Chamberlain 41AB050-2 Garage Door Opener Logic Board Genuine Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Part

Works great. Easy install. Got it 1 day later than expected, but the post office doesn’t deliver on Sunday.

My motor started losing programming and for the past week we were not able to use HomeLink at all. It was a huge pain. Decided to give this replacement board a try, it was cheap and it was easy to replace. I didn't even read any instructions. It takes 3 screws to undo the panel, two connectors to pull out - white one is a bit of a pain, use knife or twizzers to under the lock, the black one just slides out, make sure to mark all the wires in the orange/white 1, white 2/gray terminals, that was all. All cars and fobs and my MyQ smart hub got programmed and started working right away with no glitches. It's as good now as it was 19 years ago when I installed it. I'm really glad I did this instead of buying a new motor for x10 the price.

I had the problem and read all the reviews and thank you eveyone for your insights and encouragment . i slowly by myself followed the directions up on my ladder and my door and remotes work better than I have ever know them to work ! supper fast programing and just so happy I did not need to call a garage door service ! Thank you ..all was delivered perfectly and it was all positive

Easy swap out....works great!!! Thank you!

Had to decide on whether to replace the whole unit or just the board. Only $50 difference but installing just the board would be the easier job. So I saved $50 dollars and am taking the chance that the unit lasts. I’m h well. Took about ten minutes and works great. I will replace the entire unit next time.

Unfortunately it was too pricey but I was in need to get opener fixed quick so I paid more than triple for this thing. I could have bought just the logic board from eBay for about $50. Anyway I received the 41AB050-2M model instead of 41AB050-2 but they are almost identical and functioning exactly the same. Took me less than 15 minutes to replace the bad one and reprogram all the remote controls.

After my garage door opener started blinking and clicking like mad, I chased down a repair video and sounded easy to just order and install this product. It was! The video said this part was $75, but I ended up paying $130. Still better than a neighbor who called a repair guy and shelled out over $800. Anyhow, installation was not tricky, just take a photo before pulling wires/disassembly. Not sure I could have screwed that up anyway. Wires a bit short inside made replugging a bit challenging, but that was it. Yeah, easy.

So this is a good review with no complaints.. I just question my decision on buying used and not new. I bought two of these used boards to replace one that didn’t work and another opener that was having an issue with opening from a distance. Boards came packed well, were clean and work great after installation. My concern is that one board is a 2005 and the other a 2007. I use these to replace my 2013’s - these boards are known for solder to break and this is why they malfunction. I’m hoping the two boards I bought haven’t been used more than my 2013’s and maybe they were better built before the 2013’s. Anyway - Just letting you know the boards could be 20 years old. If I had to do it again I’d probably buy new for 130..