Does this remote require one or two CR2016 batteries? I just replaced the batteries and found 2 inside! WEIRD but now it won't unlock the doors and the keys won't work in the locks! How do I fix this????
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The remote only requires two batteries but if it will not unlock the doors you may have to take it to the dealership to have it reprogrammed.
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Dale, Mine worked fine out of the box. I would like to suggest that the battery in the remote might need changing. Other than that, the only thing that is possible is turn it off, unplug everything to let it reset and plug it back in. If this doesn't get it something is busted and the unit has a decent warranty.
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Go to you tube & type in how to program keyless remote. There you will find many suggestions / all easy to do. If instrustions fail to work you have 2 choices : check battery or if battery OK , buy new remote.
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I've got mine with a battery. It might be not in the remote, try to find it in the box, if not then contact a seller
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I expect this remote has crud under the button. Sometimes the plastic template oozes thick liquid which interferes with the button action, and cleaning with alcohol does help but it's temporary. You may be able to renew the button action with a repair kit like Chemtronics, CircuitWorks, Rubber Keypad Repair Kit. That would also be a temporary fix because remotes wear out. 10 months is pretty short - mine has worked for 4 years now.
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Best bet would be to Google the door and remote numbers and see what numbers come up. I've replaced at least two remotes through Amazon, one keypad and all of them when I held the learn button on the opener within 5 sec they were programmed.
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Double check the batteries in the remote, to be sure they are in correctly. Mine is working great, and I love it.
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There is a reset hole on the back of the main unit. Get a pin and put it in the hole and press down gently. Make sure the batteries are in correctly on the remotes and the main unit. That should take care of your problem.
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There is a reset button on the opener that kills all programmed remotes. You need to do this right away if your remote was stolen. After resetting it you will have to re-sync all remote openers to your unit, (keypad, key fob, visor unit, etc.). You don't need to buy this key fob to cancel all the remotes you have programmed into your opener. Merely reset the opener. However if your key fob was stolen you undoubtedly will need a new one and I would recommend this one. The only problem I have had with it sometimes in my pocket when at home it can open randomly. Too much stuff in my pocket! You should find instruction for your model opener here: http://www.geniecompany.com/
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My remote works pretty good. I generally only use it in the morning with the radio alarm to hit snooze. So in the dark and when I'm tired I just hit buttons in the middle of it (if you hit the red power button it shuts the alarm all the way off) until it switches to snooze on the display and I roll over for a few precious minutes of extra sleep.If I were you I would check the battery in it first - even new button batteries have been doa to me.
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How old is your garage door opener? I had that same problem and found out that my older garage door opener (15+ years old) only allowed 2 clicker types units to be programed/used at a time. This means when I added the keypad clicker, it bumped off one of my remotes from working. Sounds to me like this is what is happening to you. I am sure the newer units don't have this problem
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I don't have the key with me so I can't check (it's for my wife's car), but I don't think it comes apart. This is not a remote entry key, i.e., no battery inside to change. Rather, it is a blank key that is supposed to contain a necessary chip that is read by the car and that needs to be programmed. I had the key cut by a local shop and it works fine without having been programmed.
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Mine came with 2 remotes. If you have an opportunity to get an extra remote programmed (I would). Mine still works, but my husbands does not. He uses his house key as usual.
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It should just follow the programming instructions,also if you see that it works fine & then starts to act up after you change the battery the first time its the contacts on the corner of the battery they've become bent in to far,just lightly lift them up to make contact with the negative side of the battery disc this can also happen from keeping your keys in your pocket and sitting on them the pressure can squeeze the remote causing the battery to disconnect from the same contacts with a possible reprogramming needed so keep your instructions this will happen with any remote I hope this helps you it drove me crazy till I figured out what was happening,this is a good product its what you do to it that makes it screw up so be careful with it & you'll have it a long time
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I would return it and get a new one.. it should have come with detailed instructions, batteries, two keys and a warranty book. If you did not get these things (they are not inside the safe), then return it and get a new one. Pain in the butt but it sounds like you may have gotten a used or previously opened safe, which seems unsafe. lol
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Yes Change the battery ...Open the remote in two .., is a little hard but it will separated.Hope this help you.
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I think the key fobs take those Coin style batteries. They are available at any store. However I did not like the lock. It went through batteries very fast. And the key fobs were very unstable, they did that stay connected to the lock. I don't think it's ready for prime time. Otherwise it's a nice lock. I have the schlage lock with touchpad it works much better.