My Lynx 455 does not always open right away. I move the antenna and it works for a little while. The three screws that hold the receiver are tight. The problem seems to be the antenna.

It is far better to just buy the one for your garage door opener. Genie Remote is for Genie doors

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How do u reset a dulux 455 door opener

The Model S uses a homelink system for the garage opener, and according to their compability list, the Lynx is not there. So Homelink does not guarantee the functionality of it. If you don't get it to work while following the correct procedures from Tesla, I recommend you get the universal receiver kit from homelink.com Note that there is a difference in transmitter frequency between US and EU universal kits, so make sure you get the correct one. good luck!

if you loosen the nuts holding the bar on there is a tension screw on the opposite side from where the nuts are you should see it if you look from the front of the saw by the muffler you need to use it to put the proper tension on the chain if you turn it clock wise it should move the bar out tightning the chain you want a tiny bit of slack in the chain it should not be dogged down tight with the tension screw if you go counterclock wiseit should release tension. once tight tighten screws to hold on bar and spin chain by hand should be able to spin chain if not it is to tight. hope this helps

Check the sensors in the doorway. Sounds like they may be misaligned. They need to be pointing at one another to work properly.

Not familiar with lynx but every sensor I have seen or heard of has a light. It is the only way to tell when they are pointed correctly at one another.

Your ribbon cable is out of the connector when it was dropped. Open your garmin becarefull!!!! and read first the information below!!!! Flip up your antenna, at the very top you will see two screws, (These are T-5 Torx) remove them. Next be very careful when you open the top cover! The ribbon cable for the antenna comes through the bottom corner (I think it is on the right looking at the unit.) Next focus on the left bottom corner, there is a black barrel that holds the antenna to the unit and also provides the clicking steps you get when positioning the antenna. There should be a **** for a screw driver inboard about 3MM Put your screw driver there and pull to the right. Now you can lift the antenna box free. (NOT THE ENTIRE UNIT, THE RIBBON CABLE IS STILL ATTACHED.) Now at the top of the unit you will see two more T-5's under the antenna pivot area. You should be able to pry the unit open once these are removed. Still you must be careful the touch panel, speaker cable, power cable and one more cable is still attached. That one more cable you will see right away, it is red and black and you can remove it and fold the two halves over with the others still attached. After removing the final three which are all ribbon cables. Also don't forget the antenna calbe which once removed can be pulled through the half of the unit it is attached to. After seperating the halves you have the touch screen removed. You have one more phillips screw which removes the "motherboard so to speak." Hope this helps you peace. Put the ribbon cable back in the connector there is a black "lock" what proberly hold the ribbon on it's place. Lift the black lock and put the ribbon cable in the connector the same for the small one next to it.

I don't think there any screws under there, the case looks more like a snap together case.
I doubt that ik locks up because of the touch screen, maybe some erronous POI's caused the problem, try this (i found on the net)

When you're at the main screen, hold your finger on the time in the upper right corner for more than 5 seconds, and you'll get to an info screen, and back/next buttons lower right of screen.
There's some sound diagnostics, and screen tests, and lots of info pages - including one with some battery status/statistics. To get out of the diagnostic mode, power cycle your unit...and when you do this, it will take some time to lock on to satellites.

The ribbon cables are clameped in place. The look like they would slide out from the connector if you pulled then hard enough,... you do NOT want to do that. The black portion of the connector is actually a hinged clamp. With the unit lying on a table, face up as it you were using it; lift the top screen half away for the bottom half and tilt it toward yourself. You should see the ribbon cable and the red & blk wires. For the wide center connector and the one on the right, the black piece hinges up an away from you (towards the top). Try the one on the right first. When you flip it up, the ribbon will pretty much fall out. Pry the wide center one on the ends, NOT in the center. The narrow one on the left tilts donw towrds you. For the antenna, the hinged peice is brown, and it flips up towards the right. This one does not just fall out. It needs some gentle wiggeling. Also, I was able to use a T6 torx, T5 seemed a little loose,... yo don't want to strip any screws or you'll be screwed. SpaceVector

Hello,

I got the exact same problem and I solved it. The problem was a bad contact between the flipping antenna and the unit.
On the back of the unit, removed the two screws on the right side, beside the flipping antenna.
Take care there is a spring that can fly away.
Remove the part that was holded by the screws.
Removed the flipping antenna (pull on right slowly).
On the antenna connector on the unit, there is a ring. That ring was loose.
Tight it.
Put every thing back.

It solve the problem on my Quest 2.

Clermond