Garage Door Opener Keypad for Liftmaster/Chamberlain/Craftsman Openers, Replace G940EV-P2, 878MAX, 877MAX, 877LM, 377LM, 977LM, Wireless Keyless Keypad

Only took a few minutes to program and install. Works great. And good instructions to help locate the button the garage door opener.

Easy programming if you know what you're doing. Takeaways I learned from a few minutes of googling which might save someone a few minutes in the setup process (for reference, I was programming 3 Liftmaster garage doors): 1. If you have a Learn button on you wall control, you do NOT need to climb a ladder to hit the Learn button on the unit. Follow the steps in the instructions, and hit the Learn button on your wall unit 1 time (light will blink), then hit it again (light will blink again) and this puts your unit into programming mode. 2. After you're done the Learn step, when you enter your 4 digit pin on the keypad, HOLD the enter button (don't just hit it once) until the unit clicks/lights flash. That's when you'll know the programmming was successful. 3. I was able to program 3 garage doors quite easily. I just repeated the same step 3 times for each Liftmaster unit and gave each garage door a unique PIN. Worked like a charm. 4. If you want one touch close, hold "9" and "1" down for 10 seconds until the lights on the keypad blink. Then you can hit "Enter" to close your garage door after entering the PIN (I think it has to be within 15 seconds or some number) and the door will Close...Stop coming down...etc. Just programmed it and installed on my house (fit perfectly with the existing holes of the OEM Liftmaster Keyless Garage Door Keypad I installed 10 years ago so no new holes needed to be drilled, in fact, I used the existing screws). All 3 doors open/close as they should and then one-touch close feature (now that it's enabled) works well, too. Will update if any issues arise, but so far, 5 stars for ease of programming and integrations with existing equipment.

I have an older craftsman opener with purple learning button. Reviewed directions that came with keypad and remotes, was pretty cut and dry. Removed old keypad and removed battery's from it and two old remotes. Followed direction that came with new keypad and remotes, had them working in about 15 minutes. Easy set up, just take a few minutes, review directs, follow each steps. I would recommend.

Works great! The only trouble I had was because I was skipping a step in the programming. Great value! I wish I’d bought it a long time ago!

I was unable to pair this with a Chamberlain garage door opener. I used both the sellers instructions and the original manual. Seller was fast to respond and offer a refund.

Great product once I understood directions hooked up fast works great

Replaced a worn-out 19-yr old Liftmaster opener pad. Instructions were straightforward and easy to follow. New pad activated, code entered into new pad, opener motor "Learn" button pushed, and it all synched-up on first try. The improvement this pad has over the old original is that this pad has an audible tone when a keypad button is pushed. Why is that important? If the keypad is mounted where direct sunlight hits it, then a visual-only feedback (i.e. the button lights when you push it) is washed-out by the direct sun. Now, I hear a nice tone with each button push.

Remote is definitely an aftermarket version of the OEM. Fits the exact same location as the OEM original. It works well and was relatively easy to program. The instructions on the sticker aren’t perfect but the instructions in the little booklet are more correct. The only thing so far that isn’t good is that the one touch option does not work. I can turn this option on and off by pressing and holding 1+9 together for 10 seconds. 2 blinks is one touch close on and 4 blinks is one touch close off. Either way the one touch close does not work and you must type in the PIN to close the door.