The hand held remote controls and wired door control operate independently so it is not uncommon for one device to work while the other does not.
Garage door opener randomly stops working even hardwired remote.
If your garage door opener uses a keypad and that keypad stops working then there are a few things you can do to get it functioning again.
If none of the following fixes seem to correct the problem you will need to consult the owner s manual or contact a professional.
Modern remotes transmit a binary number to your garage door opener.
If all remotes are working intermittently or stop working there may be interference.
The lock button is on.
Other issues could be a bad battery or even an led bulb causing.
The solutions firstly check that you re using it within the range required for your opener.
There are a few reasons for your remote control not to work.
The most common reason for a garage door remote transmitter to stop working is a dead battery.
When you press the button on your remote the opener on your garage door receives it.
It ll then start the motor running that opens your garage door.
Your remote is a radio transmitter.
Then within 30 seconds hold the button on your remote for three seconds or until garage door opener s lights flash or the led light on your opener blinks.
When your garage door opener suddenly stops operating properly the cause of the problem is usually pretty simple to understand and the solution is usually quite easy.
Before any garage door remote works correctly.
Try using your remote to open or close your door to determine if the reprogramming was successful.
To reprogram your garage door remote locate then press your opener s learn button.
However if all the garage door openers stop working at the same time then most likely the garage door antenna is not attached properly or the garage door opener itself needs to be reset.
The easiest and first step i suggest is trying to sync your remote again.
Here are the eight most common problems along with the most likely repairs for each.