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04-28-03, 09:48 PM

Bethtci

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I have a Genie garage door opener. I have two remote accesses and a stationary one in the garage. First the stationary one quit working and now the remote ones will no longer work. I checked the battery in the remote and I also know the stationary one is getting current as the red light is on the unit. Could I need to change the codes or something?

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04-29-03, 02:46 PM

rogerh

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Beth:

Check out this site to see if they can help.

http://www.geniecompany.com/Support/gdobasictrouble.htm

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