Chamberlain Opener Error Code 4-5: Meaning and Fix

Also shown as: 45, Up 4 Down 5
Reading the opener display
A garage door opener reports faults through blinking LEDs on the motor head, a diagnostic window on the logic board, or the wall control. Count the flashes slowly and repeat the count before you decide what you saw. Chamberlain boards use the same flash chart as LiftMaster; the Learn button color matters.
Chamberlain makes the openers sold at home centers and shares its logic boards and diagnostic code tables with LiftMaster and Craftsman. The faults show as a flash count on the Learn LED or the motor-head display. The codes apply to model numbers such as B4505T and B2212T; check the label on your unit to confirm yours.
What causes 4-5
- Loose or failed travel module cable
- Misadjusted limit
- Door resistance during close
- Bad module
How to fix it
- Check the travel module connector.
- Test door travel by hand.
- Reset limits.
- Swap the module if bad.
- Retest.
Parts you may need
Questions
What is 4-5?
A travel module or movement fault.
Can I clear it?
Reseat the cable and retry.
Do I replace the board?
Check the module first.
Other Chamberlain opener codes
Sources
Part numbers are OEM references; confirm fit by your model number before ordering. Meanings compiled from manufacturer and parts-retailer documentation; see sources below. Unplug the appliance before opening it.
Applies to models including B4505T, B2212T, B6713T, B2202T, C2405T, RJO20.





