#Chamberlain clicker manual manual
#Chamberlain clicker manual code

If you are unable to reach the “learn,” “smart,” or “program” button, we recommend using a stepladder or other sturdy, safe device.The next steps are time sensitive, and may need to be tried multiple times.A second person may make the following steps quicker and easier.

#Chamberlain clicker manual code

If your garage door is not functioning, and the indicator light is flashing rapidly, you likely have a rolling code device, and have a few more steps to complete, which we will get to in the next section (“Rolling Code Training”).If you have a fixed code device, your HomeLink indicator light will be solid, and pressing the trained HomeLink button should now activate your garage door. Press and release the trained HomeLink button.DO NOT RELEASE until the HomeLink indicator light changes from flashing slowly to either solid or flashing rapidly. Holding your garage door remote 1-3 inches (3-7 cm) away from your HomeLink buttons, simultaneously press and hold the HomeLink button you would like to train and the button on your handheld garage door remote.Skip this step when training additional buttons. DO NOT release until the indicator light changes from solid to flashing rapidly. To do this, press and hold the outer two HomeLink buttons for 10 seconds. For your first time training HomeLink, it may be helpful to clear your HomeLink.If your garage door opener uses rolling code, you may need a stepladder or other sturdy, safe device to reach the “Learn” or “Smart” button later in the programming.We recommend getting a new battery for your garage door remote for more accurate programming.Before programming HomeLink, make sure that people and objects are out of the way, and park your vehicle outside of the garage.If your HomeLink is located elsewhere in your vehicle, please use that location in place of the mirror. Please note that these instructions assume a mirror-based HomeLink location. If you cannot find your owner’s manual, the following instructions have been designed to work for training most compatible devices.

#Chamberlain clicker manual manual

Your owner’s manual should always provide the most accurate training instructions and should be used as your primary reference point for device training. However, we cannot guarantee compatibility in all geographies and with all device manufacturers. HomeLink is compatible with hundreds of different garage doors, gates, and other devices worldwide. If you are unsure where your HomeLink is located, please reference your owner’s manual. Your HomeLink buttons will typically be located in your vehicle’s mirror, overhead console, or center stack, but its location varies based on vehicle make, model, and year. HomeLink® is the world’s most widely trusted and used vehicle-based wireless control system and is available in more than 100 countries.