Disclaimer: I didn't do a search regarding this topic but thought it was a fun weekend project while I was in town. I'm guessing many of you have already did this or have done it before.
It has been annoying using the phone for the garage opener and I am one that paranoid to leave the garage opener in the vehicle even if I park in the garage while at home. (been targeted by this before).
Sorry I'm not very good at taking pictures along the project work but here are the steps and pics for my push button garage door opener. I took my garage door opener apart and soldered two wires across sw4 on the board (which is my door 1, I ignored other doors since I park in 1). The electrical tape was just temporary for testing and moving wires around, no need for it where I ziptied it up. After getting that tested and secured I drilled a 19mm (3/4") whole between my first row of buttons, mounted a momentary switch and sired up the soldered wires to the screw terminals and presto push that button garage opens. Link to the switch: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079HR5Q4R?tag=globalgrena0b-20






It has been annoying using the phone for the garage opener and I am one that paranoid to leave the garage opener in the vehicle even if I park in the garage while at home. (been targeted by this before).
Sorry I'm not very good at taking pictures along the project work but here are the steps and pics for my push button garage door opener. I took my garage door opener apart and soldered two wires across sw4 on the board (which is my door 1, I ignored other doors since I park in 1). The electrical tape was just temporary for testing and moving wires around, no need for it where I ziptied it up. After getting that tested and secured I drilled a 19mm (3/4") whole between my first row of buttons, mounted a momentary switch and sired up the soldered wires to the screw terminals and presto push that button garage opens. Link to the switch: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079HR5Q4R?tag=globalgrena0b-20




