Craftsman reprogrammable garage door openers can prevent unwanted and unauthorized entry into your garage. Reprogramming these openers is especially important when moving into a new house. You don't always know who has the keyless entry PIN to your opener, or who else may have a remote that is programmed to the same entry code. Reprogramming your opener can ensure that you are the only one with the access PIN and that only your remotes can communicate with the opener. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
1. Clear the codes on your remote openers. Press the "Learn" button on the main motor console and hold it for up to six seconds, until the LED on the unit goes out. This resets all of your remotes.
2. Reprogram each remote by first pressing the "Learn" button on the main motor, and then pressing the button on your remote within 30 seconds. Hold the remote button until the main motor LED blinks. Repeat this step for each remote.
3. Reprogram the keyless entry by pressing the "Learn" button of the main motor console. Within 30 seconds, enter your new PIN on the keyless entry keypad. Press and hold the "Enter" key until the main motor LED blinks.
4. The keypad PIN can also be reset by entering your old four-digit PIN. Then immediately press and hold the "#" key. Once the light on the keypad blinks twice, release the "#" button. Enter your new PIN, followed by the "Enter" key.
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