Genie Garage Door Opener Remote Gict390 Change Battery

Small enough to fit on your key ring it is available in one and three button versions for controlling one to three separate genie intellicode capable openers manufactured in 1997 or later.

Genie garage door opener remote gict390 change battery.

Set your store to see local availability compare. 2 programming a remote to your opener 3 lost or stolen remote erasing all remotes 4 battery replacement note. The genie gict390 is a programmable transmitter designed to operate the company s automatic garage door openers. Founded in 1964 genie has maintained its roots as a family business and continues to provide homeowners all over the country with garage door openers keypads remotes transmitters and just about any other repair part you could need for your garage door.

Choose from 1 2 or 3 button remotes that fit you best and work with your garage door opener. Used in genie remotes gic t390 or gict390 and gictd and the new tbstg type 1. Battery is the size of a coin. Give us a call at 1 800 711 8410.

If you have a genie garage door opener with more than 3 terminals an external 24vac adaptor will need to be purchased to supply power to this receiver. Genuine genie garage door opener remotes easy to program. To replace the battery open the remote s case by inserting a coin into the slot on top of the device and using it to pry off the battery compartment cover. Genie single button garage door opener remotes 2 pack safe secure access each remote compatibile only with genie intellicode garage door openers model g1t 4 6 out of 5 stars 3 851 42 57.

Genie door is a leading supplier of replacement remote controls for garage doors. Out of stock online. Genie remotes with wafer batteries install with positive side up. Sometimes referred to as genie transmitters and genie clickers.

Wafer lithium 3 volt battery for garage door opener remote transmitter. Easily replace an old garage door opener remote or add a new one to work with your existing remotes. Open the remote case using a washer or coin that fits into the slot at the top of the remote. A genie garage door opener which has only 3 terminals on its motor head will use the terminals on the motor head marked 1 for common and 3 for power.