The receiver in my Chamberlain (2008 or so) failed, will this work with those remotes? This would be cheaper than replacing receiver in opener
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In all likely hood no. They improved the security on the openers and relievers. If you can find a description on you old remote and can confirm the security info that would tell you for sure.
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According to the literature that came with the receiver, these are the remotes that work with the 850LM receiver: 811LM, 813LM, 891LM, 892LM, 890MAX, 893MAX, 895MAX, 892LT and 894LT. When I purchased my receiver, I also purchased two 811LM remotes for $20.96. You can also call LiftMaster technical support at 800-528-2806. Hope that helps.
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No this receiver only works with the newer Security+2.0 remotes. Use the LiftMaster 365LM receiver http://www.amazon.com/LiftMaster-Universal-Garage-Plug-In-Receiver/dp/B000FPVOVE/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=AKDBMB4D5KXBM
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No, this unit only works with the new Security 2.0 remotes like 891Lm 892LT etc
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No this receiver only works with the newer Security+2.0 remotes. Use the LiftMaster 365LM receiverLiftMaster 315 MHz Universal Garage Door Opener Plug-In Receiver 365LM
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No this remote does not work with your opener. This remote has dip switches for coding. You need a "smart remote".
206170
Correct. You need one 888LM to replace each old opener button and you only need one gateway to plug into your router. They will work with any Liftmaster or Chamberlain opener 1998 or newer. The only difference between the Chamberlain and Liftmaster controllers is the nameplate, so buy the best price.
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I've got a liftmaster so I don't know about a chamberlain ( although I believe they are both the same company). Alowed the Homelink in my 2008 ford edge to work fine. Amazon has a liberal return policy; try it.
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I have a Chamberlain and it does not work. Chamberlain and lift-master have there own system. I returned mine and bought the 45 dollar interface and I was good to go.
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If all 3 of these are true, I would consider changing the receiver logic board: (1) The hardwired button in the garage operates the door opener correctly. (2) Neither the remote in the car, nor the remote on the outside of the garage work. (3) The remote in the car has been re-programmed (again) to match the opener - but it still doesn't work. I think the receiver board is sometimes damaged by nearby lightning strikes. Actually, I purchased a new remote for the car first and tried that. However, when that didn't work, I bought the receiver board. Replacing the receiver board solved the problem! Good luck!
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i had a liftmaster/chamberlain with the GREEN programming button. approximate model years are 1993 to 1996, maybe up to 1999? Anyhow, i had a 1994 model. The key is the color of your programming button - if it's GREEN, then should work.
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Not sure...I had a problem with my 15 year old Liftmaster, and tried to replace the receiver, but that didn't work....the frequency was wrong, or whatever....then I needed a transformer......and was getting nowhere......so eventually I replaced the entire garage door opener....so no more problems. I should have realized that there was a problem, when the yellow LED on the old unit started blinking....I ignored it and then the remotes wouldnt work....and I returned the receiver for a refund.
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The raynor units normally have a name such as Navigator or Admiral etc. My unit is a navigator built in 1998. It works very well with the Remote I bought which is a replacement for the original Raynor Remote. I have found a web site (http://support.garagedoorzone.com/raynor-openers.html) which is very helpful. They can probably tell you which Remote replaces your remote. They also have manuals which can be downloaded free. If you know the Raynor name (if it has one) for your unit, I could probably give you some more help if you need it. The only model numbers close to yours still being made are similar to 170-7 or 170-8.
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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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Wow, I am not sure. I purchased this remote unit to replace the exact one I had. I think it depends on the opener you are using now. I just put the battery in, reset the little switches to match the original and it works perfect.
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Honestly I don't know......I have an old system w 3 doors......and 3 openers w one missing...they were single button......I called the tech support in my 1998 manual....chamberlain recommended it....man they were right on....they also emailed a repair manual to replace gears in opener....free....they're prices were a bit higher but she told me to go to Amazon and order for a better deal......you can't get better customer service than that! I hope this helps.Brian
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I do not know if this will work with your opener but I would not buy it. The one I bought worked once and never worked again. Good luck.
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Yes this remote is compatible with your opener and you could also use the Digi-Code 5012that is also compatible.
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William,This is from the specsFor use with Chamberlain garage door openers onlyI don't think I would recommend the product without contacting Chamberlain first. As you can see they say only their models.Have a super day.
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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.
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That's exactly what it says on the back of the replacement remote. This will work. You may need to have a pro to synch it w/ the existing alarm. I took it back to where I purchased it 8 years ago and they did it for free.