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ABOUT DUAL FREQUENCY

REMOTETRANSMITTERS

Your garage door opener (GDO) features a unique dual frequency remote control system for reliable service in today’s crowded airwaves. Overcrowded airwaves may intermittently interfere with GDO’s remote control system. The dual frequency feature greatly reduces the possibility of unwanted interference.

The receiver in the GDO’s powerhead can receive signals at 315 AND 390 MHz. The remote is factory set at 315 MHz. See Figure 12 on page 11 for frequency selector switch.

Switch your remote control frequency when:

Remote does not have adequate range.

Remote works inconsistently with fresh battery installed - LED feedback lights up when pressing button.

Programming your car’s HomeLink® system.

To program a HomeLink® device: (This GDO is HomeLink® compatible.)

Use a small flat screwdriver to switch the frequency selector to 390 MHz.

Follow the HomeLink® instructions in your car owner’s manual.

Reset the remote control frequency to 315 MHz for everyday use.

INSTALL LIGHT BULBS AND LENS

AInstall two 60 Watt light bulbs (not included) into Light Sockets (Figure 13):

Rough service,130 Volt bulbs are recommended.

BHold the lens,with the bottom hinges pointing up,against the power head metal front cover (Figure 14).

Insert (2) #8-32 x 3/8”Phillips Hex Head Screws through the Bottom hinges and into holes provided in metal front cover of Power Head (Figure 14). Tighten screws.

Flip Lens up and fasten with (2) #8-32 x 3/8”Phillips Pan Head Screws where indicated.

Figure 13 Install Lightbulbs

Transmitter Compliance Statement

Figure 14 Attach Lens

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