The Marantec 82424 power board is a service replacement board for RV 8000 and LC 1000 Series operators. In these opener systems, the power board is part of the internal electronics that supports the operator power and control functions. It is different from the logic/radio receiver module and different from the light fixture assembly. A technician may consider this board when there are confirmed power-board symptoms such as visible damage, no output to a connected system, relay or power-control failure, or related electrical failure after the rest of the opener has been checked. Since the RV 8000 and LC 1000 systems are not the same as later Synergy or M-Line operators, the 82424 number and board layout should be confirmed before ordering.
| Manufacturer | Marantec |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Power board |
| Part Number | 82424 |
| Application | Power board replacement for RV 8000 / LC 1000 Series |
| Compatible Operator Type | Marantec RV 8000 and LC 1000 garage door operators, when confirmed by parts diagram |
| Voltage | Operator-dependent; verify the opener nameplate and manual |
| Notes | Match board number and connector layout before ordering |
When a power board fails, look for a cause. Moisture, surge damage, shorted harnesses, motor faults, or incorrect accessory wiring can take out a replacement board if the underlying issue remains.
Disconnect power before servicing a garage door opener. If the opener has damaged wiring, signs of heat, repeated fuse failure, unsafe door movement, or a door that will not balance by hand, have the system checked by a qualified garage door technician before replacing parts.
It is listed for Marantec RV 8000 and LC 1000 Series operator applications.
No. 88573 is a different M-Line EOS power board kit. The 82424 is for RV 8000 / LC 1000 references.
Yes, but incoming power, fuses, wiring, harnesses, and other internal parts should be checked before replacing the board.
No. It is a power board. The RV 8000 receiver is a separate module.
Because power-board service can involve hazardous voltage, it is best handled by a qualified garage door technician if there is any uncertainty.