Garage Door Opener Keypad for Liftmaster/Chamberlain/Craftsman Openers

It was easy to install and works well.

This keypad worked perfectly with my two old Craftsman garage door openers from 1999. It did take me a couple of tries to get it programmed as the instructions were a little unclear to me. My garage is set up with two separate doors and I was easily able to program them both. I like that I'm able to control both doors from one keypad and that the cover will stay in the open position once fully raised. I also like the price. I'm very happy with my purchase.

Programing is not for a highschool drop out but once figured out works like a dream...I use it everyday without fail,good product.im using it with a Chamberlain.

I spent hours trying to get this second rate opener to work. I followed the directions. That did not work. I watched a few videos from folks who claimed to have had good luck with this brand. There was power in the unit bc of the battery. Everything lit up, but it would not sync up with the new Chamberlain garage opener. I won't waste my time returning it. I will purchase a OEM opener from a big box store. If it does not work, I can walk it back.

This is a very easy replacement. Product appears to be the same quality as my original liftmaster key pad, which lasted 18 years. This model seems to be just as durable and is an identical replacement. The only difference is this one does not have the "liftmaster logo on it. The instructions for programming were straight forward and easy to follow. I was able to have it fully connected within minutes. It came with mounting hardware, however I was able to utilize the existing screws and holes for mounting. I almost made the mistake of calling a garage door technician before finding this on amazon. I am very satisfied with this replacement keypad and would recommend others to purchase.

I have a LiftMaster garage door opener that was brand new in 2010. I was able to program in the new code for the keypad following the instructions that came with the keypad. But the rest of the instructions did not work at all to link the keypad and opener for my LiftMaster garage door. I tried pushing the enter button for every possible color of learn button on the garage door motor like the instructions said but nothing would work. So I went on YouTube and found multiple videos of people showing different ways to program their keypad. If the supplied instructions don't work for you, below is the one that worked for me. After programming new code on keypad... 1. Press and hold the star and pound key until the lights stop flashing on the key board. 2. (Within 10 seconds) Press the learn button on the garage door opener motor(don't hold). 3. Within like 10 seconds enter your code on the key pad and hit the enter button {don't hold). 4. One you hear a click on the motor, push the zero button once to end programming. Then push the enter button and it's programmed. {The click is when the keypad and opener link together) After I got it programmed by finding instructions that worked on YouTube, the keypad works great. There are multiple other videos on YouTube of people doing it different ways if this one doesn't work for you. If the seller had supplied multiple sets of instructions to cover all the different ways to program a keypad I would have given it five stars. But I had to really go out of my way and search YouTube to find a way to make their product actually work.

The set up instructions were clear and accurate. I was able to sync on the first try. All hardware needed for mounting was also included.

I couldn't get it to program and even filled a return request. However, I did some research. You HAVE to push the lock button on your wall control first before following the programming directions. It is working great.