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Genuine LiftMaster 041D8071-4 travel module — the current number for the 041A7114-7 / 41A7114-7. It is the position sensor on the motor of LiftMaster and Chamberlain DC garage door openers: a small encoder module with its harness that tells the logic board how far the door has moved, so the opener has no mechanical limit switches to drift. When it fails the opener loses its limits, reverses for no reason, or reports a travel-module diagnostic code.
Module or motor? The travel module is sold on its own (this part) and as part of the 041-0236-000 motor with travel module. If the motor runs normally and the fault is position-related — codes 4-3, 4-4 or 4-5, lost limits — fit the module. If the opener hums, runs slowly or stalls (code 1-5), it is usually the motor, and the motor assembly comes with a new module.
Specifications
| Part number | 041D8071-4 (replaces 041A7114-7, also written 41A7114-7 and 41D8071-4) |
|---|---|
| Description | Travel module with wire harness |
| Fits | LiftMaster and Chamberlain DC chain and belt drive openers, Security+ 2.0 and 3.0 (list below) |
| Condition | Genuine LiftMaster, new |
Openers it fits
| Brand | Models |
|---|---|
| LiftMaster Security+ 2.0 (yellow button) | 81602, 81600, 84602, 84501, 84504R, 84505R, 87504-267, 87802, 8550W / 8557W / 8587W, 8360W / 8365W, 8160W / 8165W, 8500W, 8550WLB, 8580WLB |
| LiftMaster Security+ 3.0 (white button) | 6580L, 6690L, 4690L, 2420L, 2220L, 2100L, 2300L |
| Chamberlain | B750, B970, B980, B1381, B4643T, B6753T, HD920EV, HD950WF, WD832KEV, WD1000WF and the other 2011-on DC belt and chain drives |
| Older DC openers | 8160, 8360, 8550 (2011–2016, purple / yellow button) — same module |
Is the travel module the problem?
The travel module and the motor share symptoms. Read the diagnostic code before you order:
| Symptom | Check first |
|---|---|
| Code 4-5 — opener will not move, "unrecognized travel module" | The module: reseat its plug on the logic board, then replace it |
| Code 4-3 or 4-4 — door stops or reverses part way, motor speed lost | Door balance and obstructions first; then the module; then the motor |
| Loses its limits, over-travels, needs re-programming | The module, after checking the door is not binding |
| Code 1-5 — opener hums or clicks, door barely moves | The motor (order the 041-0236-000 motor with module), or the capacitor on AC units |
| Codes 2-1 to 2-5 — no response to any command | The logic board, not the module |
After fitting
Re-program the travel limits and the force, then run the reversal test on a 2×4 laid flat under the door. The opener will not accept a module from a different family (code 4-5), so match the part number to the opener rather than to a photo.
Fit surge protection when you fit electronics. A module that died in a storm often took the board with it. A plug-in surge protector for the opener outlet is cheaper than the second board.
Related
041-0236-000 motor with travel module · 050DCTBFMC logic board · 030DCT logic board · all LiftMaster opener parts
Not sure whether it is the module or the motor? Send the opener model and the diagnostic code it flashes to parts@gatehousesupplies.com or call 866-965-5599. We would rather confirm it than have you order twice.
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