LiftMaster 880LM Motion - Only Works with LiftMaster Security+ 2.0 Garage Door Openers - Detecting Control Panel - Features Menu-Driven Panel and Timer-to-Close

At the time I ordered and the time I write this review, the item description says "LiftMaster 880LM Motion." Product images and review pictures showed the 880LMW model. I was trying to replace an 880LM that was in my garage for over a decade before it died (stopped functioning and then ultimately blacked out). I was hesitant to order this due to the discrepancy, but I had few options. I received an 880LMW model. LUCKILY, with my model of Liftmaster (which came with the house, I do not know the model or have any manuals), the 880LMW was a drop-in replacement and worked right away with very little setup. I had it up and running with the existing screw holes and 2 wires within 5 minutes. The setup is very intuitive

Works better than advertised! Love the additional temperature readout on the display. Easy to install and simple to setup.

Original Liftmaster wall control stopped turning the light on with motion and then wouldn't turn off the light either. This is an exact replacement and now the light runs on correctly and shuts off the light as it 's supposed to. is a little pricey!

The one I bought was shipped from Amazon and sold by the seller named "Pattern." It came quickly and works great. It is labeled LiftMaster. But our garage door opener and the control panel it replaced is labeled Chamberlain. Our opener is a Chamberlain quiet belt drive unit with myQ Smartphone Control and battery backup. This control panel looks exactly the same as the one it replaced except that it is labeled LiftMaster instead of Chamberlain. The model number on the old Chamberlain unit this one replaced was 41A7305-1. The light switch on our old unit quit working and this new one works great as do all of the other functions.

This is a great panel, easy to swap in for my old unit that only had two buttons. Unfortunately when I try to enable the time-to-close feature, the display tells me my opener doesn't support that function. I have model 1D7675 with a yellow learn button and a 2013 manufacture date, and "Security 2.0+ labels on it." The manual specifically lists the time-to-close feature and indicates it requires the 880LM or 881LM panel to use that.That said, the LCD panel is still worth it, and I'm not going to try to return it as the LCD will list in plain english what's going on with the door, rather than cryptic flash codes from the opener. That helped me diagnose and fix two different issues: First, the door was refusing to close at certain times of day (sunlight hitting the IR receiver directly at night, or bouncing off a shiny trash tote and hitting it in the morning) and the panel showed "Sensor Blocked; Miswired; Error Code 1-1; See Manual" which helped a lot more than the blink codes which did not seem consistent; the panel also showed that status non-stop with the door open until I shaded the sensor so I could verify my fix without even operating the door. Second, I had tried re-calibrating the down force by setting the up and down limits (which inherently recalculates the normal force required to move the door) and apparently I had set the down limit a bit low, as occasionally the door would close fully and then re-open. Again, the blink codes are hard here because often I'd be inside the house when I heard it bounce up, and the blinking was already done, but the panel showed the error code, indicating downforce exceeded. Tweaking the closed limit was quick and easy.Aside from that, the temperature display is nice, as is the motion-activated light.

Easy install.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Perfect match for the one that stopped working after 15 years. Easy even for me to install. Thank you.

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