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Liftmaster 61LM- Compatible Stinger 390LMD21V Visor Style Remote
  • Liftmaster 61LM- Compatible Stinger 390LMD21V Visor Style Remote
  • Liftmaster 61LM- Compatible Stinger 390LMD21V Visor Style Remote

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Liftmaster 61LM- Compatible Stinger 390LMD21V Visor Style Remote

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Part Number
390LMD21V
Item Weight
0.141 ounces
Product Dimensions
2 x 1 x 1 inches
Item model number
390LMD21V

Key features

  • Compatible with 61LM remote by Chamberlain Liftmaster
  • This 61lm liftmaster compatitable remote uses 9 trinary dip switches to set the code
  • 390 MHz frequency, works on models from 1984-1992
  • Not a universal remote.

Specifications

ManufacturerTransmitter Solutions
Part Number390LMD21V
Item Weight0.141 ounces
Product Dimensions2 x 1 x 1 inches
Item model number390LMD21V
Batteries1 12V batteries required.
ColorBlack blue button
Item Package Quantity1
Special FeaturesBlue button, One-button, Visor model, 9 dip switch, 390 MHz
Batteries Included?No
Batteries Required?No
Battery Cell TypeAlkaline
BrandLiftMaster
Special FeatureBlue button, One-button, Visor model, 9 dip switch, 390 MHz
Max Number of Supported Devices1
Compatible DevicesLiftmaster 61LM
ASINB0039067KK

About this product

this remote is not universal. it only works as a replacement for liftmaster 61lm, chamberlain 750cb or sears craftsman equivalent models. does not work on all openers is only compatible as a replacement remote for models listed. if you are not sure which remote you need please contact us before purchase so we can help you purchase correct remote, this remote only works on said models with 9 dip switches. 1. Frequency: Check the back of your remote to make sure the frequency of the remote is 390mhz (megahertz) or says Liftmaster, Chamberlain, or Sears Craftsman. All of these use the same frequency of 390mhz.2. Dip Switches: Open the battery compartment on your old garage door remote and look to see how many dip switches (tiny switches in a row) it has. If your old remote had 9 dip switches, then it's a match for this remote. If you don't have your old garage door remote, you can also look to see how many dip switches are on the back of your garage door opener (the overhead unit in your garage). The number of dip switches on the back of the opener is the same as on the remote.

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