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Liftmaster One Button Close

13 years ago

So I have the garage door opening with keypad with code and ENTER but when time to close it, I have to renter the code and ENTER again. I pushed the code to activate the ONE BUTTON, but now the unit is blinking 10-12 times. Any idea what that means?

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bus_driver
13 years ago
Sounds like the safety sensors are blocked or out of alignment.
sm75238
10 years ago
I had the same problem. I pressed the 1 & 9 button for 10 seconds and the light blinked twice for one touch on and 4 times for off if I did it again. I did this a dozen different ways without resolving the problem. The only way I resolved it was to set it to one touch (light blinks twice on key pad) then press and hold the learn button for 10 seconds and clear out the code and reset all the remotes including the keypad remote. Once I did this, the one touch close started working.
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Mtn Dew
3 years ago
This worked for me as well - had to reprogram the keypad again then the one button close started working

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