Garage door key pad

If the wall control opens the door but all the remote units have quit then your logic board has failed.

If it is a wireless keypad do this:

Locate the smart/learn button on the rear of the motor unit near where all those white wires go. Press and immediately release this and then walk over to the keypad and key in any 4 digit code you like and press enter.


If it is hardwired do this:

To program the keypad, first unplug the garage door opener from the electrical outlet. Next, remove the nameplate from the console that the keypad plugs into and locate the program/operate switch. Flip the switch to program. Next, enter your desired four-digit PIN number into the keypad. Slide the switch back to operate and plug the garage door opener back in. The keypad should be programmed.

A Stanley garage door keypad is wall-mounted, battery-operated device that allows you to open your home's garage door electronically without having to manually lift the door or use a pull chain. The keypad uses a four-digit access code that you program after the keypad is initially installed. You can change the code, disable the keypad manually by entering a invalid code and reset the keypad if the device is not working properly. After you reset your Stanley garage door keypad, the device is ready to accept a new access code.

You can reset the code but it sounds like it may have just failed. Make sure the battery is good and try more than one just in case. To reset the code:

Locate the smart/learn button on the rear of the motor unit near where all those white wires go. Press and immediately release this and then walk over to your keypad and key in your 4 digit code and press enter.

On the back of the motor unit near where all those white wires go you will find the smart/learn button. Press and immediately release this and then walk over to your keypad and key in any 4 digit code you like and press enter. Should do it.

You must hold that red button in for 6 seconds to erase the memory. Just remember you will have to program your hand remotes plus the wireless keypad.

The radio receiver which is part of the logic board is bad. Check your warranty quick and call Sears.

Easyer then that, you die!

Get on your step ladder, ( if you don't have on, get on *********** in-law's back for a change,) ,

press the read button of your unit (motor) and a led should light up,

key in the new code on your key pad, then press the enter button of the key pad,

the light of the unit should blink and the job is done, unless you are standding on *********** in-law's back then repeat all the a/n instruction, question of makking sure it is done right,lol,

Seriously, this is the only way I know to re-program them, if you don't want the lost code to be used by someone that might know it, do a reset on the unit before keying in the new code.

Remember, if you reset the unit, you have to re-enter all of your garage door remote control of that specific unit

Have fun!

Viper man!

You probably have an eletrical device that is messing with frequency. Make sure that everything is off inside garage.

Have you tried a new battery??