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5 Comments

1. A Reviewer
   Posted November 19, 2006 at 9:57 am | Permalink

   Weatherproofing needed
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   I had an old keypad that died after a winter storm. Water entered the keypad, corroding the bottom row of blister buttons.n
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   When I replaced it, I applied a bead of grey caulk between the button face membrane and the frame on the front of the unit and between the ribbon cable and frame on the back. Hopefully, this will prevent a similar failures in the future. n
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   Overall, it’s not a very robust design and I would recommend placing it in a weather-protected location if possible.

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2. A Reviewer
   Posted August 1, 2007 at 2:26 pm | Permalink

   Genie KEP-1 replacement keypad and ribbon.
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   Replacement Genie KEP-1 keypad and ribbon work perfectly. I just removed the four screws holding the initial keypad and ribbon, unplugged the ribbon from the control unit, and installed the new keypad and ribbon. The keypad combination did not need to be reset. Initial keypad and ribbon lasted nine years exposed to Minnesota weather, which is excellent.

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3. A Reviewer
   Posted September 3, 2008 at 2:24 am | Permalink

   SO QUICK…SO EASY TO INSTALL
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   I was amazed at how timely I received the product. I ordered online on Friday afternoon and it was delivered (after shipping cross-country) Monday. It came with user-friendly instructions and was working within minutes!

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4. A Reviewer
   Posted September 24, 2008 at 8:26 am | Permalink

   Genie Gar door keypad replacement so simple
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   So simple to install, I did it myself. Plugged it in and viola it worked with no reset of password. Could not find locally thanks Amazon for carrying product.

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5. A Reviewer
   Posted October 3, 2008 at 3:31 am | Permalink

   this did the trick
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   I found the receipt for the first one… it lasted 7 years. I guess I can spend twenty bucks for a new one every 7 years. Super easy replacement and no batteries to change.

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