I followed the manufacturer's instructions. I pressed the learn button on side of garage door opener. I pressed the ladybug remote button. I waited and the door would not respond to me pushing the button. I tried several times. Not sure why it's not working. It said it was compatible with Linear but so far no luck. Any ideas? I have a LDO50. I followed the manufacturer's instructions. I pressed the learn button on side of garage door opener. I pressed the ladybug remote button. I waited and the door would not respond to me pushing... » Read More I followed the manufacturer's instructions. I pressed the learn button on side of garage door opener. I pressed the ladybug remote button. I waited and the door would not respond to me pushing the button. I tried several times. Not sure why it's not working. It said it was compatible with Linear but so far no luck. Any ideas? I have a LDO50. « Show Less
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If you have what I have, you have to open it up and manually set switches inside. No way around that.
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Double check the instructions for your garage again. I've bought like 5 of these things and they all send out the signal reliably. Why not just set the dipswitches manually to whatever code you have?
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You bought the wrong remote, this is one that has 8 dip switches inside that need to be set manually
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I'm unfamiliar with the "learning" function. With this remote, you have to open it up and set the eight switches to match the eight switches in your other opener(s). To open it up, remove the small screw in the back of the Ladybug remote and pry it open. You'll see a row of white switches numbered one to eight. Open up one of your working remotes and note how its eight switches are set. Each of the eight switches can either be set either up (on) or down (off). Match the eight positions of the new remote with the old one and you're good to go. If your current remote doesn't have the eight switches then I guess you have to return this Ladybug remote. Good luck. I'm unfamiliar with the "learning" function. With this remote, you have to open it up and set the eight switches to match the eight switches in your other opener(s). To open it up, remove the small screw in the back of the Ladybug remote and pry it open. You'll see a row of white switches numbered one to eight. Open up one of your working remotes and note how its eight switches are set. Each of the eight switches can either be set either up (on) or down (off). Match the eight positions of the new remote with the old one and you're good to go. If your current remote doesn't have... » Read More I'm unfamiliar with the "learning" function. With this remote, you have to open it up and set the eight switches to match the eight switches in your other opener(s). To open it up, remove the small screw in the back of the Ladybug remote and pry it open. You'll see a row of white switches numbered one to eight. Open up one of your working remotes and note how its eight switches are set. Each of the eight switches can either be set either up (on) or down (off). Match the eight positions of the new remote with the old one and you're good to go. If your current remote doesn't have the eight switches then I guess you have to return this Ladybug remote. Good luck. « Show Less
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I don't know of the Linear having a "learning" mode. AFAIK it only works by setting the DIP switches.
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Hello Francisco...I used the paperwork that came with my remote. The remote locked onto my Genie opener with ease. You should be able to follow the original instructions that came with your opener. I just used the "learn" button on my opener and pressed the Stinger open button and viola, it worked. I love this small remote. I bought a second one, it worked so well. This remote is superior to the to the original Genie remote. I hope this helps...John
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Not sure? But after programming my new opener my old one still works . I find I have to click 2 or 3 times to open
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If you set all the buttons to exactly match an opener which works, It seems to me there could only be two causes; 1/ The opener is the wrong model for your equipment, or; 2/ The opener is defective. Not all "universal" openers work with all garage door controls. You may have to call the opener company who made your garage door opener to get more information. But first, I would double- and triple-check that ALL the switches are correct.
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I had the same problem. Check with supplier and provide him model numbers of your current remotes. I had to return the opener and get another model. They look the same but are not compatible with each other.
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Do you just have the two remotes? There are two functions of the learn button. One is "learn" the other is "forget all remotes" Try programming the keypad last and see if the remote no longer works. You should be able to get the opener to remember many remotes. Also check online for a big comparability chart Some don't work well with others
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I have a 2060L 1/2 HP Genie and bought this opener. Setup was pretty easy, had installed and working in about 20 minutes. I would say as long as your opener has the Intellicode button on it you should be good to go. On my unit it's behind the plastic light cover on the upper left corner. It's just a small button that you push (on mine it red) and there is a small red light below that lights up and flashes when you are coding the wireless remote. I tried to look up your model but could not find a visual to see if was the same or similar to the one I have. Not very helpful, but if your opener says Intellicode it's just a matter of finding the button. If you need instructions let me know and I'll try to dig them up. I just bought this remote about a month ago so I have them somewhere :)
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Funny I have a purple learning button on my Liftmaster opener but this remote has failed to respond. My existing liftmaster remotes were programmed without any issues.
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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.
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I purchased two remote units, and have installed one. The one remote does not work well even after I put an extension on the antenna wire. Opening from the vehicle inside the garage is fine, but you have to drive within inches of the door, then remove the remote from the visor and try and try to get the door to open. I changed the remote battery with little to no improvement. This unit would not be high on my list to purchase in the future. Sorry to be negative, but I'm being honest. Yes, there are three buttons on the remote, and with the one unit connected all three buttons will open the one door-why I'm not sure!!! I purchased two remote units, and have installed one. The one remote does not work well even after I put an extension on the antenna wire. Opening from the vehicle inside the garage is fine, but you have to drive within inches of the door, then remove the remote from the visor and try and try to get the door to open. I changed the remote battery with little to no improvement. This unit would not be high on my list to purchase in the future. Sorry to be negative, but I'm being honest. Yes, there are three buttons on the remote, and with the one unit connected all three buttons will open the... » Read More I purchased two remote units, and have installed one. The one remote does not work well even after I put an extension on the antenna wire. Opening from the vehicle inside the garage is fine, but you have to drive within inches of the door, then remove the remote from the visor and try and try to get the door to open. I changed the remote battery with little to no improvement. This unit would not be high on my list to purchase in the future. Sorry to be negative, but I'm being honest. Yes, there are three buttons on the remote, and with the one unit connected all three buttons will open the one door-why I'm not sure!!! « Show Less
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What I can tell you is that when I press the button to turn on stuff connected to it my garage doors don't go up and the lights in my living room and bedroom that operate by remote don't turn on. It all depends of signal frequency. At one time a neighbor of mine had a garage door opener that would also operate my door. I forget now how we resolved it, but I do know we solved it somehow.
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If all 3 of these are true, I would consider changing the receiver logic board: (1) The hardwired button in the garage operates the door opener correctly. (2) Neither the remote in the car, nor the remote on the outside of the garage work. (3) The remote in the car has been re-programmed (again) to match the opener - but it still doesn't work. I think the receiver board is sometimes damaged by nearby lightning strikes. Actually, I purchased a new remote for the car first and tried that. However, when that didn't work, I bought the receiver board. Replacing the receiver board solved the problem! Good luck!
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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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I have one button on the fringe of the operating distance so it only works occasionally. If the button does not work when it is near the door bell then it may have some bad contacts behind the button. I would ask Heath for a replacement button then.
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Hi, Just checked my garage door motor model, and it is LD050, and the garage door opener is wireless, the keypad worked for me.
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Hey Ray, I happen to be a garage door technician. First of all I would recommend you to buy new 2032 batteries for the remotes and try that (you might need to re-program them once you put in new batteries). Make sure you put them in the correct way with the negative side down. If that doesn't work then it's definitely a logic board issue. If you replace the logic board, make sure you unplug the unit first. After you finish puttingin the new logic board you'll need to program all remotes and keypad. I hope this helps you
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I had to use a ladder to remove the lightbulb cover off from the garage opener and, if memory serves, push the "learn" button on the garage door opener for 1-2 seconds. Once I did this, I pushed the botton on the new remote control to synch the signal with the door opener. There were instruction printed on my garage door opener as well, so I suggest you check to see if this is the same is true for yorur model door opener.