Logic 5 control board Archives - DDM Garage Doors Blog

Counter Wiring for A LiftMaster Operator

Friday, December 18th, 2020 at 5:55 pm by Dan Musick

An operator counter tracks door cycles: one opening plus one closing equals one cycle. To track the usage of a garage door, users often install counters on the operators.

An image of  a LiftMaster operator with an external counter showing 196,491 cycles.
This 24-volt counter shows that the operator has cycled 196,491 times.

One of the more common reasons to track door cycles is to schedule maintenance before the door or the operator needs repairs.…

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How to Replace a LiftMaster Logic 5 Control Board

Friday, October 30th, 2020 at 4:35 pm by Dan Musick

The logic board acts as the brain of the opener, telling it when to open and shut the garage door. In this video, we show you how to replace a LiftMaster logic 5 control board.

Simple Instructions for How to Replace a LiftMaster Logic 5 Control Board
  1. Check to assure you ordered the correct logic board.


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Troubleshooting LiftMaster Operator Error Codes

Friday, October 23rd, 2020 at 4:57 pm by Dan Musick

Engineers at the Chamberlain Group have designed their LiftMaster operators with error codes that reduce the time required to troubleshoot and repair equipment.

Operator product manuals cover a variety of error codes. In this video, we cover the four major problems that occur in an estimated 80% of operator failures.…

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LiftMaster Logic 5 Voltages

Friday, September 25th, 2020 at 3:36 pm by Dan Musick

In most commercial operators sold in the last century, there were two voltages: the incoming line voltage, and the lower secondary voltage from the transformer. This was usually 24-28 volts with alternating current. On rainy days in my early years, this lower voltage would often produce a noticeable shock.…

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Setting Voltages on Single Phase LiftMaster Operators

Friday, September 18th, 2020 at 6:21 pm by Dan Musick

Installers and salesmen order sectional door operators to match the operator voltages to the voltages in the buildings. Sometimes salesmen order operators with the wrong voltage, and then need to change the operator voltage. This can be done by changing the wires at the motor, as long as the building voltage is 110 or 220 volts.…

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Functions of a LiftMaster Logic 5 Control Board

Friday, September 11th, 2020 at 2:09 pm by Dan Musick

Four-wire motors

When I first got into the door business, the most common wiring for a 110-volt circuit consisted of a four-wire motor and two power leads. The two power leads ran straight to the motor. The other wires from the motor could go to either power lead.…

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