PRICE
$32.27
Brand: Genie
Part Number: GE-39153R.S

Description

Genie 37958R.S Opto-Luctor Assembly (Opto Wheel, Opto-Luctor, Bracket, Opto & Screw)

The Genie 39153R.S is a genuine OEM replacement optical encoder rpm sensor designed for Genie garage door opener systems. It is a optical rpm encoder sensor for ac screw drive that restores full function to your opener. Key attributes include Measures motor RPM via optical interruption from encoder wheel fins and Snaps onto motor shaft - fins must face encoder sensor. This part is compatible with Genie 2562, Genie 2564, Genie 2568, and additional specified models.

Key Features

  • Measures motor RPM via optical interruption from encoder wheel fins
  • Snaps onto motor shaft - fins must face encoder sensor
  • Resolves short travel and drifting limit issues
  • Designed for Genie AC screw drive models 2562, 2564, 2568, PowerLift, GPower 900
  • Related kit 37958R.S includes opto-luctor wheel bracket and screw
  • OEM replacement for accurate speed and position monitoring

Compatibility Guide

FeatureSpecification
ModelGenie 39153R.S
Item TypeOptical Encoder RPM Sensor
MountingSnap-on mount to motor shaft
Alternate Part Numbers37958R.S

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the 39153R.S optical encoder attach to the motor?

A: The optical encoder wheel snaps onto the motor shaft with the fins facing the encoder sensor. The sensor reads each fin as it passes to calculate RPM and monitor position.

Q: Which Genie opener models use the 39153R.S optical encoder?

A: It is designed specifically for Genie AC screw drive models 2562, 2564, 2568, PowerLift, and GPower 900. It is not confirmed for use on DC or chain/belt drive models.

Q: How do I know if my optical encoder sensor needs replacement?

A: Short travel, drifting limits, or an opener that reverses prematurely can indicate a failed optical RPM sensor. The board uses RPM data to set and track travel limits.

Q: What is the difference between 39153R.S and the 37958R.S cross-reference?

A: The 37958R.S is a related assembly kit that includes the opto-luctor wheel bracket and mounting screw. The 39153R.S is the sensor itself. Both may be needed for a full repair.

Q: Will replacing the 39153R.S fix my opener's short-travel or drifting limit problem?

A: Yes, replacing the optical encoder sensor and ensuring the encoder wheel fins are clean and properly aligned will resolve RPM-related limit drift or short-travel issues.