The K001D8439 power/internet board is an internal service board for LiftMaster CAPXL and CAPXLV connected access systems. It supports the access station electronics where power handling and internet/network board functions are part of the service assembly. In the field, a customer may be chasing symptoms such as communication loss, power-related faults, network failure, or intermittent access system behavior, but those symptoms can also come from the power supply, wiring, surge damage, router/network equipment, cellular gateway, or another internal board. This is why the exact board part number and connector arrangement should be matched before ordering. Replacing the wrong CAPXL board can create additional downtime on a community entry system.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
| Product Type | Power / internet replacement board |
| Part Number | K001D8439 |
| Application | Internal board service part for connected access systems |
| Compatible System Type | High-capacity connected access system |
| Compatible Product Families | CAPXL and CAPXLV |
| Related Suffix | K001D8439MC may appear in some listings |
| Notes | Match board number and connector layout before ordering |
Do not replace this board solely because the entry system is offline. Check incoming power, low-voltage supply, surge protection, network cabling, router/switch connection, and water damage first.
This part is not a universal CAPXL main board and should not be treated as interchangeable with display boards, controller boards, CAPXS boards, or IPAC peripheral boards.
For access control systems serving a community, commercial property, or secured entry, board and low-voltage component replacement should be handled with the power disconnected and the wiring documented before removal. If there are damaged conductors, water intrusion, burned traces, or unreliable gate/door movement after replacement, have the system checked by a qualified access control technician.
It is an internal CAPXL/CAPXLV service board associated with power and internet/network board functions.
No. It is one internal board and should not be confused with every other board inside the access system.
Yes. Router settings, cabling, cellular equipment, power issues, and surge damage can all cause communication problems.
Match the access system model, board number, connector layout, and parts diagram.
No confirmed support was found for IPAC. It is associated with CAPXL and CAPXLV service applications.