
#Lift master garage door keypad install#
First install a screw approximately 5 feet above ground level. If you have a sectional garage door (most typical) then the best place to install the remote keypad is on the inside of the garage door jamb (see picture above). Once you’ve set the PIN number on your new remote keypad all you need to do is install it in a convenient place outside the garage. Installing the Remote Keypad Garage Door Opener
#Lift master garage door keypad code#
(If you don’t have lights installed in the opener you’ll know the code is set if you hear two clicks on the motor unit). Once the lights blink the code has been set.

Once you’ve purchased the remote keypad you’ll need to program it to open your garage door. Rolling Code (Green) = Liftmaster 66LM which costs about $24.Security Plus ERT (Purple) = Liftmaster 377LM which costs about $23.Security Plus (Orange) = Liftmaster 976LM which costs about $22.The following is a list of the correct remote keypads for your garage door opener. Once you’ve identified the type of Liftmaster garage door opener you have it’s easy to pick up the correct remote keypad. Orange Learn Button = Security Plus (no ERT).Purple Learn Button = Security Plus (with ERT).The color of the button determines the type of remote keypad your opener requires.

Liftmaster garage door openers have a colored “Learn” button on the back of the unit with all of the control settings. The first thing you need to do is figure out which model Liftmaster Keypad you’ll need based on the type of door opener motor you have. I installed the Liftmaster 976LM Security+ Garage Door Opener Keypad for our garage doors and it was a very easy do-it-yourself project. Installing a remote keypad for your garage door opener is an easy DIY project.
