LiftMaster K108D0058-1 Replacement Light Lens Cover 108D58-1
The LiftMaster K108D0058-1 light lens cover is a replacement plastic lens used on select residential garage door opener powerheads. The lens covers the light bulb compartment, helps diffuse light in the garage, and keeps the opener looking complete after years of normal use. On many older openers, the lens is one of the first visible parts to crack, discolor, loosen, or get misplaced during bulb replacement.
This part is commonly searched under several related LiftMaster and Chamberlain part numbers, including 108D58-1 and 108D48-1. Because residential opener housings changed over different model generations, the safest way to confirm fitment is to compare the original lens shape and tabs to the opener parts diagram. Similar-looking lenses from other LiftMaster, Chamberlain, and Craftsman models may not snap into the same housing.
Replace the lens when the original cover is broken, yellowed, warped, missing, or no longer clips securely to the opener. A damaged light lens usually does not affect the motor operation, but it can leave the bulb exposed and make the opener look unfinished.
Features & Specifications
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
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| Product Type | Replacement light lens cover |
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| Part Number | K108D0058-1 |
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| Application | Select residential garage door opener light compartments |
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| Compatible Operator Type | Residential overhead garage door openers |
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| Material / Finish | Clear molded plastic lens |
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| Notes | Fit depends on opener housing and original lens style |
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Compatible With
- Select LiftMaster residential garage door openers using the 108D58-1 / 108D0058-1 style lens
- Select Chamberlain residential garage door openers using the same lens style
- Select Sears Craftsman residential garage door openers where the parts diagram lists 108D0058-1, 108D48-1, or 108D58-1
- Residential opener applications where the original lens shape and mounting tabs match this cover
Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- K108D0058-1
- 108D0058-1
- 108D58-1
- 108D48-1
- 062226
- LiftMaster 108D58-1
- LiftMaster 108D48-1
- Chamberlain 108D0058-1
- Sears Craftsman light lens cover reference for select models
Technician Note
This lens is a housing-fit part. If the original lens is gone, use the opener model number and exploded parts diagram before ordering instead of relying only on a visual match from the front of the opener.
Before Ordering
- Confirm the opener brand and model number from the motor head label.
- Compare the lens tab locations, length, width, and contour to the original cover.
- Check the parts diagram for 108D0058-1, 108D58-1, 108D48-1, or 062226.
- Do not order by bulb type alone; the socket and lens are separate parts.
- Inspect the opener cover for broken tabs that could prevent the new lens from staying in place.
Important Ordering Warnings
- This is a light lens cover only; it does not include a bulb, socket, end panel, or opener cover.
- Similar LiftMaster lenses are not automatically interchangeable. Tab placement and housing shape matter.
Professional Advisory
Disconnect power before working around the opener light compartment. If the opener housing is damaged, overheated, or brittle around the light socket, have the opener inspected before simply installing a new lens.
Product Questions & Answers
What does the K108D0058-1 lens do?
It covers the light compartment on select residential garage door openers, protects the bulb area, and helps spread light from the opener.
Is 108D58-1 the same as K108D0058-1?
108D58-1 is commonly listed as an associated lens number for this part family. Always confirm against the opener parts diagram because lens housings vary by model.
Will this lens fit every LiftMaster opener?
No. It is used on select residential opener housings only. The opener model number, original lens shape, and mounting tabs must match.
Does this include the light socket?
No. This item is the lens cover only. The light socket is a separate replacement part.
Why does my new lens not snap in securely?
The opener housing tabs may be worn or broken, or the opener may use a different lens style. Compare the cover to the original parts diagram before forcing it into place.
