Genie is a leading manufacturer of residential and commercial garage door openers, accessories, and gate operators known for reliability and innovation.
The Genie Company is a premier manufacturer of smart, connected garage door openers and accessories for residential and commercial applications. Founded in 1923, Genie has built a reputation for safety, quality, and innovation, notably introducing the first direct-drive screw opener in 1958. As a division of Overhead Door Corporation, Genie continues to define the industry with reliable access solutions.
The brand uses advanced technologies such as IntelliCode security and Safe-T-Beam monitoring systems to ensure safety and peace of mind. Genie's product lineup includes belt, chain, and screw drive openers, along with a wide range of accessories like the Aladdin Connect smart device system, wireless keypads, and remote transmitters. Genie products are designed for easy installation and long-lasting performance.
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Generally, press and release the Learn Code button on the motor head (LED will blink). Then, press the button on your remote control three times (hold for one second, release) until the garage door operates. Refer to your specific model manual for variations.
A continuously blinking red LED on the Safe-T-Beam source sensor usually indicates that the sensors are misaligned, the lens is dirty, or there is a physical obstruction blocking the beam.
The model number is typically located on a silver or white sticker found under the light lens cover, on the back of the motor head, or near the terminal strip.
To reset most Genie keypads, press and hold the Program and Up/Down keys simultaneously for about 5 seconds until the LED changes, then follow the programming steps to set a new PIN.
Yes, many Genie models are compatible with a battery backup unit. Some models come with it included, while others allow it to be added as an accessory to ensure operation during power outages.