will this remote control a Carrier AC unit installed in a 2005 motor home? Carrier no longer in business.
1472498
Remote works on principle of electricity.If remote is compatible to carrier AC then it should work .rule of science does not change irrespective of what year AC was installed.
1472499
It might. According to the instruction sheet I received with my remote unit, try using the code 1653, which is listed as CARRIER. Let me know if this works.
1472500
I would not buy it unless it is on the list that comes with it. If it is on the list (mine was a Fedders) and it worked.
1472501
It might. According to the instruction sheet I received with my remote unit, try using the code 1653, which is listed as CARRIER. Let me knowif this works.
850592
Thanks for your inquiry! Do you have a current remote that looks like this? My search shows your vehicle needs FCC A269ZUA111 with one orange and one blue button (not the gray buttons).
583920
Hi, assuming that the door lock actuators and factory relays that control them are still functional, then this system will control your door locks and replace the need to use the factory remotes.
904417
Yes, this remote will work with your unit. You will need to program them but its a very simple process.
1915158
As long as there is a learning programmable button on the door opener you would be able to program this remote. I had been using this for more than 2 years when the original, builder installed, remote is stopped working. It's working grate so far.
2004333
Yes but you have to replace the controol boards in the AC units. then it will work
1366291
Wish I could answer that but we have a different system. I was replacing an existing remote with the same model. I suggest contacting Polaris and asking for options for contol units.
663335
You can operate your AC without a remote. I have a Kenmore AC and this replacement remote works great.
1640178
HI You can have this programmed YES But this MUST be done from automotive locksmiths OR dealership.MR Remotes
2218172
it should- But open old remote, or opener itself at motor, and make sure it has the 'switches' to match to remote
875330
You can look up any device at their website. I did that for an a/c unit before I bought the remote. You need the model number of the device you want to use the remote for. They have a lot of devices and even if they don't have your specific device they might have a compatible model.
1205318
The company wants you to take your remote control to a dealer to have it programmed. They are convinced that us customers do not have the capability to do it ourselves. (I'm sure it's fairly complicated to get it right.) However, you would think they could write a program that even a feeble-minded customer could figure out.
2135579
It should still work. The new remote picks up the original signal from the garage door motor. It does not reprogram anything.
1817795
I was able to use with my homelink vehicle system. You need the garage door remote to do this. First, clear the homelink by pressing the 2 outermost homelink buttons (the ones with little houses on them) for 90 seconds. Then press the button you want to program and your garage remote until the lights blink fast (this may take a few mins). Then, press the learn button on the opener, then the homelink button, holding it down until the garage light clicks.
1813638
Read and make sure it is compatible with your remote/opener and it should work.
2004279
Yes. You just want to make sure the FCC and P/N match (on back of current remote). Thanks!
1816224
Don't think so,however, this remote works really well with my old (2005) ceiling fan