If the antennae appear to be damaged, call your local repair professionals to inspect the problem and make repairs. If your remote works correctly, check that the opener’s antennae doesn’t have any excess debris buildup, is pointed toward the door and isn’t broken. Stand within 20 feet of your garage door and attempt pressing the button - if your remote is further away from the door, the signal won’t be strong enough to prompt the door.
Two common causes for a signal interruption is if your remote is out of range or the opener receiving antennae is damaged. Remote Signal DisruptedĪfter placing fresh batteries in your remote, if the door still won’t respond, then the signal between the remote and opener transmitter may be disrupted. To check if your transmitter batteries are dead, try using your wall-mounted control panel to open the door - if the door responds, then dead batteries are likely the cause. Garage door remote batteries typically last about two years before needing to be replaced. Do you remember the last time you replaced the batteries in your opener remote? If your garage door opener remote has suddenly stopped signaling for your door to raise and lower, consider whether the batteries have died before calling your local garage door repair professionals.
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