Garage Door Opener Light Sockets
Replacement garage door opener light sockets: the LiftMaster 041C0279 light socket kit and sockets for LiftMaster, Stanley, Allstar and Linear openers.
The chart below the products shows which socket fits.
Light sockets we carry
| Socket | Fits |
|---|---|
| LiftMaster 041C0279 | Light socket kit: most LiftMaster chain and belt drive models in the Replacement Parts Guide, including 2245, 2265, 3255, 3265, 3280, 3585, 8155, 8160, 8355, 8360, 8365, 8550, 8557, 8587 |
| LiftMaster 4A1344 / 175C147 | LiftMaster light sockets; match your old socket |
| Stanley 24268 | Double light socket kit |
| Allstar 102954 / Linear 218014-02 | Allstar lamp socket; Linear light socket |
Unplug the opener before replacing a light socket.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know which light socket fits my opener?
Match the part number in your opener’s manual or our parts diagrams. The LiftMaster 041C0279 kit fits most LiftMaster, Chamberlain and Craftsman chain and belt drive openers listed in the chart above.
The light still won’t turn on with a new bulb. Is it the socket?
It can be. Check that the bulb is seated and rated for the opener first. On many openers the logic board switches the light, so if a new bulb and a new socket still don’t light, the board is the next thing to check.
What bulb should I use in a garage door opener?
Use the bulb type and wattage your manual lists. Some regular LED bulbs interfere with the opener’s radio and cut remote range; LED bulbs made for openers, such as the LiftMaster LMLED1 and Genie LEDB1 in other opener parts, avoid that.
Do I need to unplug the opener to replace a socket?
Yes. Unplug the opener (and disconnect any battery backup) before you remove the cover or touch the socket wiring.
