Is this just the remote with the 4pin dip switch, or the newer one with the "learn" button ?
2006735
it is the newer one with the learn button, but it comes with a replacement receiver unit for the fan. You have to replace the old 4-pin dip switch receiver in your fan.
2006736
Its the remote that doesn't work on the fan that was made by the same company. The Hampton Bay (Home depot) replacement I bought controls it just fine though and this thing requires you to change the receiver up in the fan. Don't bother. If you are just interested in a remote and not re-install of your fan, do yourself a favor and get the other brand.
1143466
It helps that it is a learning remote. You can train it to do everything your current remote does. Yes!
1408097
No dip switches to set in this unit...just input numbers from pad as per accompanying instruction sheet. It has been a while that i bought this unit and cant remember all steps. Also instruction video available at youtube as far i cam remember. Just type product name. Once programmed, this unit will work great.Good luck.
2066384
I just checked on the one I bought...........YES, it does have dip switches.
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.
202304
thanx for reminding me that I have to try this one, Liftmaster 61LM(8/9 Dip Switch) Garage Door Remote Transmitter, I did the research and I accidentally ordered the wrong one. Have you tried this one.
138215
You have to open the remote control. Remove the cover with a coin. The "Dip" switches my correspond with what you are trying to open, ie gate, garage, etc. Open the cover of the gate or garage and see the position of its switches. Usually its a 4 digit code, ie 3579. In this instance the DIP switches for the numbers 3579 should be ON and the other DIP switches off. Use a paper clip point to flip the switches
1357894
There are tiny dipswitches inside the remote that you can use to change which device each side of the remote controls..... unfortunately there are no instructions for how to do so. A major problem they should fix!
618945
Probably not. I didn't work for me. This remote does not have have the 4 dip switches inside by the battery. I found one with dip switches on the other world's largest bidding website and they work great!
611835
Can you supply us with a Model Number ? Normally it is located on the drive unit.While looking take a look at your Learn Button and tell us the color.I have a Lift Master of similar year of manufactuer and this remote works but your description of the model number is not enough to tell if this would be the one for you.Please advise.
685418
it has ten DIP Switches that toggle if your system uses a ten pin switch remote this will probably work.. The switches are internal and you will have to open up the remote case to set the switches, but it only takes a very small Phillips Head Screw driver to do so... it is quite easy to set the swtiches
1934814
What brand is it? This unit is usually for multi code recivers that have a learn button on the opener. Like the genie sears and master brands.
1966810
It can replace 2 different door openers and can use the learn button for the one and the dip switches for the other. Mine was older and used dip switches. My opener had up down and middle positions. The remote can only "see" up or down. So I had to reset my opener at the motor and then set the remote to the same settings. I only use the one side. There are instructions for both in the box and also online. Good luck. I've been happy with mine.
1112375
you need to know what color the learn button is on the back of your opener. then pick the remote that is compatiable.
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?
225026
there are dip switches in the remote and the receiver in the fan, just match up the dip switches. Very easy .
2072493
yes, they are are identical. one can be setup as a trigger or a receiver. You can buy more and have one as trigger and many as receivers. there are dip switches to stay on the same channel.