I have an "Overhead Door" Legacy garage door opener. Will these work? Thank you!
305404
it should work. if u have safety lights now,the remote should not have anything to do with this saft t beam.
1267561
I don't think it will... that is an older form of coding... I know my father's opener is set-up like that (I installed it...It is Sears Craftsman, which is still working like new). This remote uses what is called "rolling code encryption" which is a more secure system... similar to that used on most keyless entry remotes used on vehicles. However, it should be possible to find a replacement remote for you through a third party seller. I can research it if you'd like... just need the make and model number... Best wishes! ALEX
1070029
I can't answer your questions. All I know is you have to check your opener for a model number and match it with the remote that works with that model. All liftmaster remotes do not work with all openers.
1221308
Sorry, I don't know if this will work for your door opener. Mine is a Genie so it works with it, but it isn't a universal remote.
1083558
Hello, We would recommend the Genie G3T-BX remote for replacement with your Overhead Legacy operator Thanks
1964359
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 +.
1760533
if your opener is newer and if it has one of the program color buttons that the remote says it will operate then it will work.
2163071
"Compatible only with LiftMaster Security+2.0™ garage door openers (models 8550 or 8360) or gate operators (models CSW24V, CSL24V or LA500)". Your opener should have a model number somewhere on the motor or hopefully, you have the operator's manual. Good luck!
1850830
I can't say for sure about that particular brand and model, but I don't see why it shouldn't. My opener had a different number of connections, but after looking at the wires, the connections, and reading the instructions, I saw that there was only one way it could work, connected it accordingly, and aside from the odd cobweb or misalignment it has worked well ever since.
1409405
It may, but to be sure, go to the genie website, www.geniecompany.com. You'll need the model number of the main opener to check compatibility.
1411123
Yes. Make sure your garage operation system is compatible to this remote door controller.
841305
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.
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
1898936
I believe it will work. It wires straight into the closest close/open switch. Mine is a early 1990's Craftsman non-wireless with Chamberlain close/open switches. Supposed to work with any hardwired system I believe. The alternative was to go to a new (and expensive) wireless system with new openers (x2 - as I have 2 garage doors). This was just way cheaper, given my limited budget. Hoping that my doors will last 5 more years before they get replaced - and this was a budget way to trying to achieve that goal.
1236252
It worked on a 20 yr. old garage door opener in a house I'd just bought...might be worth a try!
1897990
I don't know. I suggest you contact the maker of your door opener. Their tech person should be able to give that info to you.
2218172
it should- But open old remote, or opener itself at motor, and make sure it has the 'switches' to match to remote