My old remote has 5 dip switches. Is this one compatible?
2008912
IF the current remote/fan use the 5th DIP in the ON position you can simply change the configuration on the fan to use only the 1st 4 at the same position as the new 4 Dip remote. This can require pulling the old fan down depending on the switch location on the unit. Assuming your old remote had the same button options as the new remote. What's the model number and FCC ID on the current remote?
2196882
Those are DIP switches. Just match the number settings in the unit with the number settings in the remote control. That way you can maintain separate control of different units...or share control of more than one unit through a single remote.
1712634
No that one won't work because it's a ten digit, I've tried. There are nine digit ones here on Amazon that I have used. Look for the Allstar 3381 I think is the number. Look for nine pin remote or nine digit remote
1125892
Not sure. I know this remote has 10 dip switches and works with 300Mhz Frequency.Also states*NOT A UNIVERSAL REMOTE
1356501
Yes, if your original fan uses a remote with similar functions. Start by setting the dip switch settings in the battery compartment to match your original remote, if you still have it. My original remote had all the switches set to up(didn't work). I moved them to all down(didn't work). I moved the left most switch up and left the others down and it works perfectly. Good luck there are 16 different combinations. :-)
2031420
hi :Just open the battery compartment and just above the batteries are four with switches , just look at the old remote and move the switches to or off to the same position as the old one ,and this should work as long as they are the dsame remote. any further help just ask .
1408093
the "dip" switch is on your garage door opener - set the numbers on it and then program them into the remote as per instructions
1022805
My opener was made in 1990. If the dip switches are set properly it should work. There is a learn button on the motor unit. After the dip switches are set press the learn button on the main unit. Hold down the button on the remote. It worked for me.
1553310
If it looks like your FOB with same amount of buttons .. it will probably work. This is just the case and you must put your old circuitry in
2025870
It should work if your old remote has 3 buttons (lock, unlock, and horn). If yours has 4, then the 4th button won't work.
1044213
Mine worked just fine. Do not understand 'reset receiver'. This is a transmitter and it has to be reset, not the receiver. Open a working transmitter and set the dip switch keys on this just like the working transmitter. Or open the Genie on the ceiling and find its switches and set exactly the same. Will only work with 12 dip recievers. Will not work with old 9 dip receivers.
1124309
If your old remote was the same as this one then I would guess yes. Otherwise I am not sure.
1757284
Yes, that is exactly why I purchased it.. Follow the manufacturer settings for the dip switches. In addition make sure you have the printer drivers. It gets a little tricky. It does work!
1870781
The manua says that this product works with Genie systems that had 2 or 3 setting dip switches or a smart/learn button. My unit had a smart/learn button and worked great.
988688
Its a 8 dip switch controller i had to return it cause it was wrong one for my door but u need a 7 dip switch controller to match
711179
I am sorry, but I have no clue what a DIP switch is. I can say that this remote works great and I am extremely pleased with it.
731050
It worked with mine. I broke my original Harbor Breeze remote. You just need to program the dip switches to match.