does it work with "home link" auto openers both Ford and Volvo?
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It really depends on the year of the vehicle. The newer makes have a better chance of working with the newer "Home Link" systems, but I had a 2011 Nissan Quest and it still didn't work. Your best bet is to contact Chamberlain (1-800-528-5880) and give them the year, make, & model and they will tell you if it works. If not, they offer a "repeater" that will work with vehicles that have older "Home Link" systems. They should offer the repeater for free and charge something like $7 for shipping. I did it, and it was well worth the $7. It wasn't too difficult to set up. One issue, if you are buying the garage door opener with the battery back-up, unfortunately the repeater needs a plug to work, so when the power goes out, your in-car opener won't work (though the openers that came with the unit still will). In the end, needing the repeater to still use my in-car opener was not a big deal for me. The unit works great. It is SOOO much quieter than my old chain drive unit, and has some nice features to boot. Hope that helps :-)
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I don't know... I would tend to think not.It was supposed to work with my Chamberlain Liftmaster professionalbut it didn't no matter how hard I tried. I had better luck with theuniversal keypad KLIK2U that I got from NAZFOZDAR on Amazon.
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If the opener (drive head) itself is currently lifting a one piece door and you have determined that this remote is compatible with the drive head of your garage door opener then it should work.
100381
I doubt it. I tried with NO success to get a compatible opener so I am stuck with one working one that I take in an out!! Thanks a lot Wayne Dalton!
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I did not use Homelink with this opener. I am no longer in the home i installed this opener. My guess is that it is compatible. Maybe the manual to the opener would answer this or the homelink website. Sorry I did not know for sure.
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Check the color of your programming button. If the button color coincides with the color designated to the opener it works. That's the only way to know for sure. In my experience even the identical models can have varying frequencies in different model years.
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I don't know. I suggest you contact the maker of your door opener. Their tech person should be able to give that info to you.
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It works for me on two different openers. Just make sure to follow the instructions. I blew it on the first try but got it on the second.
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All I know is it works with the orange button on your garage door opener. Other than that I don't know, sorry
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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.
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I was able to use with my homelink vehicle system. You need the garage door remote to do this. First, clear the homelink by pressing the 2 outermost homelink buttons (the ones with little houses on them) for 90 seconds. Then press the button you want to program and your garage remote until the lights blink fast (this may take a few mins). Then, press the learn button on the opener, then the homelink button, holding it down until the garage light clicks.
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it should work with most garage door openers unless you have to set a code on the opener (manually) and also on the remote (manually). I have had both kinds of openers. I still have one Stanley product from the 80s that is set (code) manually. The 3 button remote does not work on the Stanley product.
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I would think that it works with any garage door that has an automatic garage door opener that is controlled by a remote control, but, I do not know for sure. I would suggest that you check with Overhead about that.
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yes. When you do the research on it you'll find out that it will work with all garage doors as long as they have the safety door sensor lights. It will do 360mh, 390mh and other openers. It will work with Lift-masters, craftsman, and chamberlain openers. Make sure you follow the instructions carefully because it programs differently than the old ones do. Go to you-tube and watch the video should you have questions.
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Absolutely, it does. I have two new Chamberlain openers, 4 vehicles, all needed the repeater. I don't know how it works but it does. Apparently it can be used with unlimited doors and remotes. Here's how it's programmed in a nut shell: RESET your current homelink remotes in your cars that need the repeater (meaning if one of your vehicles work now, leave it alone. Make sure this repeater IS NOT PLUGGED IN! Now program WITH the new remote that comes with the repeater to any buttons you want to use for the repeater. After all the homelink buttons are programmed with the new repeater remote, plug the repeater in. Put the new repeater remote away as it's not needed any more. Now using the learning technique for your openers, program your homelink buttons in your vehicles to your openers. The repeater takes care of the "conversion" of signals received from the homelink remotes and the openers. At first one button in one of my cars would open both doors. I got confused on this so I did all I wrote above from the start again. Everything is perfect. Pretty darn cool I must say. Currently my repeater is plugged into the wall of my garage and it reaches all my doors just fine. I will eventually move it to the ceiling where one of my openers are plugged in but it's not needed.
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Yes. I just installed it on a chamberlain, and it works great. (LiftMaster is the parent company of Chamberlain)
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I have a 2000 Avalon with a factory home link visor opener and it works with mine.