 Does its job |
| Review Date: January 31, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Javed Sheikh, Michigan City,IN |
Pros: Sturdy, made from the same company as Garage door opener, Lit keypad, Easy to install, comes with 9V battery and screws
Cons: The battery compartment lid is not easy to open, only 4 digit code can be used
IMPORTANT: Make sure that the button on the garage door opener is RED, otherwise you need another keypad model. check this link http://www.chamberlainremotesonline.com/?gclid=COyJ0Z-auJgCFSIgDQodWF7AbA
When syncing the code with opener, remember to sync this keypad, car remotes and garage door opener button simultaneously. This means that
1-Press RED button on motor,green LED is lit
2-Enter 4 digit code on remote (as desired)
3-Now press enter key + car remote key + garage door opener button(fixed on wall ,not the RED button) at the same time (may require two persons) , ligth will blink and now all the devices will be synced. If you miss any remote during this process ,it will not work.Of course you can repeat the process.
4-Check all remotes and keypad are working
5-Now install it on the wall, for one of the screws you have to open the battery lid.
I don't know about the long term reliability of the product because it has only been a week since i have installed it. |
Got to have it
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| Review Date: June 21, 2000 |
| Reviewer: , |
| The Keypad is a must. It is very easy to use and install. Setting a temporary code is very useful when you grant someone access to your garage. |
Great price, great product, incredibly easy to install.
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| Review Date: November 8, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Kevin Nicholls, Milford, MI |
First: this product is intended for Security+ garage door openers made before 2005. If you have a Security+ opener with a grey antenna wire and/or an red/orange "learn" button on the back, you should be all set. Hopefully, that helps out anyone deciding which model they need.
My opener was made in '97 and has the orange button, and it took me longer to read the instructions than it took to actually program this to work with my opener. You hit the button, enter the code you want, and hold down the Enter button for a few seconds. That's it.
Mounting it was a breeze. You put a screw in where you want to hang the keypad, slide the keypad on the screw, and then put in a second screw where the battery goes (just under the pad) to keep it secure. They even included the 9V battery!
Seriously. If you have a drill, the whole setup and installation takes maybe five minutes.
I was also really happy to save nearly a third of what the local home improvement chains wanted for a flimsy "universal" keypad by buying from Amazon. |
Great Opener
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| Review Date: July 8, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Online Buyer, |
| Just what you need if you have a Chamberlain door that is a few years old. Much better than the universal ones they sell at the big box stores! I use it to control two different openers, something the universal ones won't do. |
940CB keyless entry for Chamberlain7220 garage door opener
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| Review Date: June 20, 2000 |
| Reviewer: chris howard, Missouri, USA |
| Amazon had what I needed for the cheepest price. Already had the garage door opener and wanted to add the keyless remote after locking myself out of the house. So I think of it this way, Great solution, Great product and a Great Amazon price! |
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