The LiftMaster K75-38330 rear housing assembly is the main rear enclosure service part used on select CAPXL and CAPXLV connected access systems. The rear housing supports the physical structure of the unit and helps keep the display assembly, board assemblies, wiring harnesses, lock hardware, and field wiring protected and properly aligned. On outdoor entry systems, housing damage can cause more than a poor appearance. A bent or cracked cabinet can create water intrusion, strain the faceplate, pull on connectors, or prevent the front door from closing evenly. K75-38330 is used when the back section of the unit needs to be restored without replacing the entire access control system. Fitment should be verified carefully because similar LiftMaster entry systems may use different cabinet shells.
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Rear housing assembly |
| Part Number | K75-38330 |
| Application | CAPXL/CAPXLV enclosure repair |
| Compatible Systems | CAPXL, CAPXLV when confirmed by parts diagram |
| Included Components | Rear housing assembly; verify supplied hardware with listing |
| Material / Finish | Outdoor-rated access control cabinet component |
| Notes | Cabinet damage can affect faceplate alignment and weather sealing |
When the rear housing is damaged, check the faceplate, touchscreen/display assembly, power/internet board, control board, cables, lock hardware, grounding, and field wiring before reassembly. Cabinet repairs often reveal secondary damage.
A damaged access control enclosure can expose wiring and electronics to moisture. Do not energize a wet or compromised unit. Have a qualified access control technician inspect and repair the system when cabinet damage is severe.
K75-38330 is commonly listed for CAPXL and CAPXLV rear housing assembly replacement, but the installed model and parts diagram should still be checked.
No. EL2000SS uses different cabinet parts. K75-38330 is for CAPXL/CAPXLV-style connected access systems.
It may be needed after impact damage, vandalism, corrosion, poor mounting, stripped hardware points, or weather-related enclosure failure.
Treat it as a rear housing assembly unless the supplier specifically lists additional components. Electronics and display assemblies are normally separate service parts.
Replace the faceplate only if it is bent, cracked, misaligned, or damaged. Always check the front assembly for proper fit before reusing it.