LiftMaster 41A5507-12C 390 MHz Receiver Logic Board

LiftMaster 41A5507-12C 390 MHz Receiver Logic Board

The LiftMaster 41A5507-12C is a 390 MHz receiver logic board with end panel used on select residential garage door openers. It is part of the red/orange learn button Security+ generation and is commonly used as a replacement when the original board fails or loses radio control function.

This board manages the radio receiver, remote control memory, wireless keypad memory, wall control input, light relay, motor command circuit, and safety sensor circuit. If the opener has power but will not program remotes, responds intermittently, or has board-related control problems, the logic board may be a possible cause after the sensors, wall control, wiring, travel system, and power source have been checked.

Compatible With

Compatibility depends on the exact opener model, original part number, production generation, and parts diagram. The following models, families, and applications are commonly associated with this part where the original documentation supports the same part number or technology.

Common Compatible Models and Systems

• Select Chamberlain residential garage door openers using 390 MHz red/orange learn button technology
• Select LiftMaster residential openers using 390 MHz Security+ radio technology
• LiftMaster 1425E chain drive opener applications when confirmed by parts diagram
• Openers originally equipped with 41A5507-12C or 41A5507-12 board references
• Systems using compatible 390 MHz Security+ accessories

Additional Compatibility Notes

• Not for 315 MHz purple learn button openers.
• Not for yellow learn button Security+ 2.0 openers.
• Not for older green billion-code systems unless specifically documented.

Features & Specifications

Also Known As / Related Part Numbers

This part may be searched or referenced under the following manufacturer numbers, old numbers, related numbers, catalog aliases, or common search variations. Related numbers should be verified by the original parts diagram before treating them as exact replacements.

• 041A5507-12C
• 41A5507-12C
• 041A5507-12
• 41A5507-12
• 390 MHz receiver logic board
• red/orange learn button logic board
• Security+ 390 MHz logic board
• LiftMaster 1425E logic board reference

Technician Note

Do not order this part by appearance alone. LiftMaster, Chamberlain, Sears Craftsman, and Linear parts can look similar while using different frequencies, control circuits, connector layouts, rail generations, or production-specific hardware. Match the original part number, opener model, and parts diagram before installation.

Before Ordering, Confirm

• Original board number is 41A5507-12C, 41A5507-12, or a confirmed related number.
• Opener uses 390 MHz red/orange learn button technology.
• Connector layout and end panel match the original board.
• The opener is not a 315 MHz purple or yellow Security+ 2.0 system.
• Remote/keypad problems have been separated from sensor, wall control, and wiring faults.

Professional Advisory

Disconnect power before servicing any garage door opener component. For internal electrical parts, control boards, power supplies, and wiring-related failures, have the system inspected by a qualified garage door technician when there is visible damage, surge damage, unsafe door movement, or uncertainty about the diagnosis. Safety sensors and door balance should be tested after any repair.

Important Ordering Warnings

• Similar-looking parts may not be interchangeable across different opener generations.
• A compatible learn button color or brand name alone is not enough to confirm fitment.
• If the original issue was caused by wiring damage, a shorted accessory, water intrusion, or a binding door, the replacement part may fail again unless the root cause is corrected.

Questions & Answers

What frequency does the 41A5507-12C use?

The 41A5507-12C is a 390 MHz receiver logic board for compatible red/orange learn button opener systems.

Is this board used with LiftMaster 1425E?

It is commonly referenced with LiftMaster 1425E chain drive applications, but the original parts diagram should still be matched.

Can this replace a purple learn button board?

No. Purple learn button systems normally use 315 MHz technology and require a different board family.

What symptoms can point to a bad receiver logic board?

Failed remote programming, intermittent radio response, light relay problems, or no control response can point to the board after wiring, sensors, and wall controls are checked.

What related part numbers should I compare?

Compare 041A5507-12C, 41A5507-12C, 041A5507-12, and 41A5507-12 with the original board label.