Genie Quietlift 2M User manual

OperationandMaintenanceManual 3563435770
®
2 M 4 M
AC Powered Belt Drive
TABLEOFCONTENTS
WarrantyInformation ..........................2
YourDocumentationPackage ...............3
SafetyInformation.............................. 4
SafetyFeatures...................................4
Important InstallationInstructions..........4
Pre-InstallationChecklist.........................5
Adjustments........................................9-10
Programming theRemoteControl....... 11
InstallationofLightBulb.......................19
TroubleshootingGuide..................20-21
PartsListandExplosion...................... 22
Accessories..............................................23
COMPLETEWITH INTELLICODE
REMOTECONTROL AND SERIESII
ELECTRONICS
Forupto7’ 6” tallDoors.
IncludedWallControlMUSTbeinstalledpriorto
Operation ofthisGarageDoorOperator.
Safe-T-Beam®SafetyReverseSystemMustbeInstalled
and the ForceControlsMUSTbeProperlySet to
closedoor.
ThisEquipmentmeetsorexceedsallFederal,Stateand
UL325SafetyRequirements.
HavingDifficulty?NeedHelp?
Pleasecallus:1-800-35-GENIE(354-3643)
PleasehaveModelinformationreadywhencalling .
ForHelp,call1-800-35-GENIE

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THE GEENNIIEECCOOMMPPAANNYY LLIIMMIITTEEDD
WWAARRRRAANNTTYY
What iscovered?
Any defect in material and product workmanship from personal, normal
household use in accordance with the Owner’s Manual.
Forhow long?
MODEL 2040L . . . 15 years on motor, 3 years all other parts.
MODEL 2040C . . . Lifetime* on motor, 3 years all other parts.
*For as long as you own your home.
Whogetsthewarranty?
This warranty is limited to the consumer who originally purchased the
product.
Geographicsccooppee::
This warranty applies only to units installed and operated within the
country where they were purchased.
What thiswarrantydoesnot cover:
This warranty does not cover batteries (which are considered replaceable parts),
installation, commercial use, defects resulting from accidents, damage while in
transit to our service location or damage resulting from alterations, misuse or
abuse, lack of proper maintenance, unauthorized repair or modification of the
product, affixing of any attachment not provided with the product, programming of
the Remote Control Devices, Safe-T-Beam® adjustment/cleaning, staples through
wiring, pinched or broken wires, Carriage disengaged, Force Control adjustments,
door out of balance, broken springs or cables, power outages, use of extension
cords, missing or damaged parts on discounted, clearanced, final sale or taped
cartons, phantom operations (labor is not covered if Opener is functioning
properly while technician is in garage),fire, flood, or acts of God, or other failure to
follow the Owner’s Manual.
FOR ANSWERS: CALL 1.800.354.3643
Please note the following information,so it is available if you
need to call us.
Limitations:
Date Purchased / /
IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THOSE OF FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSEANDMERCHANTABILITY (AN UNWRITTEN
WARRANTY THAT THE PRODUCT IS FIT FOR ORDINARY USE), ARE
LIMITED TO ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE. GENIE
WILL NOT PAY FOR: LOSS OF TIME; INCONVENIENCE; LOSS OF
USE OF YOUR GENIE PRODUCTOR PROPERTYDAMAGE CAUSED
BY YOUR GENIE PRODUCT OR ITS FAILURE TO WORK; ANY SPE-
CIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES; OR ANY
DAMAGES RESULTING FROM MISUSE OR MODIFICATION OF YOUR
GENIE PRODUCT.
Some states and provinces do not allow limitations on how long an
implied warranty lasts or the exclusion of incidental or consequential
damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you.
This warranty is the only one we will give on your Genie product, and it
sets forth all our responsibilities regarding your Genie product.Thereare
noother express warranties.
State and province rights: This warranty gives you specific legal rights,and
you may also have other rights which vary from state to state and
province to province.
How to get warrantyservice:
To obtain warranty service for your Genie product, you must provide proof
of the date and place of purchase of the product.
1.Do-It-Yourself-Service.
Call the Genie Customer Service toll free at 1.800.354.3643 to speak in
person to a trained Genie representative for assistance in diagnosing
the problem and arranging to supply you with the required parts for do-
it-yourself repairs. Trained service representatives are available
Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m., Eastern Time, and on Saturday,
10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Eastern Time (subject to holidays) You may
also get the information you need at www.geniecompany.com.
2.ServiceFromAuthorizedDealers.
You also may obtain warranty service from Genie authorized dealers by
calling the Genie Customer Service at 1.800.354.3643 or by visiting
www.geniecompany.com before scheduling warranty service. If warranty service
is provided by an authorized dealer, Genie will provide all required parts under
warranty at no charge to you, but the dealers are independent business people
and may render a bench or service call charge for their services. Genie will not
reimburse you or otherwise be responsible for those charges.
We suggest that you retain your original packing material in the event we choose
to repair or replaqce your Genie Product and request that you ship it to us. Be
sure to include your name, address, telephone number, proof of date and place
of purchase and a description of the operating problem. After repairing or
replacing, your Genie product, we will ship it to your home at no cost to you for
parts and labor, but you will have to pay a minimum of $5.00 for shipping and
handling charges.
Your choice of either one of the above-described service options is your
exclusive remedy under this warranty.
Serial Number
Operator Model
Remote Control
Model
Dealer Name
Dealer Address
City
State
Zip
INCLUDEDIN THISPACKAGE
· Warranty Information
· PreInstallationChecklist to be reviewed prior toany
assembly or installation
· Pictorialandstep bystep openerassemblyinstructions
· Pictorialandstep bystep opener installation instructions
· Necessary Adjustments
· ProgrammingRemote Devices
· Maintenance andTroubleshooting
· PartsExplosions
· AccessoryOrderForm
· DoorOpenerAssociationSafetyand Maintenance
Brochure (DASMA)
· EntrapmentWarningLabel -To be Adhered in close
proximity to wallcontrol
NOTE
Pleasekeeporiginalor photocopyof yoursalesreceipt
with thismanual for future referenceshouldservice
ever be required.
ITISCRITICALTHATALLSAFETYWARNINGS
MARKEDCLEARLYINBOTHTHEMANUAL
ANDPOSTERAREREAD,UNDERSTOODAND
FOLLOWED.

OVERVIEWOFPOTENTIALHAZARDS
GarageDoorsareheavyobjectsthat movewith the help ofspringsunder high tensionandelectricmotors.Sincemoving objects,springs
under tension,andelectricmotorscancauseinjuries, yoursafetyand thesafetyof othersdepend on youreading the informationin thisman-
ual. If you havequestionsor donot understand theinformationpresented, callyournearestservicerepresentative.
In thissection,and those that follow,the words Danger , Warning and Caution areused toemphasizeimportantsafetyinformation.Theword:
DANGER:
WARNING:
CAUTION:
indicatesan imminently hazardoussituation which,if not avoided,will result in death orseriousinjury.
indicatesapotentially hazardoussituation which,if not avoided,could result in death orseriousinjury.
indicatesa potentially hazardoussituation which,if not avoided,may result in injuryand property damage.
Theword NOTE isused to indicateimportantstepsto befollowed orimportant information.
POTENTIALHAZARD
EFFECT
PREVENTION
MOVING DOOR
WARNING:
CanCauseSerious
InjuryorDeath
•Keeppeopleclearof openingwhiledoorismoving.
•DoNotallowchildrento playwith thedooroperator.
•DoNot operateadoorthat jamsoronethat hasabrokenspring.
ELECTRICALSHOCK
WARNING:
CanCauseSerious
InjuryorDeath
•Turn off powerbeforeremovingoperatorcover.
•When replacingcover,makesurewiresarenot pinchedornear
movingparts.
•Operatormustbeproperlygrounded.
HIGHSPRINGTENSION
WARNING:
CanCauseSerious
InjuryorDeath
•DoNot try to remove,repairoradjustspringsoranything to
which doorspring partsare fastened,suchas,wood blocks,
steelbrackets,cablesorotherlikeitems.
•Repairs and adjustmentsmust be madebya trainedservice
personusingproper toolsandinstructions.
IMPORTANT INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS WARNING:
TOREDUCETHERISKOFSEVEREINJURYORDEATH:
1 READ ANDFOLLOWALLSAFETY,INSTALLATION AND
OPERATIONINSTRUCTIONS.If you haveany
questionsor do not understandan instruction,call
yourservice representative.
2 DoNot install operator onan improperly balanced
door. An improperly balanced doorcould cause
severeinjury. Repairsand adjustments to cables,
springassembly,and other hardware must be made
bya trainedserviceperson using proper toolsand
instructions.
3 Removeall ropes,and disableall locksconnected to
the door beforeinstalling operator.
4 Install door operator7 feet ormoreabove the floor.
Mount theemergencyreleaseknob 6 feetabove
the floor.
5 DoNot connect theoperator to thesourceof power
until instructed to doso.
6 Locate thecontrol button:
•Withinsight of door.
•Ataminimum height of 5 feet,sosmall children
cannot reachit.
•Awayfromall moving partsof thedoor.
7 Install theentrapmentWARNINGlabel next to the
wall button orconsole.Install the emergency release
tag on,or next to,theemergencyrelease
8 Theoperator must reversewhen the doorcontactsa
1-1/2inch high object on thefloorat thecenterof
thedoorway.Thisisabout thesizeofa2"x4" board
laid flat.
SAFETY FEATURES
Safe-T-Beam® (STB)Non-ContactReversingSystem
Placesaninvisiblebeamacrossdooropening,that reverses
thedoorduring down travel to thefullyopenposition if
anything passesthrough beam.
Safe-T-Reverse® ContactReversingSystem
Automaticallystopsand reversesaclosing doorwithin 2
secondsofcontact withan object.
Safe-T-Stop® TimedReversedSystem
Automaticallyopensaclosingdoor,if door doesnot close
within 30seconds.
ForceGuard® Control
Usedtoset the forcerequired foropeningand closing
door.Formaximumsafety,set theminimum forcerequired
tofully openandclosedoor.
AutomaticLightingSystem
Light bulb up to100Wattsmax.,used forsaferentriesand
exits.Thelight turnsonwhendoorisactivatedandauto-
maticallyturnsoff 5minuteslater.
ManualEmergencyRelease
Allowsthe garagedoor tobeopenedorclosedmanually
foremergenciesor maintenance.
3 3

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PRE-INSTALLATIONCHECKLIST
ThisOpener includespartsandsuppliesneeded toinstall in most
garagesand connect to most garagedoors. Therearemany variations
of garagesand garage doors. A few additional partsand suppliesmay
be needed toinstallOpenerinto your garageand connect to your
garage door. Whilechecking itemslisted below,noteanyadditional
itemsyou will need.
Toolsusedinthissection:
•12'+TapeMeasure •Pencil •Ladder •Level
CheckfollowingitemsbeforeassemblingOpener:
WARNING:
Ifyourdoorsticks,binds,orisout of balance,haveitadjusted
byaGenieFactoryAuthorizedDealer. Doorsprings,cables,
pulleys,bracketsandassociatedhardwareareunderextreme
tensionandcancauseseriousinjuryordeath.
SECTIONAL DOOR, TORSION SPRINGS
Torsion
Springs
CheckStep1: CHECK DOORCONDITION AND
THICKNESS
Checkcondition of verticalstile incenterof door,and itsconnection to
door’s top and bottom beams.( Figure 2 )
A If door frameisnailed togetherand not asolid connection,door
framemust be braced or reinforced beforeinstallingOpener.
B If door is“lightweight” (madewith frameandskin - not solid),door
(including door frame) must be bracedor reinforcedbefore
installing Opener .
C A door opener reinforcement bracket mayalsobeneeded to
connect garagedoor toOpener'sDoorBracket. ThisOpener is
designed for installation ona properlybraced sectional door or
solidlybraced one-piece door.
D Contact yourGenieFactory Authorized Dealer or dealer of your
garagedoor forany necessarybracingandadoor opener
reinforcement bracket (if needed) before proceeding.
E If you haveawooden door,measuredoor’s thickness.If your door
islessthan2” thick, brace door or useshorterDoorBracketLagScrews
(1/4"x1-1/4"–not included)
SECTIONAL DOOR, EXTENSION SPRINGS
Extension
Springs
Center
Stile
ONE-PIECE DOOR, TRACKLESS
HeaderArea
CheckStep2: CHECKGARAGE DOOR
ALIGNMENT,OPERATION,
ANDBALANCE
CenterStile
Figure2 NoteDoorType
A Raisedoor,checkalignment andseeif it movesfreely( Figure1 ). If
doorappearsout of alignment,binds,or doesnot movesmoothly, CheckStep
3:
M EASURE G ARAGE D OOR H EIGHT
contact aGenieFactoryAuthorized Dealer or dealer of your garage
door for repairsand adjustmentsto door mechanism.
B Raisedoor to3'–4'abovegroundand carefullylet go. Door
shouldstaystationary. Slight movement isacceptable. More than
slight movement meansdoor isout of balance. Contact aGenie
FactoryAuthorized Dealer or dealer of your garage
door for repairsand adjustments to door mechanism.
C Checkdoor type. Make anote of whetherit isasectional ora
one-piece door( Figure2 ).
KEEPFEETCLEAROFDOOR
A TheBelt DriveGarageDoorOpenerisdesigned for doorsup to
and including 7’ 6” tall.
B If door height is8’-0”,you needaRailExtensionKit.( Figure 3 ).
(SeeAccessoriesOrderForm,Page23).
C If thedoor height istaller than8’-0”, the openeryou purchased is
the wrong version.Contact yourCustomerServiceRepresentative
at 1-800-354-3643.
RailExtensionfor
8'door
3'-4' 3'-4'
SectionalDoor One-PieceDoor Figure3 RailExtensionKit

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Figure1 Checkingdoorbalance

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SECTIONALDOOR
CheckStep 4:
C HECK D OOR H EADER A REA
NOTE
Theheaderisaheavilyreinforcedsection of the wall just
above the top of the garagedooropening.
A Find verticalcenterline of doorand header:
• Closedoor.
• Measuredoor widthat top.
• Markapoint at center of doorand on headerdirectly
abovedoor. Drawacenter line toconnect points.
B FindHeaderBracket mounting height ( Figure4 ): (Donot attach
HeaderBracket).
• Raisedoor,watching top edge of doorandstop door
when itsedge reachesitshighest point.
• Measuredistance(“H”) from top edgeof door to floor.
–Forsectional doors,add 1" to“H”. Markapoint
oncenter line. Bottom of HeaderBracket will be
installed here.
–Forone-piece doors,add 7" to“H”. Mark thispoint on
center line. Bottom of HeaderBracket will be
installed here.
HEADER ONE-PIECEDOOR
HEADER
Figure4 FindHighestPoint ofTravel
NOTE
• Forboth typesof doors:
–If theceiling in your garageisso low that there
isnot at leasta3"spaceabovetheHeader
Bracket mounting point,contact aGenieFactory
Authorized Dealer.
• Ifadoorspring isin the way,placetheHeader
Bracketabove thespring. DoNot move thedoor
spring.
C Checkwall forastud orasolid headerat your mark: (If checkinga
finished wall,astud finder maybe helpful).
• If location isaboveHeader,a2" x6"board must be
screwed tostudsbesideyour mark with at least twoLag
ScrewsandFlatWashers(not provided).
• Transferyour mark to new mounting board.
CheckStep5:
C HECK P OWER
H EAD M OUNTING
A REA
Checkceiling orspaceabovewhereOpenerPowerHead will be
mounted ( Figure5 ):
120Volt grounded outlet
orwiringbox within3feetof
PowerHead.
11'
DoorCenterLine
Figure5 CheckPowerHeadlocation
A Measurefrom garagedoor centerline toward rearof garage:
• Approximately 11'.
B Find location of ceiling joist or trussabove whereOpenerPower
Head will be and estimate type and quantity of materials needed for
your installation ( Figure 6 ).
MOUNTINGEXAMPLES
Perforated Angle Iron
Conduit
PerforatedStraps
FINISHEDCEILINGS
Locateceiling joistsor trussesusing
astud finder orsimilar device.
Attach angleiron(not included) to
joistsor trussesthrough finish
material usingLagScrews.
OPENCEILINGS Strapsand angle
iron mayattach directly to joists
or trusses.
Figure6 Mounting methodsforopen beamorfinishedceilings

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D
CheckStep6:
C HECK C EILING FOR G ROUNDED
P OWER S OURCE CheckStep
8: RECOMMENDED TOOLS
A Check that there isa15Amp 120Volt grounded electrical
outlet or grounded permanent wiring box (per building code)
within 3' ofOpenerPowerHead:
• If not,an outlet or wiring boxmust be installed. Contact
alicensedelectrician for installation.
• If building codesrequire permanent wiring,PowerHead
A Tools( Figure8 ):
B Additional toolstomakeinstallationeasier:
• Slottedand phillipsscrew-driverbits
• Studfinder
• Sheet-metalcuttingsnips
must be partially disassembled to install appropriate
wiring in placeofPowerCord. SeeAssemblyand
Information Poster. CheckStep
9: REMOVEEXISTINGGARAGE
DOORLOCKS
NOTE
Permanent wiring must be installed by a Licensed
Electrician . Not all GenieFactory Authorized Dealers
are Licensed Electrician's. Contact someone who is a
LicensedElectrician.
WARNING
DoNot useanextensioncord! Extensioncordscan
cause dangerousoverheating conditions.
DoNot useportable generator! Thisproduct is
designed to operate usingstandard housecurrent. Do
Not usealternate powersupplies,
Checkthat thegaragedoorlocks,rope,andT-Handlesare
removedfrom thegaragedoorbeforestarting theinstallation.
A Ifyourgaragedoesnot haveaseparateentrydoor,it is
highlyrecommended to installaGenieEmergencyReleaseKit
( GER-2 ).EmergencyReleaseKit letsyouopen thegaragedoor
fromoutsideif thereisapowerfailure. (PleaseseeAccessories
Order Formonpage23.)
Beforegoingfurther,get anyitemsand toolsneededfor
your installation
❒ Garage door frame reinforcement brackets,screws,bracing
or reinforcement kits(dealer)
❒ LagScrews(1-1/4")forawood door lessthan 2" thick(store)
❒ Electrical outlet and/or wiring (supplied byalicensedelectrician)
❒ Sufficient angleiron orstrapping for hangingPowerHead(store)
CheckStep7:
C HECK S AFE -T-B EAM ®
M OUNTING B RACKET L OCATION
❒ 100Watt light bulb (Roughservice bulbs recommended)(store)
❒ GER-2EmergencyReleaseKit for entry during power failure (store)
❒ Wood for header,ceiling,and/or door bracing reinforcement
Checkforwoodgarageframe,jamb,ormasonryat mounting
location(6"abovefloor)withattachment tabsfacingaway
fromgaragedoor( Figure7 ).
A Ifyoucannot mountSafe-T-Beam®MountingBracket to
wood frame:
• Concretescrewsandconcreteanchors(not included)
mustbeusedtomountBracketson masonrywith
attachment tabsfacingawayfromgaragedoor.
Source
Sensor
(if needed)
❒ Masonry fastenersforSafe-T-Beam®Bracket installation,(if needed)
❒ Masonrydrill bit (if needed)
❒ ExtensionKit (for8’Garage Doors)
GotoAssemblyandInstallationPoster forfull
InstallationInstructions.
Safe-T-Beam®
MountingBracket
Topof
Bracket6"
above
floor
Figure7 MountingSafe-T-Beam®Components Figure8 RecommendedTools

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MAINTENANCEAND ADJUSTMENTS
A Adjusting the beam( Figure3 ).
• Adjust thesourceand sensorunitsuntil theGreen
Step1: ALIGNINGTHESAFETY-T-BEAMS®
WARNING
indicator lightsstay on.
–Besure tostayout of the path of thebeam while
making adjustments.
• If oneGreen indicator light staysoff,checkfor
–Dirt on the lens.
THESAFE-T-BEAM®MUSTBEALIGNED ORTHEOPEN-
ERWILLNOT FULLY FUNCTION.
Seriousinjury or death from aclosing garage doormay
result becauseof failure to test thesafetyreversesystem.
Repeat thistest monthlyand adjustasneeded.
NOTE
TheSafe-T-Beam®isan invisible ray of light that travels
acrossthe bottom of the garage door opening ( Figure 1 ).If
an object blocks the beam while the garagedoor isclosing,
the opener will stop,then reverseand fully open the door.
–Sunshinning into the lens.
–Ashort in the wiring (checkstaplesand
connectionsat terminals).
Figure3 AdjustingBeam
Figure1 SAFE-T-Beam®
NOTE
TheSafe-T-Beam®indicator lightsdisplay thestatusof
theSafe-T-Beam®system ( Figure 2 ).
SourceRedLED
SensorGreen(2LED’s)
ON=PowerOn
OFF=PowerOff
IfOFF,check wirecon-
nectionat Powerhead.
Checkfor brokenor
shorted wires.Check
for defectivesource.
BOTHOFF= NoPower
ONEOFF/ ONEON=Misaligned.
ONEON / ONEBLINKING=Beam
needsbetter alignment.
BOTHON= Normal Function,
No Obstruction.
Receiver
Sensor
Transmitter
Source
Figure2 IndicatorLights

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WARNING MAINTENANCEAND ADJUSTMENTS
Besure thecarriageisdisengaged from the belt before
performing the following portion of theSafety-T-Beam®
testing.Thecarriageisdisengaged when the release
leverispointing down ( Figure 4 ).
Step
2:
P ROGRAMMING R EMOTE C ONTROLS
WARNING
B Check the reversefunction.
• Check that theCarriageisdisengaged( Figure4 ).
• Pressthe wall button to move the bullet ( Figure5 ) to the
open position (awayfrom the door)( Figure4 ).
–Observethe belt asit travelsand adjust tension
if necessary.
• Pressthe wall button to start the bullet in the close direction.
• Block theSafe-T-Beam® while the bullet ismoving toward
the door( Figure6 ).
–Thebullet muststop and reversedirection when the
beamisblocked.
C Check the forced closure feature( Figure 7 ).
• Block theSafe-T-Beam®.
• Pressthe wall buttonand verify that the bullet movesin
theclosedirectionaslongasyou hold the button but
reverseswheneveryou let go of the button ( Figure7 ).
Amovinggaragedoormaycauseseriousinjuryordeath.
· Keeppeopleclearofopeningwhiledoorismoving.
· DonotallowchildrentoplaywithRemoteControls.
IftheSafetyReversedoesnot workproperly:
· Closethedoorand disconnect theOpenerusing
theEmergencyReleaseCord.
· Do not usethedoorOpener,RemoteControls,or
WirelessKeypad.
· Referto thedooranddoorOpenerOwner’s
Manualsbeforeattemptinganyrepairs.
· Stayclearof theopener'sbelt,thedoorandany
othermoving partswhenoperating theopener
witharemotecontrol.
A ToProgram oneButton of aRemoteControl
• LocateLearnButton andLearnIndicatorLight onside of
PowerHead( Figure1 ).
Figure4 Disengagecarriage
Figure5 observebullet travel
Figure1 LearnCodeButtonandIndicatorLight
• Pressand releaseLearnButton.Red LearnIndicatorLight will
blink 2 timespersecond.
• PressRemoteControlButton once within 30
seconds( Figures2 and3 ). RedLearnIndicatorLight will
staylit.
• PressRemoteControlButton again.Red LearnIndicatorLight
will go out,indicating that memory isstored.
B ProgrameachadditionalRemoteusingstep A above.
BLOCKTHEBEAM
WHILETHEBULLET
ISMOVINGDOWN.
315 Mhz
Frequency
Switch
390 Mhz
Frequency
Switch
Figure6 Blockthebeam
1ButtonCompactRemote
w/DockingStation 3ButtonCompactRemote w/DockingStation
PLACEANOBJECTIN
THEBEAM’SPATH.
Figure7 Blockthebeam
Figure2 GenieRemoteControls
NOTE
Onlyone remote button can beenteredat a time.Repeat
AandBforeachremotebutton to beprogrammed.

1
0
C RemoteControl Operation.
• PressButton onRemoteControl. Garagedoor will move.
• PressButtonagain. Garagedoor will stop:
Thedoorautomaticallystopsat theend of theopen or
closecycle.
• PressButtonagain. Garage door will reverse.
• SomeRemoteControlsareequipped with a flashlight.The
Genielogo isthe button which operatesthe light.There isa
backlight under the button. When it doesnot light,it
indicatesthebatteryneedsreplaced.
AND GO OUT
Frequency
Flashlight Button Switch Figure4 Erasingtheremotes
NOTE
Ifthelight ontheremoteglowsdimlyordoesnot light
whenoperatingtheremote,replacethebatteries.
1Button
Remote
w/Flashlight
3Button
Remote
w/Flashlight
3Button
Large
Remote
w/Flashlight
E Replacing the batteries.
•Pop off the backof the transmitter usingacoin.
•Replace the battery with a new compatablecoin
type battery.(size 2032)
•Snap the backof the transmitter on.
Figure3 GenieRemoteControls
NOTE
TransmitterComplianceStatement
• EachRemoteControl must be programmed separately.
• TheRemoteControlswill not causethe door Opener toclose
the garage door if theSafe-T-Beam®System ismalfunctioning.
• WhenProgramming theRemoteControls,they must beat
least 24” from theAntennaWire.
• If the redLearnIndicatorLight blinksapproximately4 times
persecond,programminghasstopped,repeattheabovesteps.
• EachButton ona2 or3ButtonRemoteControl isfora
different Opener.Youcannot use more than oneButton per
Remote,perOpener.
• A maximum of sevenRemoteControlsorWirelessKeypads
canbestored into theReceiverat one time.If aRemote
Control becomeslost,or if you want to deleteaRemote
Control or Wirelesskeypad,see“ToErase allReceiver Memory”
CAUTION
Shouldaremotebecomelost orstolen it isimperativethat
theremotecontrolcodesbeerased from thereceiver
memoryand newcodesprogrammed,toprevent the
missingremotefrombeingabletooperatethedooropener.
D Erasingall remotes( Figure4 ).
• Pressand hold LearnButton onPowerHead until Learn
IndicatorLight goesout. Memory iserased.
• Program receiveragain asneeded.
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FCCANDICCERTIFIED
AlldevicescomplywithPart15oftheFCCRules.
Operationissubject to thefollowing two conditions:(1)
thisdevicemaynotcauseharmful interference,and(2)
thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,
includinginterferencethatmaycause
undesiredoperation.
ABOUTDUALFREQUENCY
REMOTETRANSMITTERS
Yourgaragedooropener(GDO)featuresa unique dualfre-
quency remotecontrolsystem for reliableservice in today’s
crowdedairwaves.Overcrowdedairwavesmay intermittently
interferewithGDO’sremotecontrolsystem. The dual
frequencyfeature greatly reducesthe possibilityof
unwanted interference.
The receiver in theGDO’s powerheadcan receivesignalsat 315
AND 390 MHz.Theremote isfactoryset at 315 MHz. SeeFigure
2 and 3 onpage11 f or frequencyselectorswitch.
Switchyour remotecontrol frequencywhen:
• Remotedoesnot haveadequaterange.
• Remote worksinconsistently with fresh battery
installed-LEDfeedbacklightsup when pressing button.
• Programming your car’s HomeLink®system.
Toprograma HomeLink®device:
(ThisGDOisHomeLink®compatible.)
• Useasmall flat screwdriver toswitch the frequency
selector to390MHz.
• Follow the HomeLink®instructionsin your car
owner’s manual.
• Reset the remotecontrol frequency to315MHzfor
everyday use.
A Check that thecarriage isdisengaged.
• Closethe garagedoor if not alreadyclosed .
• Mark the rail at thecenterof thecarriage( Figure1 ).
B Manually raise the door to the fully open position.FORAONE-
PIECEDOOR,,OPEN ONLYUNTILTHEDOORISJUSTSHORTOFLEVEL.
• Mark the rail at thecenterof thecarriage( Figure1 ).
• Manuallyclosethe garagedoor.
CENTER OF
CARRIAGE WITH
DOOR CLOSED
Figure1 Marktherail
C Examinewhere thecarriagestop ( Figure 2 )..
• Usingaremote toactivate the opener.
–Check where the bullet stopsat eachend of the rail.
Figure2 Examinewhere thecarriagestops
Step3: ADJUSTINGTHEOPEN ANDCLOSE
LIMITS
WARNING
NOTE
Repeatedactivation maycausethe opener to
thermallyshut down(the light will flash4 times).Ifso,
wait 30minutesforcool down beforecontinuing.
Stayclear of the opener’sbelt,doorandall other moving
partsduring thistest.
CAUTION
Besure thecarriageisdisengaged from the belt during
the initial limit adjustments.Thecarriage isdisengaged
when the release leverispointing down.DONOT
ENGAGETHECARRIAGEUNTIL INSTRUCTED .
D Adjust the open limit ( Figure3A ).
• Turn theOpenLimit AdjustmentScrew1/4 turnat a time
toward the up ordown tochangewhere the bulletstops.
–Usethe remote tocycle the openerafter
each adjustment.
–Adjust until the bullet’sleadingedgestopsat the
pencil mark.
CAUTION
Set theOpenandCloselimitscarefully.Setting thelimits
beyondwhere thedoorcanphysicallytravel couldcause
damageto thedoor,thedoorhardwareoropener.
Figure3A Adjusting theopenlimit
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E Adjust thecloselimit ( Figure3B ).
• Turn theCloseLimit AdjustmentScrew1/4 turnat a time
toward the up ordown tochangewhere the bulletstops.
–Usethe remote tocycle the openerafter
each adjustment.
–Adjust until the bullet’sleadingedgestopsat the
pencil mark.
C Activate the opener using the remote.
• Move the doorin theopen directionand wait for the
door tostop moving ( Figure2 ).
• Checkwhere the doorstopped.
–Adjust the open limit screw,and repeat cycling the
doorand making adjustments until it opens to the
point where the door isjust below level.
Step4:
Figure3B Adjusting thecloselimit
A DJUSTINGTHE O PEN AND C LOSE
L IMITS C ONTINUED
NOTE
Figure2 Checkingtheopenlimit onone-piece
NOTE
Setting the limit too high onaone-piecedoor will
cause the opener to“buck” whenstarting down.
D Activate the opener using the remote.
• Move the doorin theclosedirectionand wait for the
door tostop.
Each1/4 turn of theadjustment screwequalsabout 5/8"
of carriage travel.
NOTE
During the nextadjustment,if the doorstopsduring
opening or reversesduring closing beforereaching the
limits,the door forcemust beadjusted.Change the door
forcesettingasdescribed in thenextsection then return
here to finishsetting theselimits.
•Checkwhere the doorstopped.
–Adjust the close limit screw and repeat cycling the
doorand makingadjustmentsuntil it fullycloses.
NOTE
If the door isreversingafter contacting thefloor,the
limit isset too far toward the doorand needsto beset
back.
WARNING
Thedoor will moveduring the next adjustment.Stay
clearof the doorand moving parts
Step
5:
A DJUSTINGAND T ESTINGTHE F ORCE
C ONTROLS
WARNING
A Engage thecarriage.
• Flip thecarriagereleaseleverup and lift thedoor manually
until thecarriageengageswith the bullet.
THEFOLLOWINGPARAGRAPH ISFORSECTIONAL DOORSONLY.
B Activate the opener using the remote.
• Move the doorin theopen directionand wait for the
door tostop moving ( Figure1 ).
• Checkwhere the doorstopped.
–Adjust the open limit screw,and repeat cycling the
doorand makingadjustmentsuntil it opensfully.
Toomuchforcewill preventsafeoperationof thegarage
door.Someonecould beseriouslyinjuredorkilledif the
doorforceisset toohigh. Aclosingdoormaynot reverse
properlyandsomeonecould bepinned underit. An
openingdoormightnotstopwhengoingupand
someonehangingon thedoorcouldbepinnedbetween
thedoorand theheader.Neverincrease theforceabove
theminimumrequiredtomovethedoor.Neveradjust the
forcetocompensateforastickingorbindingdoor.
Perform thissafetycheckonceamonth.
WARNING
Alwaysperform the forcecheckafter makingany
adjustments to the opener.
Figure1 Checking theopen limit onsectional
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A Locate theCLOSEFORCEadjustment screw ( Figure 1 ).
• Usethe remotecontrol to cycle the door during
these tests.
• Start with the door open.
Step
6:
A DJUSTINGAND T ESTINGTHE F ORCE
C ONTROLS C ONTINUED
• Turn the closeforceadjustment screw 1/8-turn at a time
in the decreasedirection until the door reversesmidway
while closing.
• Turn the close forceadjustment 1/8-turn at a time in the
increasedirection until the door fullycloses
without reversing. NOTE
Verylight, well balanceddoorsmaynot beable to be
adjusted using theabovesteps. Ifso,set theclose
force to minimum.
A Locate theOPENFORCEadjustmentscrew ( Figure3 ).
• Use theremotecontrol tocyclethedoorduring thesetests.
• Startwith thedoorclosed.
• Turn the openforceadjustmentscrew1/8-turnatatimein the
decreasedirectionuntil thedoorstopsmidwaywhileopening..
• Turn the openforceadjustment1/8-turnatatimein the
increasedirectionuntil thedoorfullyopenswithoutstopping.
Figure1 Adjustingcloseforce
NOTE
During thenextadjustment,if thedoorstopsduring
opening orreversesduringclosing beforereaching the
limits,thedoorforcemust beadjusted.Changethedoor
forcesettingasdescribedin thenextsection thenreturn
here tofinishsetting theselimits.
TEST THESAFETYREVERSE
B To test thesafetyreverse( Figure2 ).
• Open the garagedoor.
• Laya2"x4"board flatso it will bestruckby thecenterof
the doorasit closes.
• Using the remotecontrol,close the door.
–Thedoor must reversewithin 2secondsof hitting
the board.
• If the doorstopsbut doesnot reverse,thecloseforce
must be decreased.
• Repeat this test until the door reversesasrequired.
Figure2 Checkingsafetyreverse
Figure3 Openforceadjustment
IMPORTANTSAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING:TOREDUCETHE
RISKOFSEVEREINJURYORDEATH
1 READANDFOLLOWALLINSTRUCTIONS.
2 NeverletchildrenoperateorplaywiththeDoorControls.
KeeptheRemoteControlawayfromchildren.
3 Alwayskeepthemovingdoorinsightandawayfrom
peopleandobjectsuntilthedooriscompletelyclosed.
NOONESHOULDCROSSTHEPATHOFA MOVINGDOOR.
4 NEVERGOUNDERASTOPPED,PARTIALLYOPENDOOR.
5 TestOpenermonthly.ThedoorMUSTreverseoncontact
witha1-1/2"highobject(ora2"x4"boardlaidflat)atthe
centerof thedoorwayonthefloor. Afteradjustingeither
theForceortheLimitoftravel,retesttheDoorOpener.
FailuretoadjusttheOpenerproperlymaycausesevere
injuryordeath.
6 WhenpossibleusetheEmergencyReleaseonlywhenthe
doorisclosed. UsecautionwhenusingthisReleasewith
thedooropen.Weakorbrokenspringsarecapableof
increasingtherateofdoorclosureandincreasingtherisk
ofsevereinjuryordeath.
7 KEEPGARAGEDOORSPROPERLYBALANCED. SeeOwner's
Manual.Animproperlybalanceddoorincreasestheriskof
severeinjuryordeath. HaveaGenieFactoryAuthorized
Dealermakerepairstocables,springassemblies,and
otherhardware.
8 SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS.
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Step7:
D ISENGAGINGTHE D OORFROM
THE O PENER
PERIODIC MAINTENANCESCHEDULE
M ONTHLY T ASKS
A Incaseof apower failure orif the door becomesobstructed.
• Pull the redcarriage releaseknob to disengage the carriage
from the opene( Figure1 )..
NOTE
Usecautionif thedoorisopen,thedoormay
drop rapidly.
• Flip thecarriagereleaselever up and raiseor lower the door
to re-engage the opener.
PULL THE RED RELEASE
HANDLE TO DISENGAGE THE
OPENER FROM THE DOOR
FLIP THE
CARRIAGE
RELEASE
LEVER UP
Figure1 Operating thereleasemechanism
A Check the door’sbalance
• Closethegaragedoor.
• Disengagethedoorfromtheopener.
• Raiseand lower the door manually.
–Thedoorshouldmovefreelywithoutstickingorbinding.
• Raisethedoorhalfwayopen.
–Thedoorshould remainrelativelystill.Aslow movement
isacceptable. NOTE
Ifeither of theabove testsfail,calla professional garage
door installer to repair the door.
B Test theSafe-T-Beam®System
• Closethegaragedoor.
• Disengagethedoorfromtheopener.
• Starttheopenertorunthebullet totheopenposition.
• Start thebullet toward theclosepositionandblock the
Safe-T-Beam®.
–Thebulletshouldstopandreversetoward the
open position.
• Withthebeamblocked,verifythatconstantpressureis
requiredon thewallbutton tomakethebulletmovetoward
theclose position.
–Releasethepushbuttonbeforethebulletstopsandit
shouldreversetotheopenposition.
• Verify that theremotecontrolwill not movethebullet in
thedowndirection.
• If either test fails,adjust the beam and retest.Seestep 1,page7.
Step8:
MAINTENANCE
WARNING
C Testingthesafetyreverse
• Re-engagethedoortotheopener.
–Flip thecarriagereleaseleverup.
–Raise thegaragedoormanuallyuntil thecarriage
engageswith the bullet.
• Raisethedoortothefullyopenposition.
Garagedoor hardware(springs,cables,brackets,pulleys,
etc.)areunderextremepressureand tension. Donot
attempt toadjustanydoor hardware.Callaqualified
garage door installation professional.
WARNING
Thegaragedoor openermust not be installed onan
unbalanced door.The opener’sinternal forcesensor will
not function properly onan unbalanced door.Riskofseri-
ousinjury ordeath mayresult.
WARNING
Alwaysperform the forcesafety test after makingany
adjustments to the opener.
CAUTION
Everyyear,check the door hardwarefor lubrication
needs.Lubricate hinges,rollersand bearingsaccording to
manufacturer’s recommendation.
• Placea2"x4"board flat in thecenterof thegarage
dooropening.
• Usingtheremoteorwallbuttonclosethedoor.
–Thedoor must reversewithin 2secondsofcontacting
theboard.
• If thetest fails,adjust theclosingforceandretest. (SeeStep5,
Page11).
S EMI - ANNUAL T ASKS
A Check the belt tension ( Figure1 ).
• On the bullet,measure the tensionspring length.
–Itshould be1".
• If needed,turn theadjustment wheel until the tension
spring isabout 1" long.
–A flat bladescrewdrivercanbe used to turn the
adjustment wheel.
Figure1 Belt tension
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14
U NSCHEDULED M AINTENANCE
A Replacing theLight Bulb.
• To release the light cover.
–Pressin oncenter tab and lower lens.( Figure1 ).
–Replacethe light bulb with aroughservicebulb of no
more than100Watts .
• RaiseLight Cover toclose.
TROUBLESHOOTING
IF THEREIS ANY TROUBLEWITH THE OPENER,TRY
THESESOLUTIONSBEFORECALLINGTHEHELP
NUMBER.NOTE
Inall cases,watch the opener’slightsforany flashing
troublecodes.Refer to theFlashingLightTroubleCodes
on page16for the problemcauseand remedy.
FRONTOF
UNIT
Figure1 LightLens
IMPORTANTSAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING:TOREDUCE
THERISKOFSEVERE
INJURYORDEATH
1 READ ANDFOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS.
2 Never let children operate or play with theDoor
Controls. Keep theRemoteControl awayfrom children.
3 Alwayskeep the moving door insight and away from
peopleand objects until the door iscompletely closed.
NOONESHOULDCROSSTHEPATH OFA MOVINGDOOR.
4 NEVERGO UNDERASTOPPED,PARTIALLYOPEN DOOR.
5 TestOpener monthly. Thedoor MUSTreverseon
contact with a1-1/2" high object (ora2" x4" board
laid flat)at thecenter of the doorway on the floor.
Afteradjustingeither theForceor theLimit of travel,
retest theDoorOpener. Failure to adjust theOpener
properly may causesevereinjury or death.
6 When possible use theEmergencyRelease only when
the door isclosed. Usecaution when using this
Release with the door open. Weakor brokensprings
arecapable of increasing the rateof door closureand
increasing the risk of severeinjury or death.
7 KEEPGARAGEDOORSPROPERLYBALANCED. See
Owner'sManual. An improperly balanced door
increasesthe riskof severeinjury or death. Havea
GenieFactory Authorized Dealer make repairs to
cables,spring assemblies,and other hardware.
8 SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS.
WARNING
UsetheWallConsoleincluded withOpener. Anyotherwall
consolecancause theOpener to operateunexpectedly
and thelight tostop working.
Trouble1: O
PENERDOESNOTOPERATEFROM
THEREMOTE ORWALLCONTROL
A Check that the opener’s ACoutlet haspower.Plugalamp into the
outlet to check.
B Themotor’sautomatic thermalshutoff switch may have
beenactivated from repeated use(opener’s lights will
flash4 times). Wait 30minutesfor themotor tocool
down and retry.
C Check the wall control wiring at the wall control’sand
opener’s terminals and besure that the remote is
programmed into the opener.
Trouble 2: O
PENERTRIESTO OPERATE , BUT THE
DOORDOESNOT MOVE
A A doorspring mayhave broken.Visually inspect the door
hardware forany brokensprings.Haveaqualified garage doorservice
professionalrepair the door if any hardwareisbroken.
B Incold weatherclimates,checkthat the door isnot frozen to the
ground or thatsnow buildup isnot blocking the door.
C If the opener light flashes4 times,the door forcesetting
maybe too low.Adjust the force.
Trouble3: O
PENEROPERATES , BUTTHEDOOR
DOESNOT MOVE
A Check that thecarriageisengaged to the bullet/belt. The
carriagereleaselever must be in the horizontal position in order for it
to engage.
Trouble4:
T HE DOORSTARTSTO OPENBUT
STOPSBEFOREFULLY OPENING
A If the opener light flashes4 times,the open forcesetting maybe
too low. Reset the force.
B Thedoor hardware maybebinding causing the door forcesetting
to beexceeded.Disengage thecarriageand manuallycheck the door
movement and balance.Lubricate the door hardwareasrecommended
by the manufacturer.
Trouble5:
T HE DOORDOESNOTOPEN
COMPLETELY
A Adjust the open limit setting.
Trouble6:
T HE DOORDOESNOTCLOSE
COMPLETELY
A Adjust theclose limit setting.

`
Trouble7: THE DOORSTARTSTOCLOSEBUT
REVERSESBEFOREFULLYCLOSING Trouble13:
O PENERRUNSBY ITSELF
A If the opener light flashes4 times,theclosedoor forcesetting may
be too low.
B Thedoor hardwaremaybe binding causing the door forcesetting
to beexceeded.Disengage thecarriage and manuallycheck the door
movement and balance.Lubricate the door hardwareasrecommended
by the manufacturer.
C TheSafe-T-Beam®hasbeen interrupted while the door isclosing
(opener light flashes3 times),or theSafe-T-Beam®isout of alignment.
A Examineall remotesprogrammed into the opener. Checkfor
itemsthat might bepressing onaremotebutton.Look for remotes
stuffed betweenseat cushionsof thecar.
B If aremote hasbeen lost orstolen,erase the opener’s memory
to prevent the missing remote from activating the opener.
Reprogram the remaining remotesinto the opener.
C Check the wiring between the wall control and the opener.Look
forstaplesthat havecut into the wire’s insulation,or wire that has
been pinched byaobject.Replaceany bad wire.
D Examine the wiring at the opener’s terminalsand the wall
Trouble8:
O PENERLIGHTSSTAYON
control terminals.Lookforany wiresthat areclose to or touching
adjacent terminals.
A It isnormalforthelightstostayonforabout5minutes
afterbeingactivated.
B If thelightswereturned onusingthelight button on the
Trouble14:
O PENERIS NOISY
wallcontrol,theywillstayonuntil theyareturnedoff using
thewallcontrollight button orthedooriscycledopenor
shut.
A Lubricate the door hardwareasrecommended by the garage
door manufacturer.
Trouble9:
O PENERDOESNOT OPERATE Trouble15:
T HE O PENERWILLNOTOPERATE
BECAUSEOF A POWERFAILURE
FROMTHEWALLCONTROL , BUT
DOESFROMTHEREMOTE
A Checkthewallcontrolwiringat thewallcontroland
openerterminals.
B Checkthewiring between thewallcontroland the
opener.Lookforanystaplesthat havecut into the wire’s
insulationor wire that hasbeenpinched.If theopenerlight
flashes2timeswhentheremoteisused,thewallcontrol
wiresareshortedand thebadsectionmustbereplaced.
A Pull thecarriage releasehandle to disengage the openerfrom
the door.Thedoorcanbe operated manually until power isrestored.
Trouble10:
O PENERDOESNOT OPERATE
FROMTHEREMOTE , BUT DOES
WITH THEWALLCONTROL
A Besure that the remote is programmed into the opener.
B Check the remote’s battery.The red light should light up
whenevertheremotebutton ispressed.
Trouble11:
O PENERCLOSES , BUT DOESNOT
OPENWITH THEREMOTE
A If the opener lightsflash5 timeswhen the remoteis
activated,and the door doesnot open,the vacation
switch ison.Turn the vacationswitch off
(optional accessory).
Trouble12:
R EMOTECONTROLWILLNOT
OPERATEAT A DISTANCEFROM
THEOPENER .
A Besure that the opener’santenna(theshort white wire on the
backof the opener) isextended upward from the opener.
B Check the remote’s battery.
C Remotecontrol operating distancewill vary depending on the
amount of interferenceand metal obstaclesin the path of thesignal.
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PartsList
Item PartName
Number
Included
2F
Bolt,5/16"-18x1"
6
2G
Locknut,5/16"-18
6
2K
ClevisPin,1-3/8"
1
2L
ClevisPin,1-1/8"
1
2M
SelfTappers
4
3A
SafetyBeamBracket(notshown)
4
3B
SafetyBeamTransmitter(notshown)
1
3C
SafetyBeamReceiver(notshown)
1
3D
Wire,22AWG,2-cond.(notshown)
90ft.
3E
WireClip
5
3F
FlangeBolt,1/4"-20x1/2"
2
3G
LagScrew,1/4"x1-1/4"
4
3H
Locknut,1/4"-20
2
3J
InsulatedStaples
20
4A
CarriageReleaseHandle
1
4B
ReleaseHandleRope
36"
4C
WallControl(notshown)
1
PartsList
Item PartName
Number
Included
4D
MachineScrew,6-32x1"
2
4E
WoodScrew,#6x1"
2
4F
ScrewCover
2
4G
3-ButtonRemoteControl
2
4H
WirelessKeypad
1
4J
ScrewAnchor
2
4K
WoodScrew,#6x1-1/2"
2
4L
ScrewCover
2
5A
StraightDoorArm
1
5B
CurvedDoorArm
1
6
MotorHead
1
7
RailAssembly(3sections)
1
8
Belt
1
9
RailClamps
2
10
MountingStrap
2
11
EmergencyReleaseTag
1
FLASHINGLIGHT TROUBLECODES
PowerHeadSystemStatus
NUMBEROFFLASHES
PROBLEM
CAUSE
REMEDY
2FLASHES
Doorwon’t close
Shortedwall
controlwire
Checkwallcontrolwires.Besurebothareconnectedto
terminalscrews.Checkforastapleinthewires.
Removeanystaplescompressingthewire.
3FLASHES
Doorwon’t close
Safe-T-Beam®obstacle
Checkforobstacles.AligntheSafe-T-Beam®
4FLASHES
Door reversesor
won’t openor
close
Openorcloseforceexceeded,ormotor
exceeded,ormotor thermalshutdown
Checkforbindingorunbalanceddoor. Adjust
thedoorforce.If themotorhadthermal
shutdown,wait 30minutesandretry.
5FLASHES
Doorwon’t open
withremote
Remotecontrolwasactivatedwhile
vacationswitchwaslocked
Unlockthevacationswitchonthewallcontrol
(optionalaccessory)
6FLASHES
Motorranlonger
than30seconds
Mechanicalor
electronicfailure
CallCustomerService 800-354-
3643
PARTS IDENTIFICATION
FULLASSEMBLY
M
PartsList
Item PartName
Number
Included
1A
PulleyAssembly
1
1B
Carriage
1
1C
CarriageBolt,1/4"-20x3/4"
8
1D
Locknut,1/4"-20
9
1E
FlangeBolt,1/4"-20x1/2"
1
1F
TaperedFlangeBolt,1/4"-20x3/4"
4
1G
Bolt,5/16"-18x3/4"
2
1H
Locknut,5/16"-18
2
1J
Sprocket
1
1K
SprocketHolder
1
1L
BeltClamp
1
1M
Grease,Tube
1
2A
HeaderBracket
1
2B
DoorBracket
1
2C
LagScrew,5/16"x2"
4
2D
ClevisPin,2-3/8"
1
2E
CotterPin
3