The source prints this complete identifier. Identity only; no replacement or cross-family compatibility is implied.
Replacement fit is not confirmed by the family name. Copy the full part number and revision from the remote back, battery compartment or accessible control-box label. If it is unsafe to reach a label, ask for help.
For support, record the complete remote and control-box labels, base model, revision and observed symptom. Ask the manufacturer to confirm a directed replacement and any pairing or feature limitations in writing.
Use all four code segments
Copy JLDK.27.09.03 without dropping .09.03. The source pairs this handset with control box JLDP.15.005.301. The JLDK and JLDP labels belong to different components; do not enter the box number as the remote part number.
A listed pair isn’t a replacement for another remote
The documented relationship starts from JLDP.15.005.301 and identifies JLDK.27.09.03 as its handset. It does not say that another JLDK.27 remote can replace this one, or that a different JLDP suffix is equivalent.
Use the control-box label to narrow the search
If the complete box number matches, open its Finder check below. If you only know the remote family, find the rest of its dotted code and the box label. These records don’t confirm a retail brand, alternate firmware, or which features a replacement would preserve.
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Identify the exact version
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These are different versions within this family. Check the full identifier; they aren’t automatically interchangeable.
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What still needs checking
JLDK.27.09.03
part number: JLDK.27.09.03
This identification record doesn’t provide a verified remote FCC ID or guarantee which features will be preserved. Check this exact part →
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What the sources confirm
Source-specific evidence
Read each match in the direction shown and check its conditions. A listed base or control-box match tells you which remote it uses; it doesn’t name a replacement for another remote.
Documented matches: check the direction and conditions
The Keeson user guide explicitly names remote JLDK.27.09.03 and control box JLDP.15.005.301 in the same documented system. This is a system pairing relation, not a control-box substitute. No other JLDP suffix is included.
No. This page covers the exact JLDK.27.09.03 record.
Does the pair prove the control box is a replacement for another box?
No. It documents one remote/box system, not a box-to-box substitution.
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