The LiftMaster 41C5498 wire harness is used inside select AC chain-drive opener powerheads to restore the low-voltage wiring path. A low-voltage harness can be damaged by age, service work, pinched wires, rodents, corrosion, or a shorted accessory circuit. Symptoms may include intermittent wall-control operation, safety sensor wiring trouble, unreliable accessory connections, or visible harness damage. This is not the line-voltage harness and should not be substituted for high-voltage harness numbers. The correct harness must match the opener board connector, lead length, and routing so the low-voltage circuits remain properly separated and secured.
For use with select LiftMaster and Chamberlain AC chain drive garage door openers manufactured after 2001 that specify 041C5498 or 41C5498 in the replacement parts diagram. Supplier references also associate this part with select Craftsman/Chamberlain Group openers that call out 41C5498, with one noted caution that harness length may differ on some Craftsman applications such as 139.53985D. Verify original harness length and connector layout before ordering.
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster / Chamberlain Group |
| Product Type | Low voltage wire harness kit |
| Part Number | 41C5498 |
| Application | Internal low-voltage wiring harness replacement |
| Compatible Operator Type | Select AC chain drive residential garage door openers |
| Model Year Note | Commonly referenced for units manufactured after 2001 |
| Included Components | Low voltage wire harness kit |
| Notes | Not a high-voltage power or motor harness |
Low-voltage harness damage can be caused by a shorted accessory, pinched sensor wire, or control-board issue. Inspect connected field wiring before replacing the harness.
Do not bypass photo eyes or safety circuits to compensate for wiring problems. If low-voltage wiring faults keep returning, a qualified technician should inspect the entire control circuit.
Manufacturer references list 041C5498 for select LiftMaster and Chamberlain AC chain drive garage door openers manufactured after 2001.
No. It is a low-voltage wire harness kit and should not be substituted for high-voltage harnesses.
Yes, if the original harness is damaged or has poor connections, it may affect low-voltage controls depending on the opener design.
It may fit select Craftsman/Chamberlain Group models that list 41C5498, but connector layout and harness length should be checked.
Check the original part number, connector shape, wire routing, low-voltage field wiring, safety sensor wiring, and logic board condition.