If the wall mount is 2 wire, why do they have to be matched to the opener model?
932416
Mine did not work when I bought my house. A 2 wire Door Bell Push Buttonwill work to open and close it. In order to get the remores to work I needed to get a new Wall Mount Super Station so the new remotes I bought once programmed could be programmed to match the Door Opener.. Not expensive. I bought 2 remotes and 1 Super Station for approx $50 on line. Not a difficult task if you follow the instructions sent with the Super Station.
955985
I would look at the wiring just to double check. But if the new thermostat fits the current wall mount then I would say no rewiring is necessary.
2163072
I am trying to find that out as well. When you get the answer, please post something. I purchased this item and it is not compatible to my Liftmaster garage door system. Go figure!
2163073
It is compatible with openers marked "MyQ." If your opener is not marked MyQ, but was manufactured by LiftMaster since 1998, then you can get a LiftMaster 888LM MyQ wall control for the opener (replaces your current wall control). This 829LM works with the 888LM MyQ wall control and MyQ openers. Once opener is MyQ (original or by wall control), then get a LiftMaster 828LM MyQ Internet Gateway to be able to monitor and control the opener through the MyQ phone app (will also send alerts to phone when door opens or is open for too long).
383076
The one I bought did not include wires but I bought new wire at Home Depot for about 7.00 ..The openers work great on my Genie that was manufactured in 1994..If yours is an older one as mine it should work just fine. Just follow instructions and have the sensors lined up correctly..Hope this helps.
1377209
You will need to open the thing up and set the code to match the opener. If you have a controller that works, open it and set your little guy to match the switches.
1997827
This unit is wired the same as a standard wall switch. It has 2 holes where the wire is inserted. Their website gives all the specs and wiring diagram. Intermatic website link....http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Specifier%20Guide/039_FF%20Series_4pgs.ashx
1427994
I had the same problem because I removed the wire for the wall button in order to insert the wire for the new receiver. What I had to do (my brother in law explained it to me) is insert BOTH the wire for the wall button, AND the wire for the new receiver into the same hole/receptacle. They will both fit in there. Sounds wonky, I know, but that is where they both need to be to make both the remote and the wall button work.
612849
I do not know. I purchased the Chamberlain Motion Detection opener to replace my existing LiftMaster opener which is manufactured by Chamberlain. My new Chamberlain opener works very well with my Lift Master Garage Door opener.
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.
425793
This is a simple switch, it has no idea what model you have, and if it was capable of thought it wouldn't care. It simply completes a path for a low voltage circuit with an open point in the middle. Push the button and it lets a dc voltage make contact with the second terminal on the opener, which will either close or open it. It knows what to do. Its ten cents, and will also work as a doorbell button.
2186918
I looked it up, but could not see where this one was a match? Does not mean it won't work. My suggestion is to turn off the power and remove the old element and take it to your local appliance store and they should be able to find you a good match. Most of the differences are how the element power wires attach to the element. Those have to be a match or it could short out inside the unit walls and then it goes down hill from there!
470740
Should not matter the type of control as long as one pair of wires trigger the opener motor. If you have two wires that control the unit, the Multicode will work.
754184
It shouldn't matter. They are redundant but allow for different angles. I picked the most convenient and then ran the antenna wire through my outside wall.
2142681
No idea. My set-up is simple. A 19 year old exiting garage door opener and I needed a second opener. Works great and the price was right.
787011
i can't answer your question. being a woman , i don't do well with technical & wire questions. the only thing i can tell you is that mine was put on house in the early 80s. sorry i couldn't be more helpful p.s.this is our 2nd opener . that was in the mid 90s.it is old.
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I would think just one gateway would be needed since multiple devices can be used with the gateway and each device is registered. Yes on the wall control. LiftMaster 888LM Security+ 2.0 MyQ Wall Control Upgrades Previous Models 1998+