The K101C0232-1 call button is the visitor input button used on the LiftMaster EL1SS telephone entry system. In daily use, this button can see heavy wear from weather exposure, repeated pressing, vandalism, or age. When it starts sticking, feels loose, has a damaged face, or no longer consistently starts the call sequence, replacement may be needed. The button is only one part of the EL1SS calling circuit, so it should be diagnosed as part of the full system. If the unit has no power, does not dial, fails to activate a relay, or has keypad/programming issues, those problems may not be caused by the button. This replacement part is best ordered by the exact EL1SS model and K101C0232-1 parts reference.
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Call button replacement part |
| Part Number | K101C0232-1 |
| Application | Telephone entry visitor call input |
| Compatible Product Type | EL1SS telephone entry system |
| Primary Model Reference | EL1SS |
| Related Components | EL1SS lock kit K002B0799-4 and transformer K002B0821-1 are separate parts |
| Notes | Diagnose power, phone/call path, relay, and wiring before replacing |
A call button can fail mechanically, but many EL1SS call problems are caused by power, wiring, programming, phone-line, or board issues. Test before replacing parts.
If troubleshooting requires electrical testing inside the EL1SS cabinet, use a qualified access control technician. Do not bypass relay or safety-related gate controls during testing.
K101C0232-1 is commonly listed as the replacement call button for the LiftMaster EL1SS telephone entry system.
It may be used when the EL1SS call button is physically damaged, worn, sticking, cracked, or not making reliable contact after wiring and system power have been checked.
No. A bad phone line, programming issue, relay setting, transformer problem, or board fault can also stop calls. The button only addresses the physical call-button assembly.
No. The EL1SS lock and key set is K002B0799-4. K101C0232-1 is the call button replacement part.
Yes. Test the button press, call routing, relay activation, and normal entry functions after replacement to make sure the system works correctly.