The up limit needs to be adjusted. The door should stop with the trolley about 4 inches short of that bolt in the T-rail. Usually 2 full turns of the up limit control in the opposite direction of the arrow printed on the cover will fix this problem.

Don thanks for your input. The problem is I have adjusted the limit switches also I swapped the limit switch assembly
(includes the up & down limit switches) that didn't change anything. I also swapped out the circuit board with my working garage opener also no change. Something is causing it to not shut off going up. Any other ideas?
Woody

There isn't anything other than the limit switch assembly and the logic board. Watch the limit switch assembly as the door is opening and see if the contacts actually meet before the trolley hits the bolt. You might try cleaning those contacts with some emery cloth. Every function of your opener is controlled by the logic board. I would also trace the wire going to the up limit contact to make sure it isn't broken or has come loose.

Don after futher diag I found the terminal tension on the gray wire that feeds the limit switches was not tight. It was on the end that plugs on the limit switches. I should have caught that the first time I unpluged it.
Thanks again for your help