LiftMaster 890max Mini Key Chain Garage Door Opener Remote, 2.5" Long x 1.25" Wide x 1/2" Thick, Black with Gray Buttons

In the event that someone orders this remote and it doesn't work outside the box, hopefully this review will help. Understand that this remote will work for all chamberlin or liftmaster openers made from 1996 or later. During that time, Liftmaster/Chamberlin changed its technology for pairing remotes a number of button press changes modes, beginning with mode 1, the most advanced mode, and working your way up to mode 4 (390 MHz Billion code mode). When you switch to the mode associated with your garage door opener you can exit that mode by pressing any other button on the front of the remote. Using the button for which you set the mode prior to pairing the remote with your gate opener should allow you to pair it later on. In the enclosed instructions all these steps are detailed, but I failed to read them the first time.

Aliyah Taylor

| Sep 11, 2020

There were times when it worked fine, but other times you had to stand next to the garage door to get My eye was caught last night by a piece of information on why LED bulbs would be ideal for using in garages, especially when screwed into the ceiling. LED bulbs are believed to operate at the same frequency as fluorescent bulbs. Since they are within the radio range of door openers, they impede or block As soon as I unscrewed it, everything works perfectly now, first time every time, and excellent Replace the bulb with an incandescent one and you're good to go. You can easily carry the remote in your pocket since it is small and handy. Everything works fine now (at least).

Zaniyah Little

| May 01, 2021

The garage opener I wanted had to be portable and something I could use on my motorcycle to open the garage. The bad boy still works perfectly and has been through a rain storm without a problem. Specifically designed to fit a key ring or anyone who owns a gate or garage.

Alfred Clarke

| Jul 31, 2020

I needed a remote controller to open some garage doors and this one did the job (plus a little extra). The programming was simple. Use a pin or paper clip to push the tiny hole on the side, push the button you want to use (if your garage opener has a yellow button, you push it once, purple twice, red or orange three times, green four times), and then push any other button to lock it. To learn your garage opener, press the learn button (the same colored button and then press the remote button again and hold until you hear a click or the light blinks. After that, you just need to test it.

Elise Wagner

| Dec 11, 2020

your motor is mounted on the ceiling, your choice would be There is a possibility you will not have this problem. A garage door motor is mounted on the wall beside the garage door in my case. On the wall is a control panel that has a LEARN button, and a yellow button is on the motor itself without a label. Following a few hours of trial and error, here is the sequence that worked for me This is *br1. The remote must have a paper clip inserted into it for the program mode to work. By holding down the yellow button on the motor, you can turn it on and off. 3 *br > The LEARN button can be found on the wall control panel. Press and release the button. As soon as you depress it a second time, the red led on the LEARN button will turn on. The fourth item Select the button on your Remote that you wish to program and press it a second time. There will no longer be a red light on the LEARN button. 5
. To exit programing mode, press and release any of the secondary buttons on the Remote's face. The third item. You simply need to press the button on the Remote that you have programmed to open the Door. Liftmaster should pay me a fee for figuring this out!

Almost sounds like Liftmaster should pay me for figuring this out! After I followed the printed instructions multiple times to the letter, I literally spent hours on the computer. I have watched every YouTube video known to mankind on the subject. The Amazon helpline has been contacted twice. (It took place on the weekend -- It would have been easier to speak with Liftmaster directly instead). As a result of trial and error, I found the above sequence I was able to make it work.

Timothy Greer

| Apr 10, 2021

My name is A program had to be written. My understanding of the instructions is a bit off. In order to accomplish this, I did the following Click one of the buttons 1 if the LED turns on once it turns on Depending on the type of garage door you use, this may be up to four times. In my experience, that system did not work. It was by accident that I found out what follows. The manual garage door opener is programmed to operate after you push the "Learn" button and then push the paper clip, then push button 1 I clicked the clicker four times to set the garage door once I got the right number of clicks.

Duke Vaughn

| Nov 19, 2020