Will this work on an OLD Genie model 200 garage door opener?
1664841
The Genie garage door opener I have on my garage was installed when the house was built in 1978. Not surewhat model number it is but its 'shaft drive' rather then chains....and I installed the Girud-It on it when the two actuating openers I had went bad (4 or 5 years ago approx) and my door has worked great since thenwith a bonus of opening the door from greater distance when approaching. Hope this helps.
1664842
Should work on any old door. The included transmitter/receiver replaces your existing one.
1664843
I believe it should, since you're wiring the receiver in to the existing connections. If you have a push button somewhere in the garage, I think you should be able to wire this in.
1664844
I do not know what models it works on, however we had a garage door opener that had been installed in the early 80's and it worked for us.
1664845
This is designed to work with any old opener - as long as there is a push-button on the wall to activate the opener. This product is designed to be wired in to the push button switch wire, and has its own power supply.
612515
i really dont know. i had a genie directlift model 2060. it worked fine with mine. get a hold of the company they will help you with the answer.
631508
I don't know for sure but if you get the Model Number off your machine and Google it you may find out that Python2 is made by another manufacturer then you can reference it to the Genie. I had a Craftman garage door opener that was made by Chamberlin and that's how I referenced parts.
2129356
Hi, I don't think it would work as the 1994 Chamberlain 1100 at the time was using a frequency of 390 MHz, and the remote in question uses a frequency of 318 MHz. You may want to use the Firefly 390 Genie GPT90-1 GT912 MAT-90 keychain remote instead. Cheers!
1107118
I can't be sure, but I would have thought so providing you pay attention to the instructions. It works with my Genie Intellicode that is 5-6 years old. I have bought two of these. The first one made a trip through the washing machine
1578643
works fine with a Genie Pro. " Universal Remote " You would think it would work with most, if not all openers!
457200
I don't know about that model, but you can call Genie and give them both model numbers and they can probably tell you.
461839
I went to home Depot and bought what the manual said. It didn't work. Went to Amazon and bought this and it worked. Look for the model number of your garage door opener and check it against the model numbers that this device opens. this device is pretty much a universal for Genie. Good luck
14245
Will only work with Genie Intellicode garage dooor openers. Craftsman uses a different technology with a 9 pin code in their remotes.
870224
I don't know your particular model, but if it has a small green button on the back of the opener it is pretty certain to work.
1274983
Yes it will,the direct tv installer programed it for me on my genie remote.
1956051
As long as it is an Intellicode Genie, should work fine. It makes a nice keychain as I didn't want to leave the opener in my open Jeep!
816562
I'm not sure about the model number, the opener we have is a Sears from about 2004. I would think you would have to depend on the learn button color or get in touch with liftmaster. My bet is that it would work because of all the reviews and worked for me as advertised.
323620
My guess is no, but I'm not 100% certain. What I would do is search for Genie compatible openers, just to be on the safe side. Sorry I can't help more.
1863232
I have a Liftmaster opener, so I don't believe it would work with a Genie...but I am no expert. You may want to do a google search or ask the Liftmaster manufacturer.
1236253
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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It will work if your opener is a multi-code with dip switches. I just googled it and according to Stanley on the internet your opener has to be a multi- code with 10 switches. Open the access panel on your garage door opener and look.