The LiftMaster K12-19504 is a 1 inch flange ball bearing used as a replacement support bearing in select LiftMaster commercial door operator assemblies. A flange bearing helps support and guide a rotating shaft so sprockets, pulleys, chains, and other drive components stay aligned while the operator is under load.
This bearing is commonly cross-referenced with 6001957, 1210715, G129050, and 129050. Those numbers may appear in older parts diagrams, service notes, or supplier listings. Since commercial door operators can use multiple bearing sizes in the same general product family, the best match is made by checking the original bearing marking, shaft size, flange shape, bolt spacing, and operator parts diagram.
| Feature / Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
| Product Type | Flange ball bearing |
| Part Number | K12-19504 |
| Bearing Size | 1 inch bore |
| Application | Commercial door operator shaft support / drive assembly bearing |
| Compatible Operator Type | Select LiftMaster commercial door operators |
| Related References | 6001957, 1210715, G129050, 129050 |
| Notes | Match by bearing size, flange style, bolt pattern, and parts diagram |
If the old bearing failed, check the shaft for wear and inspect any sprocket, pulley, chain, or belt running on that shaft. A new bearing may fail early if the shaft is damaged or the drive assembly is misaligned.
Commercial door operator repairs can involve heavy doors, spring tension, and electrical components. Secure the door and disconnect power before service. Use a qualified commercial door technician if shaft alignment, spring balance, or electrical diagnosis is involved.
K12-19504 is listed as a 1 inch flange ball bearing.
Common related references include 6001957, 1210715, G129050, and 129050.
The strongest references list it for select LiftMaster commercial door operators. Always verify by the exact equipment parts diagram.
Common signs include shaft movement, grinding noise, uneven sprocket or pulley tracking, metal dust, or vibration during operation.
No. The bore, flange style, bolt spacing, load rating, and operator application must match the original bearing.