Garage door keypad & remote

Sounds like your keypad has simply failed.

Your keypad has quit.

If it is a wireless keypad you need to locate the smart/learn button which is near where all those white wires go. Press and hold this for 6 seconds. This will erase the memory and none of your remotes or keypad will work.

For the keypad: Press and immediately release the smart/learn button and walk over and key in any 4 digit PIN you like and press enter.

For your remotes: Hold down the button on your remote and then press and immediately release the smart/learn button. Do this for each remote.

Press and immediately release the SRT button and then walk over to your keypad and key in any 4 digit code you like and press enter.

IF U HAVE TWO EYE,SENSORS ON EACH SIDE OF THE DOOR SEE IF SOMETHING IS BLOCKING THE EYES OR SOETHING IS COVERING THEM, OR THEY ARE OUT OF ALIGNMENT, ONE SHOULD SHOW GREEN, AND ONE RED EYE, GOOD LOCK

On the garage opener that actually opens the door the one on the ceilling has a green or orange button that is called the learn button just press and release it you have 30 seconds to punch in a 4 digit code and when your done press and hold the enter button until the lights on the garage open blink once or twice then just press the code again and it will open the door press enter once to reverse the effect and and twice to stop the door completely.


Hope that helps

• Stuck remote control button. Check all remotes. check LED on receiver.
• Staples around Multi-Function Control Panel bell wire could be cutting into that wire. Remove wires from opener and test. Replace staples causing intermittent short.
• Multi-Function Control Panel could have sticking door control push bar. Remove wires from control panel and test. Replace control panel if defective.

no relation. did you plug rpm sensor and logic board connectors on well.

I enrolled in the Assistant Premium Plan and am waiting on a response.

I was having a problem with the remotes. Program one remote, and the other stops working and vice-versa. I found the solution to be as follows: Using 61LM single-button remotes for Lift-master WhisperDrive (belt drive) garage door opener, I set the dipswitches (find them by removing battery replacement cover) to identical settings in both remotes. Set the first dipswitch to the neutral (0) setting. Next -- and this is the important part -- press the learn button on the main door opening unit, and, while the small LED light is lit, press the button on ONE of the remotes. DO NOT REPEAT ON THE SECOND REMOTE. Upon doing this, I found that BOTH remotes at last worked. I then went on to program a keyless entry pad, which was accomplished by again pressing the learn button on the main unit, and then entering the number sequence I had chosen for my entry code on the keypad, and pressing Enter. Both remotes continued to function and the keypad functions as well.