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Genie Garage Door Opener Parts
Find replacement Genie garage door opener parts including remote controls, keypads, wall stations, Safe-T Beam® sensors, carriages, and more. Whether you need a new remote for everyday use, a wireless keypad for keyless entry, or safety sensors to keep your system secure, we have the compatible parts for most Genie openers manufactured from 1993 to the present.
Genie’s Intellicode® technology (introduced in 1993) ensures rolling-code security, so most modern remotes, keypads, and sensors are interchangeable across units made after this date. Older pre-1993 dip switch models are not compatible with current replacement parts.
Genie Parts FAQs
How do I know which Genie parts fit my opener?
Check the opener’s manufacture date (usually on the power head label) and whether it uses Intellicode 1 or 2. Match this to the product specifications for remotes, keypads, and sensors.
Are all Genie parts still available?
Many key components such as remotes, keypads, wall stations, and Safe-T Beam® sensors are still available. However, some older parts for discontinued models may no longer be manufactured.
What if my opener was made before 1993?
Pre-1993 non-Intellicode units are not compatible with modern remotes, keypads, or sensors. In this case, a new garage door opener will be required.
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