HORMANN GARAGE DOOR WOT WORK A435

You are missing a step. It sounds like you have a genie intellicode black wireless keyless entry unit. The final step is to program to the opener. When you open halfway and press the prog and 8 keys, youve unlearned the unit from the opener. Lets start over. Complete the previous steps and then finally, press the code or learn button on the opener. There is a red LED light next to it which will flash after pressing it. Within 30 seconds, type your new code and press the up/down or enter button on the keypad. Then press the up/down or enter button a second time. Programming is complete!

If the courtesy lights on the motor unit aren't turning on, there may be no power getting to the machine, or there may be a fault in the control board. If the opener is getting mains power, I would suggest calling a Hormann dealer.

The instructions for programming are on page 34 of your owners manual. If you do not have the manual you can go here.

http://www.hormann.us/assets/1/Page/SilentDrive_TR10H004D_0710.pdf

5 flashes of the LED is the code for "RPM sensor or motor overload."

You can follow these instructions to change the code of yours. Might work for you.

NOTE: You must change the transmitter's code before programming the transmitter to the motor head unit.
The following steps describe the process to change a Quantum™ and Classicdrive™ security code.
This process only works fro transmitters with a GREEN LED and a "U" in their model number, such as "02-3047 2B U" or "02-3047 2B UH".
Changing the Transmitter Code
1. Press and hold the button on the transmitter that you want to change. The GREEN LED will flash once and then turn off.
2. Continue to hold the button until the GREEN LED begins to flash (approx. 10 seconds).
3. When the GREEN LED flashes, immediately release the button and then immediately press and hold the same button again. The GREEN LED will now come on steady.
4. Continue to hold the button until the GREEN LED begins to flash (approx. 5 seconds).
5. When the GREEN LED flashes, immediately release the button.
6. The code for this button has now been changed to a new randomly generated code. Do not push the button again until instructed in "Programming Transmitter to Power Head Unit".
7. You must now re-program this transmitter to the motor head unit. See "Programming Transmitter to Power Head Unit".
Programming Transmitter to Power Head Unit
1. Press the PROGRAM button located on the garage door motor head unit once. The PROGRAM STATUS light on the motor head unit will turn on and remain lit for one minute, indicating that it is ready to learn the Transmitter code.
2. Press the same button on transmitter as you did in "Changing Transmitter's Code" above. The PROGRAM STATUS light will turn off indicating a successful learn.
3. Press the same button on the Transmitter once more to operate the door.
4. If you are unsuccessful in programming the transmitter to the motor head unit of if the button does not operate the door or if you wish to program another button to operate a different door, you must change the transmitter's code.
Battery
If the LED does not turn on when button is pressed, replace battery.

The flashing code 3 is "shorted wall control". I would remove it from the wall and then remove the 2 wires from the back and try your remotes. You can momentarily short the 2 wires together to operate the door.

The flashing LED shows that it is receiving the radio signal but the code may need to be set. Try programming the unit and see if that works for you.

It is normal for that LED by the learn button to flash randomly. It can also flash a code to help with diagnosis. The codes are 1 to 6 flashes followed by a pause and then repeats. A rapid flash is a sign it is receiving a radio signal but not necessarily the correct one to operate the door. If when your door doesn't close properly the main light flashes 10 times and the door reverses to the open position it is a door sensor problem. The sensor must be pointed at one another and sometimes can be off just a hair and will cause intermittent problems. A slight tweaking of the sensors will cure this problem. The 'down force' adjustment can be set too low and cause the door not to close sometimes. This can be increased to overcome this problem. This problem will not cause the main light to flash. The other possibility is the RPM sensor. This is the printed circuit board that senses when the door runs into something. I have never seen one intermittent but that doesn't mean it's not possible. I hope this helps you.

It sounds like this remote has lost its program! you will have to reprogram it!I hope this helps ya!

IS THE LED FLASHING ON THE WALL BUTTON??

IF THE LED IS FLASHING THE LOCK FEATURE HAS BEEN ACTIVATED. PRESS THE LOCK BUTTON ON THE WALL CONTROL AND THE LED SHOULD STOP FLASHING.

NOW YOU CAN REPROGRAM REMOTES AND YOU ARE ALL SET.