Garage door remote controls are an incredibly convenient way to open and close your garage door without getting out of the car. Most remotes are powered by a battery, the battery last between 2-5 years depending on how often you use it. When the battery is getting near to the its end, the LED lights on the remote will be blinking on and you can also feel a slower response time when using the remote.
Replacing your remote’s battery is a simple process that can be easily completed
Follow this 4 steps:
1.You need to determine what type of battery cover your remote uses these could either be a slide off or require a flat headed screwdriver to unscrew.

2. Once you remove the cover you will see what kind of battery is inside, it is usually a small lithium 3V CR2016 circular cell, some models may use an AA or AAA battery instead. Take this with you when you purchase your battery so you can make sure to get the right type for your remote.

3. Insert the new battery to the remote and if it uses AA or AAA batteries then there should be a + an – indicator, if it’s a cr3032 lithium coin battery the positive side should face up.

4. Put the cover back on your remote and test it out. You have done it, the remote is working again!
If it doesn’t work then double check that batteries were inserted correctly. Check the emergency release cords and if it still not working call for technical support from a garage door repair service provider.