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| I am trying to reprogram two (ideally three) remotes for a craftsman garage door opener. I hope someone can help me understand what I'm doing wrong. I have a craftsman garage door opener model 139.53962SRT. I have two craftsman remotes (model 139.53681B) that came with the GDO and one vehicle with a factory installed remote. Until recently, all three remotes worked great. One craftsman remote stopped working so I replaced the battery. It didn't work after I replaced the battery. I followed the 'program receiver' directions (listed below) on the side of the GDO, without much success.
Instructions as printed on the side of the GDO:
Erase all receiver codes
I follow the directions to program receiver for the transmitter (remote), I can only get one remote to work at a time. I can program either of the craftsman remotes to work, but only one at a time. It seems like each time I try to program the second remote, the receiver code for the first is erased. Here's what I'm doing and what happens:
I tried pressing and holding both remote buttons and then pressing the code button, but that didn't seem to work either. One remote worked and the other didn't. I tried this several times, here's that insanity thing again, and it seemed random as to which remote worked and which didn't. I'm guessing I missing something and any help will be greatly appreciated. Especially by my wife, who doesn't understand why her remote is the one that doesn't work. Thanks. |
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- Posted by don_1_2006 (My Page) on Tue, Nov 6, 07 at 15:12
| You aren't doing anything wrong. One of your remotes has reverted to an earlier technology and you can program one or the other but not both. You need to purchase a new (same model number) remote and then by elimination you can find the bad remote (the new one will work with one remote but not the other). Take the battery out and drop it in the trash. If not it can cause you more problems in the future. |
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