Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: I have Genie garage door opener at my home, is it works for that door opener?
Document: this keypad for the price is excellent. Identifying my model garage door opener using the instructions took some time since my Genie Intellicode was not listed in the instructions but other than that.... The keypad is well made, used adhesive tape to attach to stucco rather than screws and holes since it is a rental home and it works awesome.
My old Genie keypad mounted outside my home stopped lighting up so it was difficult to use at night. This Chamberlain Liftmaster replacement works but there are several quirks to installing it to operate a Genie Intellitouch  Garage Door Opener. Unfortunatley the Genie keypads are no longer manufactured and if you find a used one it will be quite expensive.1.
I am absolutely thrilled that this works on my old (1993 - 1994) Genie BlueMax garage door opener. It took a couple of tries to get it programmed, but it worked. I do not think it was anything to do with the product, just the programmer!
Other than that, the unit is a winner. And it works well with my Genie garage door opener.
Works great with my Genie Intellicode garage door opener. Installation to the wall outside of the garage was easy and programming my code was easy as well. Works exactly as it should.
Installed it to replace a broken pad. It worked fine. But then a relative needed to enter garage and he entered the old combo. Didn't know what to do in absence of the "Enter" key. I'm guessing he tried other keys but never did get door open.Then the next day I return home and door won't open. No house key in my possession. Needed to break a window as I needed to have access to the actual opener.
Ordered the keypad for a Genie opener. Initially pleased with it, instructions were OK and easy to program. It worked good so I attached it to the garage door frame. As expected it closed the door, the problem is in opening the door. It doesn't seem to be strong enough to penetrate the thin metal door. Once out of 12 attempts it did open the door. I could only recommend the Liftmaster if it is mounted "inside" the garage (???? ).
Pros:- Inexpensive- Easy to setup- Easy to change codesCons:- Slide door comes off too easily- I wish it had an "Enter" key, instead you have to use the unintuitive "0" key- Lack of detailed usage instructionsThis keypad was installed by a garage door company. A Genie opener was already install when I purchased the condo, so all I needed was this keypad.I don't care for the slide cover--would rather have a flip cover.
I purchased the Liftmaster Chamberlain Wireless Keypad approximately 1 month ago. I have a Genie Intellicode Garage Door Opener and was a little worried about purchasing the Chamberlain vice the Genie wireless keypad. We purchased the Chamberlain and couldn't be more pleased. We received the item quickly and was about half the cost. The keypad came with easy installation instructions which took no time to install and program. It operates great and am very pleased with the purchase, not to say that it was a great buy as well.
Happy to find a wireless keypad that work with my Genie IntelliG 100 garage door opener. The Genie wireless keypad was JUNK! It always took several attempts the get the door to open. Used code 5 (see instructions) and it programmed the first try. FYI- Cannot use two codes to open two garage doors. I gave it a try and would get one programed, program another and then the first no longer worked.
Answer: yes