Multicode 3089

Help, Troubleshooting, and Instructions

Multicode 3089 Help, Troubleshooting, and Instructions

1. Frequency: Check the back of your remote to make sure the frequency of the remote is 300mhz (megahertz).

2. Dip Switches: Open the battery compartment on your old garage door remote and look to see how many dip switches (tiny switches in a row) it has. If your old remote had 10 dip switches, then it's a match for this remote. If you don't have your old garage door remote, you can also look to see how many dip switches are on the back of your garage door opener (the overhead unit in your garage). The number of dip switches on the back of the opener is the same as on the remote.

Features and Specifications

• Multicode gate or garage door opener model 3089 hand held remote control
• 300 MHZ Frequency gate or garage door remote transmitter
• 10 (binary) dip switches
• Visor clip, 9V battery and one year warranty included
• Compatible with ALL US Multicode gate or garage door opener systems

The multicode 3089 garage door opener remote is one of the most common remotes in the marketplace today. The multicode 3089 comes with a visor clip, battery, and instructions. The programming of this remote is easy. There are 10 dip switches inside the battery compartment of the remote. The frequency is fixed at 300mhz so all you have to do is adjust the dip switches to match your current multicode remote. All multicode remotes work on 300mhz and all of them have 10 dip switches and operate on 300mhz. Multicode remotes are interchangeable so you can use either the visor size or kechain size remotes. The keychain versions work exactly the same way as the multicode 3089 visor size remote.

Compatibles by Multicode

• Multicode 1090
• Multicode 1099-50 receiver 12-24 volt
• Multicode 3060
• Multicode 3070
• Multicode 3083
• Multicode 4120
• Multicode 4140
• Multicode 4200