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Liftmaster Garage Door Opener Parts
LiftMaster Parts & Accessories
Keep your opener running smoothly with genuine LiftMaster replacement parts. We carry safety sensors, wall stations, logic boards, gear kits, and more. Compatibility is based on your opener’s model number and manufacture date.
- 1984–1992 models (1040–1160 series): Remote 61LM, no keypad available
- 1993–1997 models (1240–1280, ATS211, etc.): Remotes 892LT/890MAX/893MAX, Keypad 387LM
- 1997–2005 models (1240R–2280, ATS211R, etc.): Remotes 892LT/890MAX/893MAX, Keypad 877MAX
- 2005–Current models (3000 series and later): Remotes 890MAX/371LM/892LT/893MAX, Keypad 877MAX
FAQs – LiftMaster Parts
What parts are most commonly replaced on a LiftMaster opener?
The most common replacement parts are remotes, keypads, safety sensors, wall stations, and gear kits.
Are LiftMaster parts interchangeable with Chamberlain?
Yes, many LiftMaster and Chamberlain openers use the same technology and accessories, since both are made by the Chamberlain Group. Always check compatibility first.
How do I find the right part for my model?
Look for the model number on your opener’s motor housing. Use this number to match compatible remotes, keypads, and replacement parts from our listings.
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