Garage Door Opener Keeps Beeping EASY FIX For Chamberlain Liftmaster Craftsman 

Fantastic news about the beeping 👍 We thought at first it was coming from our car🤦🏼‍♂️ Thanks!!!

Wonderful! I tried replacing my remote battery, unplugging my liftmaster, readjusting the sensors...THIS (what you said) is what I needed to know! Thank you. ⭐

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what replacement battery did you use?

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For those wondering "do I HAVE to have a battery in this thing?"... No. But there are some benefits to having one, should you wish to replace it. 1. Power outage: Yes, you can pull the cord during a power outage to open and close the door. But it's not easy for older folks, or shorter folks, or people with disabilities. Also, if you've just come home in a rain storm and the power is out on your block, the battery will allow you to use your remote to open as usual, instead of having to run in the rain to your front door, open it, go in, enter the garage, open it manually, then go back in the rain to get in your car, drive inside. Then, you also have to close the door with your vehicle in the way , which makes it really challenging to pull the cord down without climbing on your vehicle's roof. UGH. And now, if it's night time, and your only garage light was the opener, you get to unload groceries in the dark. The battery backup avoids all that, allowing me to have at least one place in the house that lights up as usual during a blackout. And with the weather going crazy and our pathetically aging power grid, you can expect a lot more blackouts in your future (depending on your locale). 2. Resale: If you ever sell your place, you will need to install that backup battery or the buyer will try to ask for $150-$300 off the final price for the "servicing".