Genie Garage Door Opener Model Reference
We Install and/or Repair These Genie Models
Reference for Orange County Garage Door Openers & Los Angeles & the Inland Empire
The Genie Company is a well-established and respected name in the American garage door opener industry. With a long history of product development and innovation, Genie has earned the trust of homeowners across North America. Millions of Genie products remain in use today, reflecting the brand’s focus on quality, reliable performance, and dependable service. These qualities make Genie a popular choice for residential garage door opener solutions.
– 1022, 1024, 1042 (ChainLift® 600, ReliaG® 600, BeltLift® 600) — Residential garage door openers in Genie’s 600-class lineup, covering chain-drive and belt-drive designs depending on the model.
– 2022, 2024, 2027, 2042 (ChainLift® 800, ReliaG® 800, ChainLift 700, QuietLift® 800) — Residential openers from Genie’s 700- and 800-class families, offering different drive configurations and operating characteristics.
– 1028, 1028H, 2028, 2028H (ReliaG® 650, ReliaG® 850) — Genie ReliaG residential opener models associated with 650- and 850-class product families. Confirm the individual model suffix when identifying replacement parts.
– 1128, 1128B, 2128, 2128B (Pro Connected Series) — Genie Pro Connected openers designed for connected garage access and compatible smart-control features. Verify the specific model for its drive type and connectivity options.
– 1035, 1055, 2036 (Chain Drive 500, Chain Drive 525, QuietLift™ 750) — Residential garage door openers from Genie’s chain-drive and QuietLift families, with different drive designs and performance specifications across the listed models.
– 2033, 3053, 3155, 3155L, 3155D, 3155LD (Chain Glide Connect, SilentMax Connect, QuietLift Connect) — Genie Connect-series residential openers associated with connected operation and varying drive systems. Exact smart-home compatibility and features depend on the model.
– 2035, 2055, 3035, 3055 (ChainDrive 550, Chain Drive 750, SilentMax® 550, StealthLift® 500, SilentMax® 750) — A group of Genie residential opener models spanning chain-drive and quieter operating families, with different power ratings and drive configurations.
– 3020H, 3020H-B — Genie opener model variants identified by the 3020H designation. Check the full model label and production information to establish the correct opener family, drive type, and compatible replacement components.
– 3120H, 3120H-B (Pro Connected Series) — Genie Pro Connected opener models associated with connected-control capabilities. The H and B suffixes should be checked against the specific unit’s label before ordering parts or accessories.
– 3022, 3024, 3042 (ChainMax™ 1000, IntelliG® 1000, SilentMax® 1000) — Genie residential openers from the 1000-class family, representing different drive designs. The specific model determines its operating system and compatible components.
– 3124H, 3142 (Pro Connected Series and SilentMax 1000) — Genie opener models associated with Pro Connected and SilentMax product families. Confirm the exact model number to distinguish connectivity features and drive configuration.
– 4022, 4024, 4042 (ChainMax 1200, IntelliG® 1200, SilentMax® 1200) — Genie 1200-class residential garage door openers available in different drive families. Identify the precise model before selecting replacement parts or accessories.
– 4124, 4142 (Pro Connected Series) — Genie Pro Connected opener models designed for compatible connected-control functions. Consult the model-specific documentation to verify supported accessories, controls, and installation requirements.
– 7035, 7055 (StealthDrive® 750) — Genie StealthDrive residential opener models associated with belt-drive operation and quieter performance. Confirm the individual model’s specifications when checking compatibility or sourcing replacement parts.
– 7053, 7135, 7155, 7155L, 7155D (StealthDrive Connect®) — Genie StealthDrive Connect opener models combining residential garage door operation with connected-control capabilities. Features and compatibility can vary by model and suffix.
– PMX300IC, PMX300IC/A, PMX300IC/B, PMX500/IC, PMX500IC/A, PMX500IC/B (ProMax®) — Genie ProMax opener models, including multiple suffix variations. The complete model designation helps distinguish the correct unit configuration and compatible replacement components.
– PMX700, PMX1200, GPS700IC, GPS1200IC (ProMax®, Stealth®) — Genie opener models from the ProMax and Stealth families, with different operating mechanisms and performance ratings. Verify the exact model when identifying drive components or replacement parts.
– 3020H, 3020H-B — Genie GCG and PCG opener model families. These legacy designations may correspond to different configurations, so check the unit label and original documentation to identify the correct drive system.
– GCG350L, PCG450, PCG650 — Genie GCG and PCG model variants. The precise model number is important for identifying the correct opener generation, replacement parts, and compatible accessories.
– GCG350ML, PCG500ML, PCG700ML — Genie GCG and PCG opener variants with ML designations. Confirm the full model identification before selecting service components or determining the unit’s operating specifications.
– H2000C, 2020CT, Aladdin™ 1020L, ChainLift® 2020L — Genie opener models associated with older and named residential product families. Check the specific unit’s documentation to confirm its drive mechanism and compatible controls.
– 2562, 2564, 2568 (PowerLift® 900, GPower™ 900, DuraDrive, DuraDrive 900, EnduraDrive) — Genie opener models associated with several product names and drive-system families. Exact specifications and replacement-part compatibility depend on the particular model.
– 3062, 3064 (PowerMax® 1200, TriloG™ 1200; also includes 3064H) — Genie opener models from the PowerMax and TriloG families, associated with higher-performance residential systems. Confirm whether the unit is a 3064 or 3064H when identifying parts.
– 3164 (Pro Connected Series) — Genie Pro Connected opener model. Consult its model-specific documentation to verify supported connectivity functions, compatible accessories, and the correct replacement components.
– 4062, 4064 (Excelerator® 1000, Excelerator® II, PowerMax® 1500, MachForce, TriloG™ 1500) — Genie opener models associated with several established product families and performance classes. Match the complete model number to the appropriate documentation before servicing.
– 4063, MachForce Connect — Genie opener model associated with the MachForce Connect family. Check the exact model and documentation for connected-control features, compatible accessories, and replacement-part requirements.
– 4164 (Pro Connected Series) — Genie Pro Connected opener model. Use the complete model designation to identify supported controls and connectivity options and to find the correct service documentation.
– 2060L, 3060L (DirectLift® 2060L / 2060L-07, DirectLift® Plus 3060L / 3060L-07) — Genie DirectLift and DirectLift Plus opener models. The 2060L and 3060L families have distinct configurations, so verify the suffix for accurate parts identification.
– H4000, H6000 (H4000, H4000-07, H6000, H6000-07) — Genie opener model families with original and -07 variants. Check the complete designation to determine the correct replacement components and applicable service documentation.
– IS / ISL Series (IS525, IS550, IS850, IS900, IS920, ISL920, ISL950, ISL980, IMS1000) — Genie IS and ISL opener families covering multiple model generations and performance classes. Use the exact model number to establish the drive system and compatible parts.
– Pro95, CM7600, CM8600 (Pro95, CM7600, CM7600IC/A, CM8600, CM8600IC/A, CM8600-FN) — Genie opener models spanning the Pro95 and CM-series families. Suffixes can distinguish particular configurations, making the full model label important for parts and service research.
– Excelerator Series H, ISD, Pro99 (H8000, H8000-07, H8000D, ISD990, ISD995, ISD1000, PRO99, PRO99-2IC, PRO99FN, CMD9900) — Genie opener families covering multiple legacy models. These designations include different configurations and generations; use the exact model number when identifying replacement parts.
– G, GX, GXL Series (including CM7500, CM8500) — Older Genie residential opener families. These legacy models may differ in drive mechanism, controls, and parts compatibility, so consult the original model identification and service documentation.
– 6070H, 6070H-B, 6170H, 6170H-B, 6172H, 6172H-B, 6072 — Genie opener models and variants identified by the 6070H, 6170H, 6172H, and 6072 designations. Check the complete model label to establish the product family, available features, and compatible replacement components.
The History of Genie
The Genie story began in 1923, when the company was established as Alliance Manufacturing Company. Its early production included a diverse range of consumer, industrial, and military equipment. During World War II, the factory supported America’s wartime efforts by manufacturing products such as fuse caps, voltage regulators, canteen handles, and generators.
In 1954, Alliance Manufacturing introduced its first garage door opener under the Genie name. It became the first mass-produced, radio-controlled residential garage door opener, establishing a foundation for the brand’s reputation for innovation, safety, and dependable operation.
Genie continued advancing garage door technology in 1958 with the introduction of its first direct-drive screw opener. Later improvements, including a split-rail design, helped make the products more accessible through major retailers during the mid-1970s. As the do-it-yourself home improvement market expanded, consumer interest in Genie products increased. The company entered the home and shop vacuum market in 1983 and adopted the name Genie Home Products in 1985.
A major milestone occurred in 1994 when Overhead Door Corporation acquired the company. By that time, Genie had established itself as a trusted brand among homeowners worldwide, with products available through professional dealers, home improvement centers, hardware stores, and wholesale retailers. Its continued emphasis on product quality, customer service, and technological advancement helped strengthen that reputation.
Today, Genie develops and manufactures remote-controlled garage door openers and related accessories for a variety of distribution channels. Its product technology includes features such as DC motor systems, Intellicode® security technology, which changes the access code with each remote activation, and the Safe-T-Beam® infrared safety system, designed to detect obstructions in the garage door’s path and help prevent accidents.
Genie’s commitment to customer assistance extends to homeowners, professional installers, dealers, and retailers. Combined with decades of engineering development and a focus on reliable products, this dedication to service continues to make Genie a recognized name in the residential garage door opener industry.