





The LiftMaster 880LMW Smart Control Panel is designed for modern garage door systems, offering extensive compatibility and advanced features. It works with various Chamberlain, Craftsman, and LiftMaster models, particularly those produced from 2011 that have a yellow learn button. The panel facilitates programming of remotes and includes features like a menu display, maintenance alerts, and a timer-to-close function. Additionally, it has a motion detector for automatic light activation, light control, and a security 'set away' mode. This wireless panel is powered by a 3-volt battery and can upgrade older LiftMaster Security+ systems to the newer Security+ 2.0™ and MyQ_Technology.
Installation Manual for models manufactured in 2022 and after
Installation Manual for models manufactured prior to 2022
The LiftMaster 880LMW Smart Control Panel is compatible with a wide range of garage door opener models from different brands. The compatibility list includes:
LiftMaster Models: 8010, 8065, 8075, 8155, 8160W, 8164W, 8165, 8165W, 8355, 8355W, 8355W-267, 8360, 8360W, 8360W-267, 8360WL, 8365-267, 8365W-267, 8500, 8500-267, 8500W, 8500W-267, 8550, 8550W, 8550W-267, 8550WL, 8557, 8587, 8587W, 8587WL, WLED, and WLED-267.
Chamberlain Models: 349544, 349544EV, B1381, B500, B503, B510, B550, B730, B750, B970, C203, C400, C410, C450, C610C, C870, HD210, HD210C, HD220, HD220C, HD420EV, HD420EVC, HD520EVG, HD750WF, HD750WFC, HD920EV, HD950WF, HD950WFC, LW260C, LC500EVC, LW2200, LW3000EV, LW3500EV, LW5000EV, LW6000WFC, LW9000WF, LW9000WFC, PD220, RJO20, PD222, PD510, PD512, PD612EV, PD622EVC, PD762EV, WD1000WF, WD1000WFC, WD832KEVC, WD850KEVG, WD852KEV, WD962KEV, WD962KEVC, WD962MLEVC, WD962KPEV, and WD962MLEV.
Craftsman Models: 139.3043, 139.54930, 139.54931, 139.54985, 139.57915, and 139.57918


We've found that replacing the majority of the hinges and installing the rest of the kit does a pretty good job of silencing the door without needing to deal with that bottom roller. If you really feel it needs to be changed, we have a separate process for that, but it's not necessary for most installations.
