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Multi Code Garage Door Opener Remote Controls
The Multi-Code 3089 one-button remote control is the standard transmitter for 300 MHz Multi-Code systems. To confirm compatibility, check the MHz marking on your current remote or receiver.
⚠️ If your old remote has a black body, it’s a discontinued 310 MHz model. You’ll need to install a new Multi-Code 1090 receiver to use current remotes.
FAQs – Multi-Code Remotes
How do I know if the Multi-Code 3089 remote will work with my opener?
Look for “300 MHz” on your current remote or receiver. If it says 310 MHz, you’ll need to replace your receiver.
Can I program more than one Multi-Code remote to my opener?
Yes, multiple 3089 remotes can be programmed to the same 300 MHz receiver.
What battery does the Multi-Code 3089 remote use?
It uses a standard 9V battery.
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