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Craftsman 1/2HP GDO Keyless Entry Problem

16 years ago

Hi,

I just recently purchased a house with a Craftsman 1/2HP GDO, Model #139.53675SRT2. The house also has the Keyless Entry keypad, Model #139.53684. Both worked fine together until I recently purchased a new opener remote for my car. While programing that remote, I erased the codes in the opener by pressing and holding the red button on the GDO.

Now for whatever reason, I can't reprogram the keypad. I've followed the instructions line for line, but have had no luck. Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance!

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doorguy06
16 years ago
I would erase the memory again and try to program the keyless first. When programming it you sometimes have to push the buttons like your going to push them through the back of keyless then push and hold down enter for a second. If that does not work put a battery in it and try it again. Then reprogram all the other remotes. Let us know you it does not work or you run into another problem.

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