Genie 35622R .SControl Board (COAX) for Genie Model Excelerator Operator
Control Board with COAX connection for Genie Excelerator openers. This is a DC Control Logic Circuit Board from Genie. Compatible with Genie models: Excelerator, 4060L, 8000, PRO 99, PRO9900, and others. Control board with COAX antenna connection for Excelerator openers.
Key Features
- Control board with COAX antenna connection for Excelerator openers
- Supersedes legacy parts 34019R, 35622RS, 36600R, and 34019TS
- Handles sequencer control and logic for DC-drive Excelerator models
- COAX-style antenna interface on board
- Direct OEM replacement for Genie Excelerator series
Compatibility Guide
- Excelerator
- 4060L
- 8000
- PRO 99
- PRO9900
- ISD990
- ISD995
- ISD1000
- 4560
- CMD9900
| Feature | Specification |
|---|
| Model | Genie 36600R.S |
| Item Type | DC Control Logic Circuit Board |
| Contact Configuration | COAX connector |
| Mounting | Mounts inside opener head unit |
| Alternate Part Numbers | 34019R, 35622RS, 36600R, 34019TS |
| Replaces / Superseded Part Numbers | 34019R, 35622RS, 36600R, 34019TS |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the COAX designation mean for this control board?
A: This listing specifically highlights the COAX connector variant of the 36600R.S board, which uses a coaxial-style antenna or connection interface on the board.
Q: Which Genie models is this COAX board compatible with?
A: This board is focused on Excelerator series openers. Cross-reference with your model number to confirm compatibility.
Q: What are the legacy part numbers this board replaces?
A: The current part number is 36600R.S. Legacy numbers 34019R, 35622RS, 36600R, and 34019TS are all superseded by this part.
Q: What is the COAX connection used for on this board?
A: The COAX connection on this board typically refers to the antenna lead connection style used for the radio receiver section of the logic board.
Q: How do I replace this control board in my Excelerator opener?
A: Install by disconnecting power, removing the old board, noting all wire and connector positions, installing the new board in the same orientation, and reconnecting all wires before restoring power.
