To reprogram your Clicker garage door opener keypad, which is universal keypad brand that works with most openers like LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Genie, and Craftsman, you need to clear old programming and program new PIN using Learn button on opener or programming steps on keypad. First, locate Learn button on garage door opener motor unit hanging from ceiling, near antenna wire, colored yellow, purple, red, or green. For Clicker keypad, press and hold Program button on keypad until light blinks, then enter new 4-digit PIN you want to use, then press Program again, or follow Clicker instructions: press and hold Program and 6 and Up Down buttons until light goes out to erase old code, then press Program, enter new PIN, press Program again, then press Learn button on opener and press Up Down button on keypad until door moves. More detailed: open keypad cover, press and hold Program button until LED blinks, enter new PIN, press Program, then press and release Learn button on opener, then within 30 seconds press Up Down button on keypad until opener light blinks indicating learned. If keypad previously programmed to different opener, you may need to set brand dip switches inside keypad according to Clicker manual for your opener brand. Test new PIN by entering PIN and pressing Up Down to open door. If keypad fails, replace battery first, as dead battery prevents programming. Clicker keypads cost 30 to 60 dollars and come with instructions for multiple brands.
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