
Keypad & lid replacement parts
We have technical support and replacement parts to keep existing keypads functioning.
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We have technical support and replacement parts to keep existing keypads functioning.
After 45 years, Domino Engineering Corporation no longer manufactures the garage door keypad and control box. However, we have technical support and replacement parts to keep existing keypads functioning. We welcome inquiries about non-working keypads.
Common replacement parts are the keypad’s rubber number pad and flip cover.
The rubber replacement pad will fix the problem when one or more numbers do not illuminate the red light when pressed. Sometimes, an older unit can be refurbished if sent in for analysis.
If only one or few numbers illuminate when pressed, you can change the code using only the "good" numbers. The code can be a single digit up to six digits. Flip the program switch (on the Control Box) to Program (or ON), Press Enter on the keypad (it must light one blink), Press your new code (using only numbers that give you one red blink) Press Enter again. This time the red light will quickly flicker, then go out. Flip the program and switch back to Operate. Ready to Go. Press Code and Enter.
To Change the rubber pad. Remove the 6 screws on the back side of the keypad. Gently pry off the back plate and slide down the gray wire. Gently pry off the Circuit Board. Be careful when handling not to disturb the wires on top of the circuit board. Remove old rubber from the housing. Optional, if you wish, you can clean the number grids on the gold-plated circuit board. Place new rubber in housing and reassemble. If you lose a screw or two fastening the back, don't worry.
Contact us today to see what we can do the help you keep your keypad working!
208 South Spresser Street, Taylorville, Illinois 62568, United States
PO Box 376, Taylorville, Illinois 62568 217-820-0577 info@dominoengineering.com Larry Peterson, President We also offer shipping services! View more about Taylorville Pack n' Ship at www.taylorvillepacknship.com or call for details 217-820-5771.
If you visit the Christian County Courthouse in our hometown of Taylorville, you will see a light-hearted Lincoln statue at the northwest corner. It depicts Lincoln as a circuit-riding lawyer with a small pig at his feet. Titled "The Last Stop," referring to the town's location on the Old Eighth Judicial Circuit, the bronze work was sculpted by John McClarey. It was dedicated on May 28, 1995, the gift of the Monte Siegrist family.
The amusing design is based on a story from Lincoln's early legal career. While in Taylorville to try cases in the 1840s, it was said that the sounds of pigs squealing under the courthouse floor caused him to ask the judge for a "writ of quietus" to calm the commotion. At the time the unfenced courthouse consisted of a small frame building with a raised floor, allowing small animals to squeeze under it. This structure is now located at the county historical society on the east side of town.
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