Craftsman remote garage door opener issue
 

I replaced the batteries to the garage door opener remote and it still
won't work. I opened the craftsman unit and found the dip switches.
They are numbered 1-9.
On my remote they are numbered 2-9.
How does this work? Was I given a faulty remote? Please advice - &
thanks for your help in advance.

Craftsman remote garage door opener issue
 

There are thousands of models. If you do not have the instructions, write
down the model number and check Sear's site for the instructions and follow
them. Many are programmable and you have to follow instructions to get them
to work together.



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I replaced the batteries to the garage door opener remote and it still
won't work. I opened the craftsman unit and found the dip switches.
They are numbered 1-9.
On my remote they are numbered 2-9.
How does this work? Was I given a faulty remote? Please advice - &
thanks for your help in advance.

Craftsman remote garage door opener issue
 

Craftsman remote garage door opener issue
 

On Feb 24, 8:30 pm, "Art" wrote:
There are thousands of models. If you do not have the instructions, write
down the model number and check Sear's site for the instructions and follow
them. Many are programmable and you have to follow instructions to get them
to work together.

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I replaced the batteries to the garage door opener remote and it still
won't work. I opened the craftsman unit and found the dip switches.
They are numbered 1-9.
On my remote they are numbered 2-9.
How does this work? Was I given a faulty remote? Please advice - &
thanks for your help in advance.- Hide quoted text -

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If you cannot find the manual online, call them up. I had the same
problem and could not find the online manual. I called their customer
service and they were able to send me a copy.

Craftsman remote garage door opener issue
 

Your transmitter is a multi-button remote & the #1 switch on the
receiver determines which button on the transmitter operates the door.
So switches 2-9 should be set the same on both. One button would be
"+" on #1 on the receiver, the 2nd button would be "0" and the 3rd
button would be "-".

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On Feb 24, 11:04 pm, wrote:
I replaced the batteries to thegaragedooropenerremote and it still
won't work. I opened the craftsman unit and found the dip switches.
They are numbered 1-9.
On my remote they are numbered 2-9.
How does this work? Was I given a faulty remote? Please advice - &
thanks for your help in advance.