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Question: My old remote is a 9 position pin. Will this 10 pin work also?
Document: Had to replace a 40 year old remote. My opener [also 40 years old] is a 10 code remote. After searching for a replacement I ordered 2 of the Linear 3089's. The product arrived in a few days and after a 5 minute setup of the codes worked perfectly. They also came with clips to place on the visor for easy access. I have had the product now for 4 weeks. I couldn't be happier.
The opener given to me by my HOA is old and coming apart. We originally did the 10 dip like what we had in the old remote, but initially it didn't work, so my husband said let's reverse all the dip in the reverse direction, and viola, it worked. Now I'm glad I can buy additional remotes on my own to open the gate for my gated community.
Fantastic unit. Works perfectly with a clear and strong signal. Doesn't take multiple pushes to open the garage like my last one. The clip is also very sturdy and will stay where you put it. Just make sure your old receiver operates as 300MHz and your code is given with 10 dip switches. You can find the frequency information on the back and the dip switches in the battery compartment of your old transmitter.
We bought another car, so we needed a new remote. I bought 2 from home depot and neither worked, so I ended up buying this one for a third of the price, and it worked on the first attempt. We have a 10-pin garage door opener and it was very simple to program.
This device was suppose to be programmable to actuate a 9 pin 390 HZ opener. It did not preform as indicated in its description. I eventually found a transmitter that worked with my receiver.
Product is fine, but when I bought it I did not know exactly what I needed to replace my current remote. This product is based on a on/off switch for 9 (I think, doing this without the product in front of me) relays. My remote has 10 relays with a 3 way up/down/middle switch. So, this product is not the one I needed. I just didn't know that till I got it. Good product, though.
If you don't know your garage door opener's frequency or if it isn't a programmable opener, then this remote is not for you.This remote does not scan frequencies, but has 10 little sliders on the inside to program it to your desired code. If you don't know your opener's code, then this remote is worthless.I'm sure it works great for what it is made for.Oh, and mine also did not come with a visor clip or battery (even though the description said so)
Works great, and it came with 9 volt battery and clip. Also arrived earlier than stated anticipated, all new pieces.
this was a great price for a secondary gate opener. I didn't even check brands, just choose it due to 10 pin switch and same appearance. This has easily a 40 foot range.
This is a good remote. It does the job and is very economical. I used it on a 10 year old Wayne Dalton overhead garage door unit. The frequency was almost, but not quite, the same, so it works but has a limited range. I need to be 10 feet from the door for it to operate, but it works fine within that range.
Answer: yes