[cybermuda]

I have lost one of my garage door remotes

The opener itself is a Lift-Master from the late 1990's with a red "learn" button, and the remote is a Lift-Master Security+

Do you have an old Lift-Master Security+ remote lying around that you no longer use, which I can try to re-program for my opener?

Or do you know if Wal-Mart sells a "generic" programmable remote?

Thank you

[elevatorman]

Home Depot has them. I think most use the "HomeLink" system. I had a real old sears opener up north and a few years ago mounted a module at the opener, wired to the button contacts. Then I programed my visor remote and a seperate remote.

[2 Oldcrabs]

"Genie" brand has a module you hang on the ceiling and intall two small wires to the back of you old opener. You can sometimes find it with 2 remotes. One you install, you can buy Genie remotes. Installed on our old openers up north, worked great. Cost about $50 at Home Depot.

[Threeputt]

We ordered 2 remotes online from our manufcturer. Line up the buttons to the current code and bingo new remotes ready to go

[cybermuda]

Originally Posted by cybermuda

I have lost one of my garage door remotes. The opener itself is a Lift-Master from the late 1990's with a red "learn" button, and the remote is a Lift-Master Security+. Do you know if Wal-Mart sells a "generic" programmable remote?

Update - bought a new one through Amazon for $19.27 incl. shipping. Very easy to program, and includes a battery.

[bdabob]

What Parish you from?

[chuckinca]

St Dorothy's.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Dorothy_School


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