is this for 2 wire Genie unit? someone made a comment that this is for 4 wire opener and not for 2. another person says it works like the original 2
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This is for the 2 wire Intellicode openers. The 4-wire ones have been discontinued for about 4 years now.
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This shows 4 wires. I have two wires from my original switch. Will these tow operate the new unit?
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From Genie site:Compatible with all Genie openers produced since 1995. I will tell you I had no issues setting it up to my old Genie opener I installed around 2001. So yes my remote was the larger Black one with single grey button ACSCTG Type 1. This one works fine but I have a wooden door with regular wooden garage connected to home. I tend to believe its weeker signal gets interupted by metal garage/doors. Its only about the size of a key fob witch is great but I must be within 70ft of my door to open it....Its small size makes it worth that to me.
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I'm really not sure. I used this because I was replacing a doorbell type Genie switch.
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I believe that was the number of the one I was replacing but I'm not positive. It's worth a try as you can return it if it doesn't work. I've found this to work very well with my 15-year-old Sears Craftsman garage door opener.
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Not sure? But after programming my new opener my old one still works . I find I have to click 2 or 3 times to open
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NOTE: Newer openers with wall unit using more than one button (light, opener, lock, etc.) and only two wire output use a coded signal and not NO/NC contact to work the garage door. Thus, we modified the wall unit to connect the magic closer to the NO/NC contact point to operate the garage door to open and close. Factory had also performed this modification on a wireless remote unit of some kind to get to work also. I haven't tried using it with Craftsman. Only worked with Genie opener after modifications were made. Contact the factory Magiccloser.com they are very helpful. Ron
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This particular part is the component that gets mounted and wired in the garage. It's like a two-wire set-up. The smaller button can turn the garage door opener light on/off. The larger button is for opening/closing the garage door. As far as the remote, you can use just about any Genie remote. You can buy spare remotes at Home Depot to keep things simple.
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My guess is no, but I'm not 100% certain. What I would do is search for Genie compatible openers, just to be on the safe side. Sorry I can't help more.
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I guess I wasn't clear about the wires. This would be so much easier if I could upload a picture. There needs to be a wire for power to the new unit. That's the issue. If there is none such coming out of the opener to connect to the new receiver, you need the power transformer I mentioned. I'd almost bet you need it, given the wires you mentioned. Still cheaper than a new opener.
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This unit will only work on openers that have a remote that is connected by a dual strand of wire. Essentially what it does is short together the two wires like a switch closure. If you can take the wire that goes to your broken unit, touch together the wire ends and the door opens then this unit will work.
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It will work for a two wire. It can also be programmed and can handle a ac/heat pump configuration. Complete instructions in the package.
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If your GDO has the terminals for a wall button this unit should work. The old Sears remotes will not work with the Genie unit, so if you need more than 1 remote you'll need to buy additional Genie remotes. More info is on the review I wrote for this back when I installed it.
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It will work if you have terminal wires going from your garage door opener to a switch. This unit will simply act like the switch.
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I was told by the seller that the R and BX versions are exactly the same. The R and BX are distributor identifications only. I installed the BX (which was purchased as an R) and it works perfectly with my Genie opener, series IS, ISL, IC, or H. I'm not sure which opener version is installed. Be sure to follow the programming instructions exactly, especially if you use it to operate two doors.Hope this helps.
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I am not sure. I have only one opener for my 2 car garage. You may want to call or email Chamberlain directly regarding this question.
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Yes, the other openers work. Since I had difficulty with the second door the analyst had me reset all learned devices on that opener. Normally you should not have to do that especially if you have only one door. After the 2nd door was reset I needed to reprogram remote (i.e. hit the learn button on the opener and hit the button on the remote to have it relearn the remote). I hope that helps.