Push the learn button, it starts blinking, push the remote grey button, learn button is steady, push the grey remote again and learn blinks again? dip switch does not help,
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Push the learn button until it blinks, then hold down the large remote button until the door moves....
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Check your garage door opener instructions, each unit might be a little different. I do not remember pushing the grey remote button more than once. I think I had to push the learn button on the garage door opener a second time.
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It should, try switching either the first two or last two switches off. I haven't tried this particular remote, but I have had that work before.
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Hi Kym, if the yellow learn button is on the garage motor like ours all we did was press the learn button and then hold down the one large button on the remote. When it connected, the learn button flashed.
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I'm having the same problem. Do you know if you unplugged the unit while it was on? This happened with mine, and it is the only thing I can think of that happened to it. It still doesn't answer the question of whether replacing the remote will help, unfortunately.
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I purchased two and gave one as a gift. I think the problem is in the switch. I found that you have to push down rather hard as you switch it on.
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You should check the compatibility between the system on your door and remote control. They should use the same frequency. Then configure the 10 switches with the same combination on / off between the door and its remote control. If the system installed on the door and remote control operate at the same frequency and has the dip switches with the same combination and still does not work, then try to configure your remote combinations backwards, ie, place the switches you have in on to off and viceversa. These switches represent a digital 0 or 1 and maybe the remote control and your door system use a different convention between what means an open or close switch in terms of digital 0 or 1. Good luck
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If you can't find the codes you can teach it by Puting the remote in to learn setting. An putting the two remotes facing each other and teach what buttons you want to do what. This is what I did.
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it happen to me in the begining also, i had to try to program it 5 times untill it finally worked.make sure that you do the exact steps with the key switches and the remote... did you got any respond from the first steps?
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It should just do it if you hold the button until it flashes dark blue. If it doesn't there may be a problem with it. Email the company and they'll send you a new one.
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That's why I replaced mine. Lightning damaged the unit, and according to the manual if resetting it doesn't fix the problem, then the next step was to replace the logic board. Mine blink 5 times as well. Once I replaced it with a new board it worked (all wireless remotes will need to be reprogrammed to work with the new board, follow the manual on how to do that.) I can't say for sure if it will fix yours, best of luck.
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When it's on Standby it blinks OFF. Otherwise you'll have to do a hard shutoff with the switch in the back. On an odd note on that very thing. I'd program my Logitech Harmony 300 learning remote and by pure accident, I've noticed that if the remote is on AUX and I'm trying to lower the volume but the remote is set for Bluray (because I've forgotten to switch the device over) it dims the LED. There's no dim function on the surround system. But the dimming lowered the blinking OFF to like you couldn't see it at all. Not just that, but the rest of the display as well. But you can brighten it too. But that was pure dumb luck on a completely different device. When it's on Standby it blinks OFF. Otherwise you'll have to do a hard shutoff with the switch in the back. On an odd note on that very thing. I'd program my Logitech Harmony 300 learning remote and by pure accident, I've noticed that if the remote is on AUX and I'm trying to lower the volume but the remote is set for Bluray (because I've forgotten to switch the device over) it dims the LED. There's no dim function on the surround system. But the dimming lowered the blinking OFF to like you couldn't see it at all. Not just that, but the rest of the display as well. But you can brighten it... » Read More When it's on Standby it blinks OFF. Otherwise you'll have to do a hard shutoff with the switch in the back. On an odd note on that very thing. I'd program my Logitech Harmony 300 learning remote and by pure accident, I've noticed that if the remote is on AUX and I'm trying to lower the volume but the remote is set for Bluray (because I've forgotten to switch the device over) it dims the LED. There's no dim function on the surround system. But the dimming lowered the blinking OFF to like you couldn't see it at all. Not just that, but the rest of the display as well. But you can brighten it too. But that was pure dumb luck on a completely different device. « Show Less
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The light has to be blinking, not solid. Press the button to make the light blink.
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Yes, I tried pushing the MENU button to no avail. I have tried all the buttons without success. I have located someone who is willing to sell me their Remote. I will probably take them up on their offer. Thanks for our suggestion
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Maybe the battery is "old" without much power OR make sure you didn't put the battery in upside down. Check the numbers on the battery to make sure you bought the right one. When you press START, make sure the : is blinking
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Be sure to push the on/off button all the way down. Sometimes I only push it half way down and then it doesn't work. I freaked out the first time this happened and then realized what I was doing. I hope this helps.
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My opener was made in 1990. If the dip switches are set properly it should work. There is a learn button on the motor unit. After the dip switches are set press the learn button on the main unit. Hold down the button on the remote. It worked for me.
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It should just follow the programming instructions,also if you see that it works fine & then starts to act up after you change the battery the first time its the contacts on the corner of the battery they've become bent in to far,just lightly lift them up to make contact with the negative side of the battery disc this can also happen from keeping your keys in your pocket and sitting on them the pressure can squeeze the remote causing the battery to disconnect from the same contacts with a possible reprogramming needed so keep your instructions this will happen with any remote I hope this helps you it drove me crazy till I figured out what was happening,this is a good product its what you do to it that makes it screw up so be careful with it & you'll have it a long time