Will this work with a Raynor Liftmaster Pilot? The opener is circa 2000. Thanks in advance!
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I'm not sure. What I did was to read the technical data from the seller and it will tell you what color light has to be on the back of the garage door opener...then I put up a little ladder to look at the back of the garage door opener closely. If it matches you good to go. You can also copy down the model number of the garage door opener and those model numbers should be listed on the garage door opener. I bought two of these openers and programming for my garage door opener only took about two minutes each.....very good product if its compatible. Good luck.
638868
The good garage remote,after three year it still working perfect.I will order one more .
242516
Supposed to work with any liftmaster model garage door opener made since 1998.
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"Compatible only with LiftMaster Security+2.0™ garage door openers (models 8550 or 8360) or gate operators (models CSW24V, CSL24V or LA500)". Your opener should have a model number somewhere on the motor or hopefully, you have the operator's manual. Good luck!
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There are many names on garage door openers but I believe they are all manufactured by Chamberlain or Genie. The new keypad working could depend on how old your unit is but if newer then I believe 1989 it will work. It's a matter of compatible radio frequencies between the new keypad and your Raynor. I just checked retailer that sells the Raynor, it looks exactly like the Lift Master on the same page and my Chamberlain. The key pad instructions are dictated by the brand and age of the unit, can also be done by the set up button color, mine being orange. If you buy the keypad code it to your Raynor first before installing outside your garage. There are many names on garage door openers but I believe they are all manufactured by Chamberlain or Genie. The new keypad working could depend on how old your unit is but if newer then I believe 1989 it will work. It's a matter of compatible radio frequencies between the new keypad and your Raynor. I just checked retailer that sells the Raynor, it looks exactly like the Lift Master on the same page and my Chamberlain. The key pad instructions are dictated by the brand and age of the unit, can also be done by the set up button color, mine being orange. If you buy the keypad code it to your... » Read More There are many names on garage door openers but I believe they are all manufactured by Chamberlain or Genie. The new keypad working could depend on how old your unit is but if newer then I believe 1989 it will work. It's a matter of compatible radio frequencies between the new keypad and your Raynor. I just checked retailer that sells the Raynor, it looks exactly like the Lift Master on the same page and my Chamberlain. The key pad instructions are dictated by the brand and age of the unit, can also be done by the set up button color, mine being orange. If you buy the keypad code it to your Raynor first before installing outside your garage. « Show Less
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According to the liftmaster website: Compatible with all LiftMaster garage door openers manufactured since January 1993, and all 315MHz Security+ LiftMaster and Elite gate operators. so if your unit is new or newer than 1993 they say it will work. Segn la descripcin reemplaza cualquier mando Liftmaster fabricado desde 1993. Yo reemplac el 970LM
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You can call liftmaster and ask them but I'm positive it will work. My liftmaster is from 2002 and it worked.
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If your old one was 1/2 hp before it should work fine. The only thing that may be different is your opener remote, it only comes with one. You may get another one after your install is complete.
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i am not sure if will work. This model looked nothing like the old one so i was sceptical. I matched it with the model # of my door opener and once i received it and tried it, it worked great and is even better than the old one. I am very happy I took the chance.
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I have the lift master in question...I followed directions for programing and it has worked beautifully...Unfortunately,I have no idea why your remote does not function..sorry!!
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I would suggest to check compatability with the Liftmaster website using your equipment model number. This is how I found out about mine, to see if it is going to work.
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I'm sure it will replace the Liftmaster. This is a basic model opener with fewer bells and whistles but works well and is easy to install if one has some basic handy man skills. It does have a more powerful motor than the 1/3 hp model you have. I wouldn't try to use any old parts, except for wire that might already be installed in your garage.
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My opener was made in 1990. If the dip switches are set properly it should work. There is a learn button on the motor unit. After the dip switches are set press the learn button on the main unit. Hold down the button on the remote. It worked for me.
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I have the Lift Master formula I Model 1270 and it is the exact replacement for my opener. Don't know if it works on any other model
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I used it on my liftmaster 1/2 hp . It worked fine and just had to program it which was easy. I don't know the model number of my liftmaster. You do have to push the program button on your garage door operator to program this remote.
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I cannot answer for your particular opener, but my opener is 28 years old and this controller is the same as the original. All still works well.
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I don't know... I would tend to think not.It was supposed to work with my Chamberlain Liftmaster professionalbut it didn't no matter how hard I tried. I had better luck with theuniversal keypad KLIK2U that I got from NAZFOZDAR on Amazon.
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Yes. The Logic Board #41A5021-I worked perfectly in my Lift-Master Model 1265 1/2 HP garage door opener. If you can use a screwdriver you can replace it yourself. It took my about 15 minutes to change. I've been using the replacement for a couple of months now. Not a single problem. Good luck.