Nothing’s worse than pulling into your driveway on a hot Myrtle Beach afternoon and finding your garage door remote won’t respond. Before assuming your opener is broken, a few simple checks can often get things working again.
Quick Troubleshooting Steps
- Replace the Batteries – Most remotes stop working because of weak or corroded batteries.
- Check the Signal – Metal objects or Wi-Fi routers can interfere with the transmitter.
- Reprogram the Remote – Follow your opener’s manual to resync it with the motor unit.
- Inspect the Opener’s Antenna – A bent or dirty antenna can block the signal.
When to Call a Professional
If these steps don’t fix the issue, your problem might involve the opener’s circuit board or internal wiring. The Skylift Garage Doors team in Myrtle Beach, SC can test your system, replace faulty remotes, and program new transmitters for smooth operation.
Whether you use a LiftMaster, Genie, or Chamberlain opener, we have the tools and expertise to restore reliable access to your garage.
The most common reason is dead or corroded batteries. Try replacing them and ensure the metal contacts are clean.
Sometimes, yes. Power outages or interference can cause remotes to lose their connection. Skylift Garage Doors of Myrtle Beach can reprogram or replace it quickly.
That usually means a signal or transmitter problem. Check the opener’s antenna and nearby interference sources—or let our Myrtle Beach techs handle it for you.
Absolutely. We carry compatible replacements for top brands like LiftMaster and we’ll program it to your system.
