Can this be programmed to replace 2 remotes, Linear EF4 Mini10@300 Mhz and a ProLift GTX730 at 390 Mhz ones? the 300 has a 9 pin up and down switches?
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Yes, the Liftmaster 375LM can replace two remotes. I have a two-door garage each with a separate opener. I have programmed the left button to the left door and right button to the right door. I have an older Chamberlain opener. It is the same as the Liftmaster - the same company. It is also the made for Sears by Chamberlain/Liftmaster. This is a universe opener and should work with a variety of garage door openers.
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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.
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Hey Daniel-It operates on a 315MHz frequency. Your opener should have a purple programming button for this remote to be compatible.Please let me know if you have any further questions I can help you out with.Thanks...Matty828.537.2537
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http://www.liftmaster.com/CatalogResourcesV3/en-us/shared/files/tucmanuals/114A3930.pdf This remote works with a wide range of products including 315 MHz or 390MHz openers.Yellow uses Security+ 2.0 technology, purple uses Security+ 315 Mhz technology (you will see a ((())) symbol on your remotes, Red or orange use Security+ 390Mhz rolling code technology, Green is Billion Code technology. The Liftmaster 893MAX is compatible with ALL of these technologies.
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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
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No, this is not a listed / recommended remote replacement for the 7141V remote, according to the Viper or Directed Electronics websites. Yes, you can program your correct replacement remote yourself.
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You will need to know the proper placement of the 4 switches inside the remote unless you want to install the separate piece that comes with it in the fan. Apparently the placement varies by fan model. I bought mine as a replacement remote for one we misplaced and we could not get it to work. Fortunately we found the original remote and looked at the pins, matched them up on the new one and it works great
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It's not the exact one but will work for programming the KK2 flight board and flashing custom firmware on the hobby king ESCs as well! To answer your question this IS the programmer you want!
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The remotes come programmed at 'all zeros' by default and most people only change them if there are interference issues. Try just using it out of the box. If that doesn't work, you can try setting the switches through the possible codes (there are 256, so it's not impossible) or you can open up the shroud for the fan and see what the controller module has set.
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I looked in the Liftmaster owners manual ( which you can find online) and found that the remote model 970LM is an accessory. The Amazon description says this model is a replacement for the 970LM, so it should work. I didn't have any problem programming it and it still works perfectly.
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I don't know. There seem to be several models with varied remotes but I agree that it is likely not compatable. I have bought 2 of these to replace broken remotes and they have worked well. I bought one that was slightly different and it didn't work.
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not 100% sure but must work. i did not try to program it because i found my lost remote.
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Sorry I just bought the same remote that I have.... not sure what other openers it will run.
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If one can calibrate the Dip switches on theRemote & the Opener it should work.Try asking Genie Tech people (I did'nd have much help) they should answer this question.
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Hey Evelyn-The manufacturer private labels their product under many names. Do you have an existing remote that works? If it has 315mhz written in the back then this remote will work perfectly for you. We have Live tech support available to help you with programing if you need it. Thanks...Matty
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It was for FX930 that I bought for. I think it should work but not sure because it's all the same power requirement - if you have the old one, just check the pin type as shown in pic with what you have and you may be in luck.
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I'm not sure. However, I would look at the top part of my ceiling fan. There should be 4 toggle pin switches. If there are I would think it would work. If you order the remote. The pins in the remote need to be set exactly the same pattern as the pins on the ceiling fan. Let me know and good luck.
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Hey Sebastian-If you have a working remote with 315mhz on the back then this will work for you. We have Live tech support to help with any programming or hiccups. Thanks...Matty