Installing a fresh garage door opener or replacing a broken or lost transmitter calls for reprogramming the door opener. Door opener transmitters incorporate a microprocessor which has a code that is unique. This code is transmitted into a radio receiver in the motor area of the opener, enabling the central processing unit work and to to identify the code of the motor. The motor includes a “understand” or “wise” button to erase preceding codes and software a fresh one on the basis of the code of the transmitter.

Locate the “discover” or “wise” button on the garage door motor casing situated on the front or side of the the machine. You could need a step-stool or step ladder depending on peak.

Press on launch and the button. An LED light will illuminate indicating the unit is prepared to accept the transmitter code that is newest.

Press the transmitter button until the LED light on the motor starts to blink and hold it. When the LED blinks, launch the transmitter button.

Press the transmitter button and launch to save the code that is newest. When the code is programmed, the LED will go out. Attempt the whole operation if it doesn’t but press and release the button two or 3 times. This is mandatory programming protocol for a few transmitter versions.

Press and release the transmitter button to test operation.

If needed, repeat the procedure for every single transmitter and garage-door. Button transmitters for several doorways are programmed in exactly the same way — one-door is programmed with added doors programmed by added transmitter buttons, for just one button.

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