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Garage Door Opener Remotes - Digi-Code 433 MHz

Garage Door Opener Remotes - Digi-Code 433 MHz
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Replacement and universal garage door opener remotes for LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Craftsman, Genie, Linear, Multi-Code, Stanley, Allstar, Marantec, Sommer, Overhead Door and more, plus gate and commercial remotes.

Not sure which remote fits your opener? Use our Remote Finder: pick your opener brand, answer one question, and see the remotes and keypads that work with it.

Remote stopped working or need to program a new one? See where the learn button is on your opener and the LiftMaster programming guide.

New remote? How to program a garage door opener remote (every brand). Old one stopped working? Remote not working: fixes and batteries.

Find the right remote in 30 seconds: a replacement garage door remote has to match the radio system in your opener, not just the brand. On LiftMaster, Chamberlain and Craftsman openers, check the colour of the learn button on the motor unit. On Genie, look for an Intellicode label or the frequency. On older openers, open the remote and look for a row of DIP switches. Our Which garage door remote do I need? guide walks you through it.

Shop by brand: LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Craftsman, Genie, Linear, Multi-Code. Programming steps for each brand are in our how-to guides (for example Chamberlain and Genie). Remote dead? Try a new remote battery first.

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Not sure which remote you need? Our guide shows how to tell your system from the Learn button color or dip switches: Which garage door remote do I need?

How to choose a replacement garage door remote

Three things decide whether a remote will work with your opener:

  1. Brand. Look on the motor unit, not the remote. Many openers are sold under store or installer brands.
  2. How it learns codes. A LEARN or PROGRAM button on the motor means a rolling code opener: the remote is paired by pressing that button. A row of small DIP switches means a fixed code system: you set the remote's switches to match.
  3. Frequency or generation. On LiftMaster, Chamberlain and Craftsman openers the LEARN button color tells you this. On other brands it's printed on the label or the old remote.

The fastest match: the model number on the back of your old remote, or on the opener's label. Call 877-379-4947 with it and we'll confirm the right remote.

Remotes by brand

  • LiftMaster remotes: compatibility chart by LEARN button color, from Security+ 3.0 back to Billion Code.
  • Chamberlain remotes and Craftsman remotes: same LEARN button colors as LiftMaster.
  • Genie remotes: Intellicode (1995 on) and older 9/12-switch DIP models; also fit Overhead Door CodeDodger openers.
  • Guardian remotes: D1B, D2B and D3B ClearCom 303/390 MHz for Guardian openers; the D2B replaces the R2BCC.
  • Linear, Stanley, Allstar, Multi-Code, Marantec, Sommer, Hormann, Transmitter Solutions and more: use the brand filters above the products.

Universal garage door remotes

A universal remote can replace remotes from several brands, handy when you have two different openers or don't know the original model.

  • LiftMaster L992U: 2 buttons; most major brands made after 1993 with safety sensors, including LiftMaster, Chamberlain and Craftsman (all LEARN colors), Genie, Overhead Door, Linear, Wayne Dalton and Sommer.
  • Genie GU4T-BX: 4 buttons, each set to a different brand; rolling code and many DIP switch systems.

Remote not working?

  1. Replace the battery (most remotes take a 3V CR2032 coin cell or a 12V A23).
  2. Reprogram the remote to the opener.
  3. Try the wall button. If it doesn't work either, the opener is the problem, not the remote.

Shop remote batteries and visor clips.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I program a garage door remote?
Most openers made since the mid-1990s have a LEARN or PROGRAM button on the motor unit. Press it, then within about 30 seconds press the remote button until the opener lights flash or the door moves. Older openers with a row of DIP switches don't learn; you set the switches in the remote to match the opener.
How do I reset or erase a garage door remote?
Remotes are erased at the opener, not the remote. On LiftMaster, Chamberlain and Craftsman openers, hold the LEARN button until its LED goes out (about 6 seconds). On newer Genie openers, hold PROGRAM until the round LED turns blue, then hold the + and - buttons until both LEDs flash blue and go off. Then reprogram the remotes you keep.
Will a universal remote work with my opener?
Usually, if the opener was made after 1993 and has safety sensors at the bottom of the door track. The LiftMaster L992U covers most major brands from 1993 on. The Genie GU4T-BX controls up to 4 openers or gates and also works with many DIP switch systems. Check the brand list on the remote's page before ordering.
Why is my garage door remote not working?
Replace the battery first. If the remote's LED lights but nothing happens, reprogram it to the opener. If the wall button doesn't open the door either, the fault is in the opener. If only one remote fails, it may be damaged or no longer match the opener.
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  1. Allstar 318 MHz, 2 Position
  2. Allstar 318 MHz, 3 Position
  3. Allstar 318 MHz, MVP
  4. Chamberlain 390 MHz, 9 Switch
  5. Chamberlain Billion Code (green button) 390 MHz
  6. Chamberlain Security 2.0 (yellow button)
  7. Chamberlain Security (purple button) 315 MHz
  8. Chamberlain Security (red button) 390 MHz
  9. Craftsman 390 MHz, 9 Switch
  10. Craftsman Billion Code (green button) 390 MHz
  11. Craftsman Security 2.0 (yellow button)
  12. Craftsman Security (purple button) 315 MHz
  13. Craftsman Security (red button) 390 MHz
  14. Delta 3 310 MHz, 8 Switch
  15. Digi-Code 433 MHz
  16. Door King 318 MHz
  17. Elite DT-418
  18. Genie 315/390 MHz, Intellicode
  19. Genie 390 MHz, 12 Switch
  20. Genie 390 MHz, 9 Switch
  21. Genie 390 MHz, Intellicode
  22. Guardian 303 MHz
  23. Hormann 315 MHz
  24. Keystone Heddolf 433.92 MHz
  25. LiftMaster 315 MHz, 9 Switch
  26. LiftMaster 390 MHz, 9 Switch
  27. LiftMaster Billion Code (green button) 390 MHz
  28. LiftMaster Security 2.0 Encrypted DIP
  29. LiftMaster Security 2.0 Passport
  30. LiftMaster Security 2.0 (yellow button)
  31. LiftMaster Security 3.0 (white button)
  32. LiftMaster Security (purple button) 315 MHz
  33. LiftMaster Security (red button) 390 MHz
  34. Marantec 40 MHz
  35. Marantec 315 MHz
  36. Marantec 916 MHz
  37. Megacode 318 MHz
  38. Megacode 318 Mhz, Block Coded
  39. Multi-Code 300 MHz
  40. Overhead 340 MHz, 9 Switch
  41. Overhead 360 MHz, 9 Switch
  42. Overhead 390 MHz, 9 Switch
  43. Pulsar 318 MHz, 3 Position
  44. Sentex 295 MHz
  45. Sommer 310 MHz
  46. Sommer 315 MHz
  47. Sommer 922 MHz
  48. Stanley 310 MHz, 10 Switch
  49. Stanley 310 MHz, Secure Code
  50. Transmitter Solutions 433 MHz, 10 Switch
  51. Transmitter Solutions 433 MHz, Rolling Code
  52. Wayne Dalton 303 MHz
  53. Wayne Dalton 372 MHz