I have a Sears model 139.53600 garage door opener. There is NO learn button; it is programmed exclusively by 9 dip switches. Will it work?
1527203
The instructions are only for units with a learn button so I'm pretty sure it would not work with your opener.
1527204
I don't think this will work with your unit. This part is designed to work with the operators that have the "Learn Button".
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.
1398700
Answer here...If you mean older style openers that set codes with dip switches, I would say "NO". Works with rolling codes. Programs from "Learn" signal from opener.
199646
OK on mine, which is an older DIP switch type; not sure what model it is, but it's probably at least 25 years old. Other reviewers have complained about it not working Craftsman openers, which unfortunately means it's a crap shoot, but I'd guess odds are on your side. If you have a DIP switch type, pay attention to the instructions about having no middle position settings, I had to change mine to just + and 0 settings to make it work.
107570
Look at the back of your door opener motor. If the square learn button is purple it will work.
1709983
I believe that was the number of the one I was replacing but I'm not positive. It's worth a try as you can return it if it doesn't work. I've found this to work very well with my 15-year-old Sears Craftsman garage door opener.
1811678
I have a 12 yr old model Liftmaster garage door opener. If your garage opener is later than mine, I think it should work. But I programmed 828LM with Liftmaster 888LM MyQ control panel instead of programming directly with the door opener.
134443
one site says yes -- you'll need to set the ten dip switches on the opener to the remote opener -- easy to check by looking at your door opener -- check to see if it has ten dip switches in its control
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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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If your opener " learn" button is red or orange, it should still work with MyQ. See http://chamberlain.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/209/~/liftmaster®-remote-compatibility
1675117
Hi Kym, if the yellow learn button is on the garage motor like ours all we did was press the learn button and then hold down the one large button on the remote. When it connected, the learn button flashed.
1089874
it should work on several "brands" made after 1993 . check the liftmaster website but my opener also has the red learn button to handle the rolling code that insures security . you should have all your openers in your hand when you program the new one so you can program them all at one time
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If your opener " learn" button is red or orange, it should still work with MyQ. See http://chamberlain.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/209/~/liftmaster-remote-compatibility
1579554
Yes it will. Set any random code of your choice and then using the green learn button put the opener into learn mode, then push and release the button on the remote a couple of times. The green light will go out after two presses and on the third press it will activate the door.
1331984
I replaced my very old Sears Model 139.664953 garage door opener with the 955D Universal.Took only a few minutes to install and it works great.
1725494
If this is a model number on a liftmaster or any garage door opener that has what they call a learn button. This should work.
990107
In the manual, you can find which ones exacly will work with ur system. Most, if not all come with learn button but the remote button color is very important as once I made two seperate trips to sears because the remote button was dark blue, not black.. To answer your question, I would say no but cannot be 100 per cent sure like these previous replies have stated.