I'm assuming that all remotes stopped working. Could be a problem with the receiving sensor, like it lost sync with the remotes. Do you have a brand/model of the system?
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mojojoeoA block off the park, living the dream.Registered Userregular
edited August 2010
Quantum 3214 opener.
all remotes at once. Haas been stormy lately... could that cause a need for reprogramming?
edit: reprogramming didn't work. Still just causes the unit to blink its lights
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I know I read an article one time about some people who live3d near a military base that did a lot of testing on communication equipment. One day I guess they got the frequency just right and fried a shit load of peoples garage door openers. Maybe you live near a base or the lighting did the same thing I will try to find the article.
In case I don’t the end result was that the gov said that they owned the frequency’s and the garage door manufactures were just allowed to use it so the owners were SOL.
Sounds to me more like the circuitry inside the opener that is related to the remotes is borked. And if that's the case, you'd probably need a whole new control board.
Some garage door openers have a lock feature that can be turned on/off from the main opener button that resides near the man door in the garage. I had a client with the same problem. The lock was enabled, and it prevented the remote opener from operating the door.
It's actually a good idea to use this lock if you have it. I've heard of people breaking into cars and stealing registration and garage door openers. They come by like a week later, (with your address from the registration) and use your opener to get into your garage and clean you out. Basically, you'd turn the lock on when you park your car at night, and then turn it off again when you go to leave.
Anyways, long winded explanation. Hope this is all it is. Troubleshooting wiring is troublesome if there are no immediately visible problems.
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Ill check for a lock near the main button tonight. The wiring is.... troublesome at best. Can't know whats in the wall, but the wires to the infrared sensors is just twisted together with no wire nuts.
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Sometimes the locking method is something like "hold the garage door opener button down for 5 seconds, then press again 3 times within 10 seconds". Check your manual.
Reading the spec sheet, one of the features they list:
"Radio controls with rolling access codes foil code-grabbers from gaining access to your home through the
garage door. Every time you operate the door with the remote, the unit automatically chooses a new personal access code."
Could be that your system got reset by the power failure and you'll have to refer to your manual to resync the remotes.
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mojojoeoA block off the park, living the dream.Registered Userregular
edited August 2010
So I unplugged it all day, and plugged back in upon getting home and it works.
Guess power kicked in the rolling code whats it and that was that. THX for the suggestions all!
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all remotes at once. Haas been stormy lately... could that cause a need for reprogramming?
edit: reprogramming didn't work. Still just causes the unit to blink its lights
In case I don’t the end result was that the gov said that they owned the frequency’s and the garage door manufactures were just allowed to use it so the owners were SOL.
this is the one i read but here is another
http://www.aaaremotes.com/fccpunoforga.html
are you sure it's 3?
make and age would help.
It's actually a good idea to use this lock if you have it. I've heard of people breaking into cars and stealing registration and garage door openers. They come by like a week later, (with your address from the registration) and use your opener to get into your garage and clean you out. Basically, you'd turn the lock on when you park your car at night, and then turn it off again when you go to leave.
Anyways, long winded explanation. Hope this is all it is. Troubleshooting wiring is troublesome if there are no immediately visible problems.
Xbox Gamertag: GAMB1NO325Xi
Thats the model and make. House was built in 03.
Ill check for a lock near the main button tonight. The wiring is.... troublesome at best. Can't know whats in the wall, but the wires to the infrared sensors is just twisted together with no wire nuts.
Reading the spec sheet, one of the features they list:
"Radio controls with rolling access codes foil code-grabbers from gaining access to your home through the
garage door. Every time you operate the door with the remote, the unit automatically chooses a new personal access code."
Could be that your system got reset by the power failure and you'll have to refer to your manual to resync the remotes.
Guess power kicked in the rolling code whats it and that was that. THX for the suggestions all!
Ah, the good ole Raytheon Reset. Shoulda thought of that to begin with.