To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Genie Garage Door Opener work from the wall control but not the remote control?
If your Genie Garage Door Opener operates from the wall control but not from the remote, try programming the remote control code into the receiver memory. If one remote works but another doesn't, examine the battery, remote control type (Series II), and frequency of the non-working unit.
Why does my Genie Screw Drive Garage Door Opener door only run closed?
If your Genie Garage Door Opener only runs closed, check the OPEN limit switch for shorts and proper wiring. Also, check the force adjustment and look for a broken door spring.
Why does my Genie Screw Drive Garage Door Opener door only run open?
If your Genie Garage Door Opener only runs open, check the Safe-T-Beam System. Also, check the CLOSE limit switch for shorts and proper wiring and check the force adjustment.
How to extend the remote control range of my Genie Garage Door Opener?
If your Genie Garage Door Opener remote control has less than 25 feet of operating range, try relocating the remote control inside your car and pointing it at the door. You may also need to replace the battery. Do not attempt to retune the remote controls.
What to do if my Genie Screw Drive Garage Door Opener door starts down, then stops before it’s closed?
If your Genie Garage Door Opener's door starts going down but then stops before it fully closes, examine the CLOSE limit switch setting and also check for any shorted wires.
How to fix Genie Screw Drive Garage Door Opener that starts up, but stops before it’s completely open?
If your Genie Garage Door Opener starts to open but stops before it's fully open, ensure the door is in good repair, properly lubricated, and balanced. Also, check the OPEN limit switch setting and force adjustment. A broken door spring could also be the cause.
What to do if Genie Screw Drive Garage Door Opener door starts down, then stops and goes back up?
If your Genie Garage Door Opener door starts down, then stops and goes back up, check the force adjustment and the contact reverse. Also, inspect for any light beam obstruction or misalignment of the Safe-T-Beam. Finally, check the STB self-diagnostic code.
How to fix noisy Genie Screw Drive Garage Door Opener?
If your Genie Garage Door Opener is making excessive noise, make sure all fasteners are tight. Also, ensure the door is in good repair, properly lubricated, and balanced.
What to do if my Genie Garage Door Opener door starts for no reason?
If your Genie Garage Door Opener starts for no reason, check the staples on the wire from the power head to the wall control. If they cut into the insulation, they can short the wires. Replace the wire if it's cut. Also, if a remote control was lost or stolen, erase all remote control codes from the receiver memory and reprogram them. Check the operation of the wall control buttons, as they might be sticking.
How to troubleshoot Genie Garage Door Opener that does not run from wall control?
If your Genie Garage Door Opener's operator does not run from the wall control, check the lock switch on the wall console. Check the power source by plugging a lamp into the outlet used for the power head. If the lamp works, the power source is OK. If not, check the fuse or circuit breaker. If the power is OK, check the connections at the power head terminals and at the wall control. The motor protector may be open; wait about 20 minutes for it to reset.
General| Drive Type | Screw Drive |
|---|---|
| Horsepower | 1/2 HP |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Remote Control | Included |
| Safety Features | Infrared Sensors |
| Smart Home Compatibility | Compatible with Genie Aladdin Connect |
| Lifting Speed | 7 inches per second |
| Maximum Door Height | 7 ft |
| Security | Rolling Code Technology |
| Battery Backup | Optional |
Safe-T-Beam, Safe-T-Reverse, Safe-T-Stop for door safety.
Read, check balance, remove locks, mount control.
Power connection timing and door reversal test.
Determine location and mount header bracket.
Attach rail to bracket and mount power head to ceiling.
Install brackets, modules, and route wiring.
Adjust limit switches for full open and close positions.
Verify door reverses on contact.
Read instructions, child safety, door operation rules.
