I successfully programmed the remote to open the door, now my existing garage door remote and keypad dont work, how can I fix this?
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I don't know but you might want to go to you tube someone may have video. Good luck
495005
I had the same problem. I had to reprogram my old remote too and did it a couple times before both of them worked.
256362
There is a reset button on the opener that kills all programmed remotes. You need to do this right away if your remote was stolen. After resetting it you will have to re-sync all remote openers to your unit, (keypad, key fob, visor unit, etc.). You don't need to buy this key fob to cancel all the remotes you have programmed into your opener. Merely reset the opener. However if your key fob was stolen you undoubtedly will need a new one and I would recommend this one. The only problem I have had with it sometimes in my pocket when at home it can open randomly. Too much stuff in my pocket! You should find instruction for your model opener here: http://www.geniecompany.com/
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There are many names on garage door openers but I believe they are all manufactured by Chamberlain or Genie. The new keypad working could depend on how old your unit is but if newer then I believe 1989 it will work. It's a matter of compatible radio frequencies between the new keypad and your Raynor. I just checked retailer that sells the Raynor, it looks exactly like the Lift Master on the same page and my Chamberlain. The key pad instructions are dictated by the brand and age of the unit, can also be done by the set up button color, mine being orange. If you buy the keypad code it to your Raynor first before installing outside your garage.
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I am able to use this remote on my TV of the same model. I am not able to use the keypad within my remote but I am not sure if there is something I can do to solve this or the remote I received is having issues. Bottom line. Yes. I do use this remote and everything works well other than the keypad for me.
104194
Make sure the sides of the keypad are both touching the controller. Plug it in until you hear 3 clicks.
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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
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You have to make a scene in which the door sensor is controller of the key on the keypad link. I do all my programing via ISY994i but I'm sure that you can do that without the controller. Also you need to reverse the sensor.
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Depending on the model of your opener it may only accept one code switch setting so all the remotes need to be set to the same code. Id the code switches are different only the last one learned will work.
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That would sound logical. My remotes didn't work then I replaced the board then my remotes started to work again. The manual open button in my garage always worked though. Be sure to order the correct circuit card. Some cards like very similar.
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You will still be able to use your old remotes. In fact you will use one of your old remotes to program the keypad with. Mine came with all the instructions and they were really easy to understand.
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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
2020550
How old is your garage door opener? I had that same problem and found out that my older garage door opener (15+ years old) only allowed 2 clicker types units to be programed/used at a time. This means when I added the keypad clicker, it bumped off one of my remotes from working. Sounds to me like this is what is happening to you. I am sure the newer units don't have this problem
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I couldn't get mine to work either. I finally held down the smart button on the garage door opener ( orange for me ) to reset all the codes. Holding it for about 15 seconds clears the opener. I then tried again and got the remote to work on one of the buttons. Of course then I had to reprogram the cars and my other remote but they all took in one try taking only about 10 seconds each. Good luck, just keep trying!
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Hey Marc-This wouldn't be the correct remote for you. Do you have a working remote for your opener? Thanks...Matty
1111649
The programming instructions do include compatibility with Craftsman garage door opening systems, if that helps you. I'm not familiar with the actual Craftsman remote keypad, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's much like this one but branded as a "Sears" product. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, I don't have the genie pro you're referencing, so I'm not much help. I had to call the company for help in setting up my new keypad (to replace one over 10 years old), and they were most helpful. Hope this gives you another route to find your answer.
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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.