Chamberlain CLT1D Clicker Universal Garage Door Opener Remote Control

It took be about ten minutes to get it working. You set the first 4x dip swicth to match the brand name. Then, simply match the 8X DIP switch settings inside the CLT1D to the DIP switch settings on your garage-door opener. I did this and it initially did not work. Then, I reversed the 8 switches inside the CLT1D (as recommended in the instructions) and, lo and behold, it worked fine! The range is pretty good too - I tried it from 40 feet away and it worked fine. I am pleased with this purchase.

I have a 3 year old CLT1 which works fine for my gate and for my garage door. However, the CLT1D has dropped support for Multi-code controllers. So my CLT1D will not open my gate. I am taking it back. Further beware, there is no warning of non-support in the CLT1D documents. It is up to you to notice the difference between the instructions for your new and your old controller. The only info on the company web site is a pdf of the CLT1 instructions, indicating support for Multi-code. I guess they can't manage the five minutes of labor it would take to post the updated pdf. Figuring this out was a frustrating waste of time for me. Frankly, it is very rare for a newer version of an electronic device to do LESS than the earlier model.And, the phone support is a useless duplication of the printed instructions.

I am pleased with the remote door opener. For some reason however, I did not recieve my original order, and I had to call on telephone to notify them that I did not recieve the order. They replaced the order and sent it to me. I then recieved it two days later with no problems. Overall I am pleased with the product and would recomend it to others for the price.Thank you. Zoltan Balogh

I bought two of these clickers to replace two very old remotes for Stanley chain-drive garage door openers. I liked the fact that I could operate 2 doors with a single remote, something I couldn't do with the original Stanley remotes. It was uber-simple to program and comes with easy to use instructions. The only issue, which has nothing to do with the clicker, is what different manufacturers call "on" and "off" for the DIP switches. I guessed wrong and had a spend an extra 10 seconds to flip the switches the other way.The end result - 5 minutes after I opened the packages, I had two new remotes, each opening and closing 2 garage doors with no problems.

The remote works great and was easy to program.The only issue is that it seems a little big. Our other remote that came with the garage door was small.This one is quite large comparatively. It still fits fine in the car, but I wish it were just a tad bit smaller.

We have two garage doors. When we bought this house, there was only a remote door opener for one of the doors. The Chamberlain Universal Clicker was able to be configured to operate an old Stanley garage door opener. It's a type of opener that does not use "DIP" switches to set the codes, but instead has wires that were either cut or not - a very basic system. But this remote works both doors great. I highly recommend this unit to anyone looking for a replacement or in my case missing remote.

It worked well an older Sears Craftman in a house we bought. It has a learning button (green) and is probably vintage 1990s.I read a review that said installing this device knocked out other remotes. In our case this did not happen, the other remotes continue to work.It's big and klunky, but I'm pleased.

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