Universal 2-Button Garage Door Opener Remote, Works with Chamberlain, LiftMaster, Craftsman, Genie, DIP Switch and More, Replacement for Clicker KLIK1U 375UT 373LM 973LM 893LM 893MAX

This really does seem to be universal! I had tried multiple other openers and this is the only one that has worked! I will say make sure you read the instructions for setting up because it is not intuitive but the directions are very easy to follow. I used this on Chamberlain 9 dip switch door opener.

Bought 4 of these keys for my family. Works great. Here is how to program-To reach your garage door opener mounted on the ceiling, you will need a ladder or a stepping stool.There are two devices involved:a) Garage door opener: Mounted on the ceiling of the garageb) Remote control device: The one you bought from AmazonClose the garage door and use the stepping stool to get close to the garage door opener on the ceiling.Step 0: Garage Door Opener: Locate and note the color of the programming button on your garage door opener. Mine is YELLOW and made by Liftmaster. This remote will not work with a RED or ORANGE programming button. You should have already verified this before buying the remote, hence it is step 0.Step 1: Remote Control Device: On the keychain remote controller, press and hold the 'B' and 'C' buttons simultaneously. The blue LED on the remote will remain lit/ON. Release both the buttons at the same time; blue LED remains lit.Step 2: Remote Control Device: Now press and release the button you want to program (e.g., button 'C'). Do this once for yellow, twice or more for other colors. The blue LED will blink momentarily and then remain lit. Next, press any OTHER button except the one you are programming (e.g., press 'A', 'B', or 'D', but not 'C'). The LED will turn OFF.Step 3: Garage Door Opener: Press the programming button (yellow on my Liftmaster) on the garage door opener. The yellow programming LED will turn on indicating it is ready to pair with your key remote.Step 4: Remote Control Device: Press the button you are programming (in my case, 'C'). The light on the garage door opener will BLINK (turn on and off). Now, if you press 'C' (or the button you programmed), the garage door will open.The remote uses CR2032 battery..

I have two garages that over the years ended up with different brands of opener. This "universal" opener is compatible with both of them and works well once I could get the buttons paired.The pairing process is laid out in the instruction manual clearly enough, but depending on your opener it can be fiddly to get working. In order to set a button you have to put it in pair mode, then press the button a number of times to tell it which brand/frequency to use. There is a table in the instruction pamphlet that lays out the different combinations. For my genie opener, the process was easy and straightforward. For my chamberlain opener it took some trial and error to figure out the correct version, and when I found the correct one, it took 19 button presses to set the mode. I had to retry like 10-15 times before I could get it paired correctly.It works well once programmed, but I worry I'll to have repair once the coincell batter dies. The only other critique is the metal clip to mount on the visor is cheap and small, so instead of clipping snuggly to the visor it's instead kind of bent and sticking out.For what it is and how cheap it is, I'm plenty happy, but this isn't a super high quality product.

It's frustrating to buy a universal garage remote that doesn't work. Luckily, I found directions on another product review. VOILA! 2 buttons - 2 different manufactures. Worked like magic.If the enclosed directions don't work for you, try these. Basically, the remote needs to be prepared first before pairing with the garage opener. These directions worked for 2 old garage openers: a Genie/Overhead & a Chamberlain/Liftmaster (red).1. Remove the battery cover from the remote. Press and hold the black program button until the blue LED light on the remote comes ON and remains steady.2. Select which of the remote's outside buttons you want to program to open your door. Press and release that button XX times (see manufacturer's directions, per your brand), making sure the LED light stops flashing between each press.3. Press and hold the black program button inside the remote once again. The blue LED light on the remote should now turn OFF.4. Go to your garage door opener. Press and release the garage door opener LEARN button. The LED light should flash continuously to indicate it's in the learn function.5. Press the selected button on your remote control XX times (again, see manufacturer's directions, per your brand). Your garage door opener should then activate, if the programming was successful.For my Genie garage door opener, I had to press my remote 6 times. But for my Chamberlain garage door opener, I only needed to press the remote 2 times.Hope this helps!

Keypad beeps when you touch numbers which is a great feature. Lights up at night to see numbers. Easy to install as well.

Easy to use and nice size

The media could not be loaded. I’m not one for following directions so I spent 30 minutes figuring this thing out. 😆🤦🏽‍♀️ Hopefully you do it in the 30 seconds it should actually take!Side Note: After you press the LEARN button on your garage door opener, be sure you hold down the letter on your remote until the LEARN button flashes.Also…deducted stars because the range is poor compared to the one on my car and from the manufacturer. With those I can open the garge from across the street or 2-3 houses down. With this remote I have to be in my driveway, directly in front of the garage.