CR2032 Coin Cell battery Replacement Instructions

Coin Cell Battery (34472B) Replacement Instructions for Genie Garage Door Opener Remotes 

Choose the type of Genie Intellicode remote that you have, then follow the instructions below. If you have a newer style remote, the instructions can be found on that specific remotes product page. 

Instructions:

TYPE A:

1. Pull firmly on visor clip to release.
2. Remove small phillips head screw on the back of remote control.
3. Use a small flat head screwdriver, working along both sides, pry rear cover loose between the cover seam.
4. Push coin cell battery out of the holder (see below) 
5. Replace with a new battery making sure that the battery is oriented correctly. Positive side(+) UP. (see below)
6. Snap the two halves of the remote control back together and replace the screw & visor clip.

TYPE B:

1. Push on corners of the docking station to release remote control, and remove keychain ring. (If Applicable)
2. Use a small flathead screwdriver to pry rear cover loose. Use the provided slots at the seam corners to pry remote control open.
3. Push coin cell battery out of the holder. (see below)
4. Replace with a new battery making sure that the battery is oriented correctly. Positive side(+) UP. (see below).
5. Snap the two halves of the remote control back together and snap remote back into the dock.

NOTE: Some types of these remote controls will have a DUAL FREQUENCY SWITCH on the side. (see below). Be careful not to lose this small selector switch during disassembly and reassembly.

TYPE C:

1. Pull firmly on visor clip to release (If Applicable). Remove keychain ring. (If Applicable)
2. Remove small phillips head screw on the back of remote control. (If Applicable)
3. Use a small flathead screwdriver to pry rear cover loose. Use the provided slot(s) at the seam corners to pry remote control open.
4. Push coin cell battery out of the holder. (see below)
5. Replace with a new battery making sure that the battery is oriented correctly. Positive side(+)UP. FIG. 1.
6. Snap the two halves of the remote control back together and replace the screw & visor clip. (If Applicable)

NOTE: Some types of these remote controls will have a DUAL FREQUENCY SWITCH on the side. (see below). Be careful not to lose this small selector switch during disassembly and reassembly.