How To Change The Code On The Garage Door

If your garage door opener has been acting up or you just want to improve security, changing the code is a quick and easy way to do it. Here are the steps on how to change the code on your garage door opener:

1. Gather your materials: Before changing your garage door code, you will need to gather the following materials. * A ladder * A screwdriver * The new code you want to program * The manufacturer's instructions for your garage door opener

2. Locate the control panel: The control panel for your garage door opener is usually located on the back or side of the motor unit. It will have a series of buttons and lights that you can use to program the opener. Consult your manufacturer's instructions for the exact location of the control panel.

3. Open the control panel: Once you have located the control panel, use your screwdriver to remove the screws that hold it in place. Carefully lift the control panel off the motor unit and set it aside. You should now see the circuit board and wiring for your garage door opener.

4. Locate the programming button: The programming button is usually a small button on the circuit board that is labeled "Prog" or "Program." If you cannot find the programming button, consult your manufacturer's instructions for assistance.

5. Press and hold the programming button: Use your finger to press and hold down the programming button. The LED light on the control panel will start to flash. Continue holding down the programming button until the LED light flashes rapidly.

6. Enter the new code: Use the keypad on the control panel to enter the new code you want to program. The new code must be between 4 and 10 digits long. Once you have entered the new code, press the "Enter" button.

7. Release the programming button: Once you have entered the new code, release the programming button. The LED light on the control panel will stop flashing and the new code will be programmed into your garage door opener.

8. Test the new code: Use the keypad on the control panel to enter the new code. The garage door should open or close. If the garage door does not open or close, repeat steps 4-7.

9. Close the control panel: Once you have tested the new code, replace the control panel on the motor unit and secure it with the screws.