The LiftMaster 03-35711 contactor relay is a replacement relay for commercial operator electrical boxes. It is used in the control side of select LiftMaster commercial door operators where the electrical schematic calls for a 24V relay with the correct normally open and normally closed contact layout.
Most supplier references identify this part as a 24V, 2NO + 2NC contactor relay. Some older product titles may show the contact arrangement differently, so the safest match is the actual relay label, operator wiring diagram, and LiftMaster replacement parts list.
This part is normally ordered when the contactor relay in the electrical box is worn, damaged, sticking, or no longer switching as intended. It should not be used as a general-purpose substitute relay unless the coil voltage, contact rating, terminal layout, and control circuit function match the original part.
Commonly used in select LiftMaster commercial door operator electrical boxes where the diagram calls for 03-35711 or K03-35711.
| Feature / Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
| Product Type | Contactor relay / relay kit |
| Part Number | 03-35711 |
| Common Kit Number | K03-35711 |
| Coil Voltage | 24V |
| Contact Arrangement | Commonly listed as 2NO + 2NC |
| Application | Commercial door operator electrical box control circuits |
| Notes | Match relay label, wiring diagram, and terminal arrangement |
The source title in some catalogs may show the contact arrangement as 2NC + 2NC, but multiple supplier references list this relay as 2NO + 2NC. Match the physical relay and wiring diagram before upload or order fulfillment.
Commercial operator electrical boxes can contain hazardous voltage. Relay diagnosis and replacement should be performed by a qualified technician, especially when motor control or stop-circuit symptoms are present.
Yes, K03-35711 is commonly used as the kit or service part reference for the 03-35711 LiftMaster contactor relay.
It refers to two normally open and two normally closed contacts. The contact layout must match the original relay and operator wiring diagram.
It may if the original relay has failed, but no-run issues can also be caused by power, stop circuit, safety device, logic board, limit, or motor problems.
No. This relay is for select LiftMaster commercial door operator electrical boxes, not standard residential opener wall controls.
No. A failed relay can be a symptom of another issue. Check the control circuit and wiring before installing the replacement.