you can coordinate with the opener. As Kyle indicated check the dip switches. Match them with what the installed box has and it should work.
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the remote was missing when I bought my house and this worked great...it will work with it's own receiver which is included...just plug it in and hook up a couple of wires...I put in an entirely new garage opener and have one of these that I would sell...plantstation1@yahoo.com
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Chamberlain makes LiftMaster. Check out the manul. http://www.liftmaster.com/CatalogResourcesV3/en-us/shared/files/tucmanuals/114A3495.pdf You will see your Chamberlain opener is a Type 3. Just follow the instructions careful. Tip; Wait until after you have programmed the keypad before mounting. Also program the keypad while standing under the opener where you can see lights flash on as you program. Following the instructions carefully. Enjoy.
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As long as you have the purple button on the garage door opener you can change it to whatever code you want. Works great and I am not sure why I did not buy one years ago. So nice to be outside and not have to run around to get in the garage or go to the car which is usually locked to use the control from there.
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Yup... that's how you program ALL remotes regardless if there are any existing remotes... you enter the program menu on the main garage unit, press the button on the remote, the main garage unit learns the new code from the remote...
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if yours has a remote open button or terminals on the unit, just wire this unit into the same terminals. This remote is just a "momentary close" to allow the door to open, just like the one that probably was put by the door into the house, where you open the overhead door when you come into the garage to leave.You can wire it into the one you have by the door.
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Yes, as long as your garage opener is a LiftMaster security + opener, it will work. It won't work with garage opener made before 1998 without security +.
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Per the manufacturer is says: it operates most national brand garage door openers up to 2008... Please refer to compatibility chart.I dont; see this chart on amazon site; would check the mfg website. My opener is a 1995 and works great. Highly recommended
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I have a Stanley garage door opener that is 13 years old. Don't know the model # but this remote opener works better than the original. I am well pleased with it.
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Look at your learn button on the lift unit inside tha garage itself. The color should be red or orange for it to work.If it is green then that is an older unit that does not code change and squires the older remote.
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No code is required. If youre refering to a universal remote code, it is doubtful that one is available at this time since this is a newer product.
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It works on my Linear garage door opener. It was very easy to program....just put your door opener in programming mode (there is a button) and press the button on the remote and it's done.
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I'm away on military deployment now. Garage door was purchased in 2000. There no code. Just a set button to push for programming
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The raynor units normally have a name such as Navigator or Admiral etc. My unit is a navigator built in 1998. It works very well with the Remote I bought which is a replacement for the original Raynor Remote. I have found a web site (http://support.garagedoorzone.com/raynor-openers.html) which is very helpful. They can probably tell you which Remote replaces your remote. They also have manuals which can be downloaded free. If you know the Raynor name (if it has one) for your unit, I could probably give you some more help if you need it. The only model numbers close to yours still being made are similar to 170-7 or 170-8.
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This sounds (nine digit) like you have an older style opener. You need to know what brand of opener is installed and the model number or year of manuafacture. Older openers and remotes have toggle switches that let you set a common code on both your remote and opener. New openers and remotes have learning modes that with the touch of a button on your opener and then a touch on your remote signals are electronically synchronized vs manually with matching toggle switch settings. I suggest that with make and model # you follow this link to Chamberlain to contact company if you are unsure. http://www.liftmaster.com/lmcv2/accessoryfamily/76/universal-products/ This sounds (nine digit) like you have an older style opener. You need to know what brand of opener is installed and the model number or year of manuafacture. Older openers and remotes have toggle switches that let you set a common code on both your remote and opener. New openers and remotes have learning modes that with the touch of a button on your opener and then a touch on your remote signals are electronically synchronized vs manually with matching toggle switch settings. I suggest that with make and model # you follow this link to Chamberlain to contact company if you are unsure.... » Read More This sounds (nine digit) like you have an older style opener. You need to know what brand of opener is installed and the model number or year of manuafacture. Older openers and remotes have toggle switches that let you set a common code on both your remote and opener. New openers and remotes have learning modes that with the touch of a button on your opener and then a touch on your remote signals are electronically synchronized vs manually with matching toggle switch settings. I suggest that with make and model # you follow this link to Chamberlain to contact company if you are unsure. http://www.liftmaster.com/lmcv2/accessoryfamily/76/universal-products/ « Show Less
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Per the manufacturer is says: it operates most national brand garage door openers up to 2008... Please refer to compatibility chart. I dont; see this chart on amazon site; would check the mfg website. My opener is a 1995 and works great. Highly recommended
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Good Question. This opener I installed on my daughter's garage. She drives a small-no frills autoso she uses a one button remote with visor clip. Owners manual does not address Home Link Try 1-800-528-9131 or www.chamberlain.com. This unit operates a !6 ft. wide door-no problem!warren