i have a old sears garage door opener and it does not have a learn button. how do i program my wireless remote to it.
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I would find the model number of your door opener on the ceiling. It may be on the surface where the light bulb is. Call 365 garage doors (860) 281-8141 or https://porch.com/hartford-ct/garage-door-specialists/365-garage-door-parts-garage-door-professional/ppThey will be able to tell you which one to buy. I bought one for a 37 year old door opener and it works great. Absolutely love it. Bought it because I was locked one day in a horrible thunder storm and decided that wasn't going to happen again. They sell them on Amazon.
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You should be able to program the remote 750CB. The instructions should be on the garage door opener (ceiling). also check this link http://www.ehow.com/how_7591332_program-13953779-garage-door-opener.html
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Use this website, check the color of your Learn Button on your garage door opener (I had to buy a new opener and my old remotes did not work with the new opener, so that is why I purchased the 953EV. It should work with any Chamberlain garage door opener made after 1993. http://chamberlain.com/CatalogResourcesV3/en-us/shared/files/tucmanuals/114A3924.pdfThe directions are a little difficult to understand and I had to try a couple of things to get it the remote to program with my new opener.
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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.
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I had to program it the same way I did the other remotes that came with my Craftsman garage door opener. I just had to get on the ladder and position myself near the remote and follow the directions on the opener which was only to hold a button till the light flashed and also push the button on the little remote. I first checked on the internet for the instructions. It was not very difficult to program at all and it works great. Hope this helped a little. Forrest
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If your GDO has the terminals for a wall button this unit should work. The old Sears remotes will not work with the Genie unit, so if you need more than 1 remote you'll need to buy additional Genie remotes. More info is on the review I wrote for this back when I installed it.
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There's programming button on the opener. The device is able to 'learn'.The directions easily guide you through the programming. It's a piece of cake.
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I'm not familiar with the Sears model, but this works with my Chamberlain, and they some of the Sears opener. You may need to call/email Liftmaster for a better answer. At the very least, you need to see if the frequency matches, number of 'switches' for code is the same.
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i do not know. i called sears and found that my push button out side opener was too old. i ordered one from ebay. it would have been cheaper to go to sears and buy the whole setup with two remotes and a outside keypad included.
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Strange. I purchased two for use with a Sears opener and they both worked fine. Sounds like something to do with the receiver?Have you tried changing the code on the opener and resetting the remotes to that code?
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You can find a link to a Youtube tutorial on the remote here, it looks like you will have to cut and paste the link...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXjKZ15-qTM
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On the side panel of the door opener, push and hold the learn button until the light flashes on the unit. While the lights are flashing push and hold the button on the new remote until the garage door opener starts to operate. I hope this helps.
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You can only program it by pushing the learn button on the back of the opener. You may have to clear all existing codes by holding the learn button for six seconds. You will then reprogram all of the old a new remotes.
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I am using this and it is working great for my opener. I don't know the my opener model but you can convert any old opener to wireless / number pad remote.
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There was no code to enter to set up the opener. A press of a button on the compatible garage door opener on your ceiling emits a signal and the genie key chain remote automatically picked up the signal and began to function. If you are having problems with the automatic set up, you may not have a compatible unit. Our units were between 8-10 years old and worked perfectly. Following the manual's instructions shipped with the unit should work unless yours is not compatible.
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Get a ladder and climb up to the garage door opener/motor and rekey the new code. I have never done this, so I imagine there is a keypad up there to do this. I will check with my neighbor who did mine to be sure. If you set it the first time, I imagine you would do it the same way. Of course, I'm just guessing. Sorry I couldn't have been more help.
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Go to "Gatehousesupplies.com" - you will find all the info that you will need in purchasing a remote for your specific garage door "learn buttons" - Apparently the remote will work with any Liftmaster Garage Door made after 1993 (all colors - including the one you are inquiring) - All the best