We bought one of your remotes a few weeks ago and we are not having very good luck with it. On your description of the product it list a wide range of AC it works on and then ends in...and more..... When we got to our rental property we were able to confirm we have a Trane xb1000 and you sent us an ACR-20. Is this going to work or what do we need to do? We bought one of your remotes a few weeks ago and we are not having very good luck with it. On your description of the product it list a wide range of AC it works on and then ends in...and... » Read More We bought one of your remotes a few weeks ago and we are not having very good luck with it. On your description of the product it list a wide range of AC it works on and then ends in...and more..... When we got to our rental property we were able to confirm we have a Trane xb1000 and you sent us an ACR-20. Is this going to work or what do we need to do? « Show Less
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I don't know whether it will help you, but when the remote didn't work for my Toyotomi with any of the codes given I tried the search as described in the guidelines. At some point, my AC recognized the remote but it doesn't turn on/off with the right buttons. I had to experiment a lot but I found a button combination that worked for turn on/heat/fan etc.Good luck...
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Personally I would try the one by Solrus which one reviewer said worked with his Trane (misspelled as Tran). This one worked on a very old GE but it was listed. I wouldn't trust any of the claims for "more" unless your specific brand is listed. Sorry.
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I can tell my has worked this way. Also, if I ever have to replace the unit, I would go to the local store and just buy it. There are so many more options out there now then there use to be. Good luck.
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I had no other way to get back to you, James so I'll try here. Question: Did I have the new remote "learn" from the other remotes. I did not. I used the published Dishnetwork codes.
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If all 3 of these are true, I would consider changing the receiver logic board:(1) The hardwired button in the garage operates the door opener correctly.(2) Neither the remote in the car, nor the remote on the outside of the garage work.(3) The remote in the car has been re-programmed (again) to match the opener - but it still doesn't work.I think the receiver board is sometimes damaged by nearby lightning strikes.Actually, I purchased a new remote for the car first and tried that. However, when that didn't work, I bought the receiver board.... I read this entire review and it's right on the money, you need a new logic board which is easy to install with the intructions you receive with it. If all 3 of these are true, I would consider changing the receiver logic board:(1) The hardwired button in the garage operates the door opener correctly.(2) Neither the remote in the car, nor the remote on the outside of the garage work.(3) The remote in the car has been re-programmed (again) to match the opener - but it still doesn't work.I think the receiver board is sometimes damaged by nearby lightning strikes.Actually, I purchased a new remote for the car first and tried that. However, when that didn't work, I bought the receiver board.... I... » Read More If all 3 of these are true, I would consider changing the receiver logic board:(1) The hardwired button in the garage operates the door opener correctly.(2) Neither the remote in the car, nor the remote on the outside of the garage work.(3) The remote in the car has been re-programmed (again) to match the opener - but it still doesn't work.I think the receiver board is sometimes damaged by nearby lightning strikes.Actually, I purchased a new remote for the car first and tried that. However, when that didn't work, I bought the receiver board.... I read this entire review and it's right on the money, you need a new logic board which is easy to install with the intructions you receive with it. « Show Less
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As I'm about to buy one for myself, I was concerned about that as well, Greg- as it turns out, all the Alphas use the exact same remote connection. So that's a "YES". I have used mine like crazy since I bought it a couple of months ago, and I'm pretty happy with it for the money. Is it top-notch? No, it doesn't even have an "off" button. However, the batteries last almost forever, they're just the normal AAA kind you have laying around in a remote somewhere, and it only takes two of them. The thing is simple to operate and understand, in my opinion. Buy one, you won't be sorry! Oh, BTW I use an A77 at the moment- forgot to mention that. As I'm about to buy one for myself, I was concerned about that as well, Greg- as it turns out, all the Alphas use the exact same remote connection. So that's a "YES". I have used mine like crazy since I bought it a couple of months ago, and I'm pretty happy with it for the money. Is it top-notch? No, it doesn't even have an "off" button. However, the batteries last almost forever, they're just the normal AAA kind you have laying around in a remote somewhere, and it only takes two of them. The thing is simple to operate and understand, in my opinion. Buy one, you won't be... » Read More As I'm about to buy one for myself, I was concerned about that as well, Greg- as it turns out, all the Alphas use the exact same remote connection. So that's a "YES". I have used mine like crazy since I bought it a couple of months ago, and I'm pretty happy with it for the money. Is it top-notch? No, it doesn't even have an "off" button. However, the batteries last almost forever, they're just the normal AAA kind you have laying around in a remote somewhere, and it only takes two of them. The thing is simple to operate and understand, in my opinion. Buy one, you won't be sorry! Oh, BTW I use an A77 at the moment- forgot to mention that. « Show Less
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If you have followed the instructions from the previous answers from the previous users such as Sarah Callaway then I believe the unit may be defective. I really do not know what else you could try. As long as the batteries are in the collar and the remote properly than the units should work and should sync. Sorry I couldn't be of more help as we had no problems with out unit. Good Luck to you
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That's going to be pushing it. If it's a clear line of sight, it *might* work, but I'd hate to bet my life on it. Realistically, since this is the best of the consumer remotes, if you absolutely, positively need it to work 100% of the time, you're likeky going to have to bite the bullet and step up to a large, heavy, expensive professional unit, such as the PerfectCue (dsan.com/CueLights/PerfectCueMini.asp).
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The link to the remote you've listed is the best (least expensive) remote and it works. Not sure how "reliable" it is, but I've had mine for months and it's never failed.
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What times I got it to work it was very limited and basic information. I know a couple of my friends who got one and they have had the same problem. It starts off like, hey, this is not bad, but now having problems getting it to communicate. You can spend a little more money and get a much nicer one from one of the auto stores. Do not listen to bs arguments like it's easier to carry around with you, because how often do you need it and when you do, do so in your garage. My wife got it for me as a gift, but is a flop. Sorry if I disappointed you, I just want to be honest. Bottom line, even when you get it to work, it is extremely limited in what you can do.
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Hi, thanks for contacting us. Unfortunately we do not know the technical end of the remotes. For support with the remote please contact att. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know.Sincerely,Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
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I hope this is the issue I'm having. I've already had the technician out last week to replace the main board for this problem. The remote seemed to have worked for 5 minutes, like you said, and literally as he was leaving my driveway I tried to change the source and the remote didn't work again! I was so frustrated, and thanks to you I will be geared up with this information so perhaps he can fix it this time!
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All my stuff (A/C adaptor, cd player, and remote) worked fine. I had no issue with either of these things. I would send it back so that you can get a refund.
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You need to find model # on AC Unit then Google Model # remote unit to see determine which ones will work. just providing the name doesn't go far enough
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Well, that's not the model for my TV, but all the models are listed in the description that this remote control will definitely work on. However, I have read comments of people who had a model that isn't listed in the description, and the remote still worked. So, I would say buy it and try it out to see if it works (and if it doesn't, tell the seller about it, and you should get a full refund).
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I used all 10 or 11 codes in my book but none of them gave me the control I wanted. Some only turned the power on and off. Some didnt work at all. And the rest gave me power control, and volume control. I was hoping to use the arrows on the remote to control the TV menu and selections, but none of them gave this to me..If you know of a code that does give this full control, let me know, i would really appreciate it.
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It eventually works man. Mine did the exact same. Have a play with the directions and the plugs. Pull it out and make sure all your connections are connected. I know when I pushed mine into place it often disconnected some wires to the air conditioning climate controls. The directions explain how to set it. Good luck!
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My 3 transmitters work "fine". Honestly, they are not the best transmitters (tiny buttons, hard to press, short range of sensitivity). My wife once complained that she really had to drive close to the garage in order for the garage door to react to the transmitter. But when I tried everything was working fine. By the way, my daughter also complained about the same thing.This being said, this garage door opener is just the best!