Garage Door Opener Keypad Battery Replacement

If it doesn t blink red the battery requires replacement soon.

Garage door opener keypad battery replacement.

Seat the battery in the battery compartment according to the indicated polarity. Remove the old battery and replace it with a new one placing it positive side up. Insert a screw driver tip in it and slightly twist it it will remove the top of the case. Use coupon code take10 to get 10 off.

To replace the battery open the case. If you are replacing your old keyless entry pad or adding a new one we also have accessory bundles that are a great value which include the intellicode keypad remotes and other accessories for the garage door opener. Initial setup is easy and takes only 2 minutes to complete. If your keypad stops responding it might be possible that you re not really in need of a garage door keypad repair at all just open it up and swap out the battery.

You will need a replacement 3v battery and a small screwdriver. The keypad stays programmed during battery change. This garage door keypad comes with the security of genie intellicode technology built in. As with most things the battery in your garage door keypad will last depending on how often it s used.

Install a new 9 volt alkaline battery in the keyless entry keypad s battery compartment. The more you use it the more power it ll use and the quicker it ll run out of juice. We also have the battery cover for the keypad along with flip up covers available in different color options to add style to your genie garage door opener keypad. On average though you ll find that they last around a year before they need to be replaced.

You can determine if your battery level is low by looking at the small led light above the keypad. Step 5 replace the battery compartment cover and close the keypad cover to complete the battery replacement process. The digital wireless keypad requires a 9 volt battery which is included. Most garage door keypads take a 9 volt battery though some do use a 12 volt.

If it blinks red when you enter the code the battery is fine. The genie intellicode keypad uses a standard 9 volt 9v battery which is available at most stores. There is a slide on the side of the remote. No need for reprogramming.

Either way it s possible to overlook this quick fix though it s one of the cheapest and easiest. Your garage door keypad is indeed battery operated despite being stuck to your wall.