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April 10, 2025 3 min read
If your garage door opener has stopped responding to its remote, or if you're stuck with an outdated system with no available replacement remotes, you're not alone. Many homeowners face this issue—especially with older openers from brands like Wayne Dalton, Genie, Chamberlain, and LiftMaster. Fortunately, there’s no need to replace the entire opener. With our Universal Garage Door Remote Control Kits, you can restore wireless control quickly, affordably, and with zero rewiring.
We offer two options depending on how many doors you need to control:
Both kits replace or add wireless functionality to your garage door system. If your current opener no longer responds to remote signals or if the built-in receiver has failed, these universal garage remote kits restore full access with simple plug-and-play receivers and pre-programmed remotes.
These kits work with all residential garage door openers, including popular brands like LiftMaster, Genie, Chamberlain, Craftsman, Wayne Dalton, Linear, Stanley, Marantec, Guardian, Allstar, Challanger and more.
One of the biggest advantages of these remote kits is how easy they are to install. All you need is a screwdriver—no special tools, no splicing wires, and no technical knowledge. The receiver connects directly to your opener's terminals, and the remote pairs using a simple DIP switch configuration or push-to-pair method, depending on the model.
Each kit includes everything you need, with full step-by-step instructions. Most installations take under 10 minutes per door!
Replacing your entire garage door opener can cost hundreds of dollars—especially if you're hiring a professional. These universal garage remote control kits provide a cost-effective alternative by solving the real problem: restoring wireless control. For less than the price of a new opener, you can bring your current system back to life without hassle or downtime.
A: Kit 1 includes one receiver and one remote—perfect for single garage door systems. Kit 2 includes two receivers and two remotes, making it ideal for two-door garages or shared setups where multiple users need access.
A: Yes! Both kits are compatible with all residential garage door openers, including brands like LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, Craftsman, Wayne Dalton, Linear, Overhead Door, Marantec, Allstar, and many others.
A: Installation is simple and only requires a screwdriver. The receiver connects directly to your opener’s terminal screws—no wiring or special tools needed. Most users complete setup in under 10 minutes.
A: Programming is done via DIP switches (by matching positions on the remote and receiver). Full instructions are included in the kit.
A: Yes, both kits support additional remotes. You can purchase extra remotes or keypads separately and pair them to the receiver using the same process.
A: That’s exactly what these kits are made for. If your original remote is lost, broken, or discontinued, these universal kits restore wireless control without replacing the entire opener.
Whichever you choose, both kits are fully compatible, easy to install, and backed by Express Garage Doors’ expert support.
Upgrade your garage today with a reliable, modern remote control solution that works with the opener you already have. No electrician. No programming headaches. Just easy, wireless convenience.
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