Customer Reviews

Genie GPT90-1 garage door opener 12 dip switch remote

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Received item very promptly. Matched the dipswitches to my garage mechanism to the new remote and it worked..Pronto!

Thank you for fast service. The product, though simple, is not always available at stores. It works very well

Ordered as a replacement for the one left in a rental car. Fast shipment and a good price. Easy to program.

Our transmitter broke and I wasn't sure if I could find another that would work. The product description on Amason was right on and they really made sure you were about to order the correct transmitter by asking you to verify if it was a 9 or 12 switch remote and the MHZ which is very important to know before ordering. The device was received within a few days - great service!

I have an older garage door opener and got a little anxious when I misplaced my transmitter. I ordered this one and it was extremely easy to program and works like a charm! Please note that it's for openers that have 12-digit code capabilities.

This product arrived in a timely fashion and was exactly as described by the seller. No disappointment. I can't believe we lived for so mahy years without this handy device!

When the button broke on our old BlueMax controller, I called our local vendor who quoted me a price of $65 to bring us a new one and "program" it for us.

I checked Amazon and found the compatible Genie at a fraction of the price.

"Programming" consisted of flicking the dip switches to match the old unit.

It works perfectly.

Sleeker looking unit is also smaller than the old broken one.

Quite happy and satisfied with this purchase.

Can't buy old garage door remotes at local stores so locating this one, a perfect fit for the old garage door opener, was wonderful.. It works great.

This works great for my garage door. It is identical to the first one I had. My only complaint is the range is short-but my first one has a short range as well.

Works great once you figure out what codes you need (which means getting out a ladder and opening up your door opener) unless you remembered to write it down somewhere