I have a Craftsman and Genie garage doors plus a security gate (use 10-pin Multicode remote). Will this learn all 3???
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Don't know. Just can tell you that it has worked a lot better than the garage door opener that came with the the lift master system,
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Can't offer any help here. This remote was not compatible with my '10-dip switch' garage door opener. Ended up buying the: "Clicker Model KLIK1U", it works, easy to program, and reaches from greater distances.
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I am not sure, to be honest if this will work for genie system. when I got this for my garage door. it did not work.
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its almost impossible to say, not knowing what model your opener is. I suggest you look up your model number, and check on the Genie site to see which openers will work with yours.
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I have to assume that it would be compatible. I had a Craftsman at my old house and a Chamberlain now. This model remote works with both. I just looked on the package again(because I bought extras). It list all the garage door openers that it works with (like Chamberlain and Craftsman). It does NOT say it "may not work with some models." It says "Works with ALL major brands," and lists the eight major brands. The first time I bought this remote I got it from Sears. I bought it here because it's cheaper ($37 at Sears $23 at Amazon). The writing says it WILL work with Craftsman. I have to assume that it would be compatible. I had a Craftsman at my old house and a Chamberlain now. This model remote works with both. I just looked on the package again(because I bought extras). It list all the garage door openers that it works with (like Chamberlain and Craftsman). It does NOT say it "may not work with some models." It says "Works with ALL major brands," and lists the eight major brands. The first time I bought this remote I got it from Sears. I bought it here because it's cheaper ($37 at Sears $23 at Amazon). The writing says it WILL work with... » Read More I have to assume that it would be compatible. I had a Craftsman at my old house and a Chamberlain now. This model remote works with both. I just looked on the package again(because I bought extras). It list all the garage door openers that it works with (like Chamberlain and Craftsman). It does NOT say it "may not work with some models." It says "Works with ALL major brands," and lists the eight major brands. The first time I bought this remote I got it from Sears. I bought it here because it's cheaper ($37 at Sears $23 at Amazon). The writing says it WILL work with Craftsman. « Show Less
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Hey Sandie, It won't work with that make of operator. If you let me know the color of your programing button on your opener I can have a solution for you. Thanks... Matty
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I'd suggest you Google Genie, get their 1-800 number, and ask them. They no longer made the kind of remote that came with my opener, so I called them and asked if the Series III was compatible. They were very helpful.
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Sorry I don't know the answer to that. The remote has a code scan function detailed in the instructions and you can give it a shot. Best of luck.
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I am not sure. I have only one opener for my 2 car garage. You may want to call or email Chamberlain directly regarding this question.
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You can program this remote to a couple of the gate openers. But can use only one if have just one gate opener. Thanks.
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Most garage door openers are set up the same, so I would say, Yes. But if you really want to find out, you need to match the interface signals.
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I don't know how old your garage door opener is? Whether the frequency is the same as this remote. I know that I use this remote on my old unit and it worked fine. You have to set the pins on this remote in the same sequence as programmed on the garage unit. You have to compare whether your unit has 10 pins or 12 pins, etc. It should work....the only question is the frequency.
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Not enough information. Call Chamberlain support and be ready to give them model number of door opener and model number of any other remotes you have.
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I have had the same Genie screw drive unit opening my garage door for 22 years. Naturally the remote gave up some years ago. The answer is yes! The Liftmaster remote will work for you. You will have to reprogram the new remote to the same program that was in you old remote. I looked at a lot of remotes before buying my Liftmaster, and I have one in each vehicle.
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I don't know if this will work with yours. But open the remote and see how many (if there are any) little switches there are. Then buy a Universal Garage Door Opener with at least the same amount of switches. Example, if your remote has 8 small switches buy a remote that has at least 8 switches so it can be programmed. http://www.amazon.com/Chamberlain-KLIK1U-Clicker-Transmitter-Universal/dp/B0013Q0S4S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1409500233&sr=8-1&keywords=universal+garage+door+remote
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Yes, I have three remotes programed. Be sure to have all the correct pins in the remotes connected. Then let the lift motor "learn" each remote.
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Read and make sure it is compatible with your remote/opener and it should work.