Is there a push button on the front of the receiver to open the door? To replace a manual push button as well as being a remote receiver.
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No, there is no button on this model. The rectangular plate on the front of the receiver is just a plastic cover.
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No, the receiver connects to the existing wall button or directly to the lift motor. Pressing the remote button causes the two wires coming from the 365LM to short together. This simulates pressing the button on the wall. I hope this helps. TimJ
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I don't believe there are any position pins for programming. There are three buttons that can be programmed on the remote and that is done by using the set button on the back of the remote. There is a set button that needs to be pressed with a paperclip that allows you to program each button that will open the garage door using the remote. Each of the three buttons would be programmed individually after initiating the programming feature using the set button on the back of the remote. Each button can be set to a different garage door or all three can be programmed to one door. I'm not aware of any position pins. I don't believe there are any position pins for programming. There are three buttons that can be programmed on the remote and that is done by using the set button on the back of the remote. There is a set button that needs to be pressed with a paperclip that allows you to program each button that will open the garage door using the remote. Each of the three buttons would be programmed individually after initiating the programming feature using the set button on the back of the remote. Each button can be set to a different garage door or all three can be programmed to one door. I'm not aware... » Read More I don't believe there are any position pins for programming. There are three buttons that can be programmed on the remote and that is done by using the set button on the back of the remote. There is a set button that needs to be pressed with a paperclip that allows you to program each button that will open the garage door using the remote. Each of the three buttons would be programmed individually after initiating the programming feature using the set button on the back of the remote. Each button can be set to a different garage door or all three can be programmed to one door. I'm not aware of any position pins. « Show Less
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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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Try manually pushing the switch on the left side of the door with the door open. It may be broken.
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Yes, it has a push button to lock from the interior of the door lever. Thanks and have a great day.
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It Has slider pins to set with receiver. 1 up 2nd down etc. If it isn't compatible it's free to exchange. Mine worked fine. FYI. If your mounting it in weather I wrapped Teflon tape around the button to keep water out.Very important.Good luck.
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It is a pull handle. Does not have a push button, simply pull the door handle to open.
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I don't know what model receiver I have. I do know that the lights go on when the door is opened but that may have nothing to do with either the transmitter or receiver. It might simply be a mechanical switch or other relay that turns the light on when the door is opened. I have never turned the lights on or off using the transmitter without opening the door.
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No, there's no push button to start. To start, you sort of turn the handle on the bar, like you would start a motorcycle.
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Did you hit the re=program button on the garage door lift ( usually green) and then hit the button on remote?
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I am not sure, but I don't think there was a button. I reused my old button to avoid getting wires through walls. Unit works fine, bells weaker than the 35 year old unit it replaced, they don't make them like they used to.
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Don't know what you mean by your push button but I twisted the wall button wires together with the wires for the new receiver and put them back in the same slot I pulled them from. Works great, no problems at all.
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I believe it can be pried open. On my unit which I have had for over a year hasn't died yet.... But the receiver's didn't last long. The plastic on the base of the receiver's are very cheap. You get what you pay for. I have since moved on to pocket wizard.
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Yes, the hinged lower front panel on the receiver functions as an open/close push button.
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Push the learn button on the receiver, the box with the chain running through it, then push the button on the remote the red light should blink then you can use the remote, just like a garage door opener.
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I may be misunderstanding you question, but there isn't a hole in the receiver. The original Cover Plate is removed and replaced with the cover plate. Then the thumb screw (big screw with knurled edge) screws into the new cover plate and there are (2) allen screws that screw down that rest on the top of the receiver.
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I guess I wasn't clear about the wires. This would be so much easier if I could upload a picture. There needs to be a wire for power to the new unit. That's the issue. If there is none such coming out of the opener to connect to the new receiver, you need the power transformer I mentioned. I'd almost bet you need it, given the wires you mentioned. Still cheaper than a new opener.