No, (except for LAUVR) they are only compatible with models stipulated on the front of the packaging. Please check both model number and frequency rating match your existing remote or opener to ensure compatibility.
• Ensure remote is compatible with specific opener.
• If compatible, ensure full programming instructions are followed as per your Garage Door Opener’s instruction manual. These can often be found online by typing in the name and model number of your Garage Door Opener, usually located on the outer plastic shell.
• In some instances our remotes will not program in due to the memory of your garage door opener being full. To test this, clear all remotes from Openers memory following instructions in manual and begin process again. Please only complete if you have all existing remotes on hand to reprogram in should this not be the issue.
Carefully follow the programming instructions provided. This resolves most issues. Complete Limit setting once again and ensure that the door performs a full auto-cycle by itself when completed. If this does not occur, then the setup was not completed. Please ensure you re-read instructions and follow them carefully.
A ‘half-eleven’ will show up on the display once the settings have been entered. If a ‘dash’ is showing, the door will not function.
Only one button per opener can be coded at a time. The other buttons can be utilised for additional Openers, or if the original programmed button is damaged in any way.
Four-button remotes use 2 x CR2016 button-type batteries. Older 2 button remotes:
LA232/233/234/235/237/238 – 1 x 23A LA235 – 1 x 27A
Link to a comprehensive list of remotes and openers that are compatible with the LAUVR1.
Please see the extensive compatibility list on the front of each remotes packaging, or on the relevant page for that remote on the website. If you’re still unsure please email us for assistance utilising the contact form.
The LA237 remote is only compatible with TM-305C based remotes.
To check, open the original remote; Liftaway is compatible with green circuit boards only.
Again, carefully follow the programming instructions provided. This resolves most issues. Complete Limit setting once again and ensure that the door performs a full auto-cycle by itself when completed. If this does not occur, then the setup was not completed. Please ensure you re-read instructions and follow them carefully.
A ‘half-eleven’ will show up on the display once the settings have been entered. If a ‘dash’ is showing, the door will not function.
No.
Link to the detailed information sheet on pairing your LAUVR to your garage door.
Refer to your manufacturer's instruction manual for LEARN/ Code Set button location.
Single or double garage door no larger than 16m2.
The distance between the edge of the door curtain and the inside of the bracket must be at least 40mm. However, for easier access it is recommended that at least 95mm is allowed．
Maximum door height for the RDO1 is 4500mm.
Follow full programming instructions provided in the manual. The problem is most likely that not all setup steps for the RDO1 have been followed. This must be done for any and all functionality.
Complete Limit setting once again, and ensure that when completed the door performs a full auto-cycle by itself. If this does not occur then the setup has not been completed correctly, please ensure you re-read instructions and carefully follow them fully.
A ‘half-eleven’ will show up on the display once the settings have been entered. If a ‘dash’ is showing, the door will not function.
Follow full programming instructions provided. Problem is most likely that not all setup steps for the Opener have been followed. This must be done for any and all functionality.
Complete Limit setting once again, and ensure that when completed the door performs a full auto-cycle by itself. If this does not occur then the setup has not been completed correctly, please ensure you re-read instructions and follow them fully.
A ‘half-eleven’ will show up on the display once the settings have been entered. If a ‘dash’ is showing, the door will not function.
Only one button per opener can be coded at a time. The other buttons can be utilised for additional Openers, or if the original programmed button is damaged in any way.
Yes, see instruction manual page 11, section 4.2 for setting adjustment.
Either travel or safety reverse force settings have not been completed, ensure both have. • If both steps have been completed, lower the reverse sensitivity by going to ‘9’ on the reverse force adjustment (Instruction manual see page 12), then work back to reach a safe level.
• If problem still exists then door is most likely causing the issue and may need attention from a specialist.
While it's not required in most cases, a weight bar that is fitted to the bottom rail of the roller door provides extra weight to help stabilize the door while closing. Please contact us for assistance on how to purchase a weight bar.
Carefully follow the programming instructions provided. This resolves most issues.
Complete Limit setting once again and ensure that the door performs a full auto-cycle by itself when completed. If this does not occur, then the setup was not completed. Please ensure you re-read instructions and follow them carefully.
A ‘half-eleven’ will show up on the display once the settings have been entered. If a ‘dash’ is showing, the door will not function.
Carefully follow the programming instructions provided. This resolves most issues.
Complete Limit setting once again and ensure that the door performs a full auto-cycle by itself when completed. If this does not occur, then the setup was not completed. Please ensure you re-read instructions and follow them carefully.
A ‘half-eleven’ will show up on the display once the settings have been entered. If a ‘dash’ is showing, the door will not function.
Single or double up to 16m2 with maximum door height of 2300mm.
Carefully follow the programming instructions provided. This resolves most issues.
Complete Limit setting once again and ensure that the door performs a full auto-cycle by itself when completed. If this does not occur, then the setup was not completed. Please ensure you re-read instructions and follow them carefully.
A ‘half-eleven’ will show up on the display once the settings have been entered. If a ‘dash’ is showing, the door will not function.
Usually, either travel or safety reverse force settings have not been completed, ensure both have.
If both steps have been completed, lower the reverse sensitivity by going to ‘9’ on the reverse force adjustment (see page 12), then work back to reach a safe level.​
If the problem still exists then the door is most likely causing the issue and may need attention from a specialist.
The first thing to check is that the remote your are trying to program is compatible with the make, model number and frequency of your opener.
Follow full programming instructions provided. Problem is most likely that not all setup steps for the Opener have been followed. This must be done for any and all functionality.
A ‘half-eleven’ will show up on the display once the settings have been entered. If a ‘dash’ is showing, the door will not function.
No, (except for LAUVR) they are only compatible with models stipulated on the front of the packaging. Please check both model number and frequency rating match your existing remote or opener to ensure compatibility.
You can enter the model of your remote or opener in our search bar to find a compatible remote. In addition each remote has an extensive compatibility list on the front of the packaging, or on the relevant page for that remote on the website. If you’re still unsure please email us for assistance utilising the contact form.
Ensure remote is compatible with specific opener
If compatible, ensure full programming instructions are followed as per your Garage Door Opener’s instruction manual. These can often be found online by typing in the name and model number of your Garage Door Opener, usually located on the outer plastic shell.
In some instances our remotes will not program in due to the memory of your garage door opener being full. To test this, clear all remotes from Openers memory following instructions in manual and begin process again. Please only complete if you have all existing remotes on hand to reprogram in should this not be the issue.
Carefully follow the programming instructions provided. This resolves most issues. Complete Limit setting once again and ensure that the door performs a full auto-cycle by itself when completed. If this does not occur, then the setup was not completed. Please ensure you re-read instructions and follow them carefully. A ‘half-eleven’ will show up on the display once the settings have been entered. If a ‘dash’ is showing, the door will not function.
Carefully follow the programming instructions provided. This resolves most issues. Complete Limit setting once again and ensure that the door performs a full auto-cycle by itself when completed. If this does not occur, then the setup was not completed. Please ensure you re-read instructions and follow them carefully. A ‘half-eleven’ will show up on the display once the settings have been entered. If a ‘dash’ is showing, the door will not function.
Only one button per opener can be coded at a time. The other buttons can be utilised for additional Openers, or if the original programmed button is damaged in any way.
No
Four-button remotes use 2 x CR2016 button-type batteries
Older 2 button remotes:
LA232/233/234/235/237/238 – 1 x 23A
LA235 – 1 x 27A
Refer to your manufacturer's instruction manual for LEARN/ Code Set button location.
The ‘Learn’ button is usually located on the garage door motor’s control panel. This is sometimes located underneath the plastic cover on the motor. Remove this to access ‘Learn’ button. The Learn button is also sometimes listed as ‘Code’, or not marked at all, but it will be the button that causes the code set LED to illuminate.
Liftaway remote is only compatible with TM-305C based remotes To check, open original remote; Liftaway is compatible with green circuit boards only.
Ensure remote is compatible with specific opener
If compatible, ensure full programming instructions are followed as per your Garage Door Opener’s instruction manual. These can often be found online by typing in the name and model number of your Garage Door Opener, usually located on the outer plastic shell.
In some instances our remotes will not program in due to the memory of your garage door opener being full. To test this, clear all remotes from Openers memory following instructions in manual and begin process again. Please only complete if you have all existing remotes on hand to reprogram in should this not be the issue.
Yes, see the RDO1 instruction manual page 11, section 4.2 for setting adjustment.
Single or double up to 16m2
40mm minimum
4500mm
Carefully follow the programming instructions provided. This resolves most issues. Complete Limit setting once again and ensure that the door performs a full auto-cycle by itself when completed. If this does not occur, then the setup was not completed. Please ensure you re-read instructions and follow them carefully. A ‘half-eleven’ will show up on the display once the settings have been entered. If a ‘dash’ is showing, the door will not function.
Carefully follow the programming instructions provided. This resolves most issues. Complete Limit setting once again and ensure that the door performs a full auto-cycle by itself when completed. If this does not occur, then the setup was not completed. Please ensure you re-read instructions and follow them carefully. A ‘half-eleven’ will show up on the display once the settings have been entered. If a ‘dash’ is showing, the door will not function.
Usually, this is caused by either travel or safety reverse force settings have not been completed. Refer to the instruction manual to double check that both travel and safety reverse force setup have been complete.
If both steps have been completed, lower the reverse sensitivity by going to ‘9’ on the reverse force adjustment (see page 12), then work back to reach a safe level.​
If the problem still exists then the door is most likely causing the issue and may need attention from a specialist.
Only one button per opener can be coded at a time. The other buttons can be utilised for additional Openers, or if the original programmed button is damaged in any way.