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Craftsman Garage Door Opener- cant program Keyless Entry

pchamoun
17 years ago

I have a fairly new ( 1.5 years old) Craftsman 1/2 HP Garage Door Opener ( model 130.53910). I have bought 3 Keyless Entry systems ( Security + with rolling code technology) as it says in the garage Door opener manual, followed the directions line by line and I could not get the Keyless entry to program? What could be the issue??

Comments (9)

  • doorguy06
    17 years ago

    What is the model number on the keylesses you are buying. Security plus means rolling code technology and there are now two of them out there that operate on different frequencies and are not interchangeable. If your learn button is purple you need a 53754 sears keyless if it is red you need a 53684 model number.

    Don, GDS, Sdello

    Is there somewhere I can go to learn all these sears model numbers. I only know Liftmaster and the sears keyless model numbers by heart.

    Thank you

  • Don_
    17 years ago

    doorguy06 as far as I know there is no cross reference for Sears. I sure wish there was.

  • pchamoun
    Original Author
    17 years ago

    hi doorguy

    I have keyless entry model 53754, and I just checked and my learner button is red. I will go out tonight and get model 53684 and see if that works. Thanks

  • jrhoudek
    15 years ago

    i have an older model craftsman 139.53677SRT garage door opener. i need to re-program my keyless entry. the owners manual directions all include a 'enter' button or another button, but my keypad only has the numerals 1-0 and has no ENTER or any other button. how can i re-program this keypad?

  • don_1_2006
    15 years ago

    Does your keypad have wires going to the wall control?

  • jrhoudek
    15 years ago

    yes it does have wires going tothe wall control

  • don_1_2006
    15 years ago

    To program the keypad, first unplug the garage door opener from the electrical outlet. Next, remove the nameplate from the console that the keypad plugs into and locate the program/operate switch. Flip the switch to program. Next, enter your desired four-digit PIN number into the keypad. Slide the switch back to operate and plug the garage door opener back in. The keypad should be programmed.

  • keith_howell_bell_net
    12 years ago

    recently installed a new opener one of the remotes worked other did not, may have tried my old remote,would that be the problem if so how can it be rectified

  • don_1_2006
    12 years ago

    An old remote could sure be your problem. You need to eliminate it and then program your new remotes. Without model numbers though I am flying blind.

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