PRICE
$20.58
Brand: Genie
Part Number: GE-076169.0000.S

Description

GENIE 076169.0000.S, BRKT,FRONT SPREADER

Front spreader bracket that maintains structural frame spacing at the front of the Genie commercial operator or track assembly. The Genie 076169.0000.S is an OEM replacement front spreader bracket engineered for Genie commercial door operator systems. This component is precision-manufactured to maintain proper mechanical alignment and structural integrity in demanding commercial applications. Sourced directly from Genie, it ensures correct fit and performance when replacing worn or damaged components in the field.

Key Features

  • Maintains correct structural spacing at front of operator frame or track assembly
  • Legacy 076xxx-prefix SKU for older Genie commercial operators
  • Prevents rail spread and maintains frame alignment
  • Critical structural component for proper door travel
  • Direct OEM replacement for legacy Genie commercial operator assemblies

Compatibility Guide

  • Genie legacy commercial door operators (076xxx-prefix series)
  • Genie commercial operator front frame or track assemblies requiring structural spacing

Professional Specs

FeatureSpecification
ModelGenie 076169.0000.S
Item TypeFront Spreader Bracket
MaterialsSteel (typical for Genie legacy commercial structural brackets)
MountingBolted attachment spanning front of operator frame or track side rails

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the front spreader bracket do?

A: The front spreader bracket holds the operator frame or track side rails at the correct spacing at the front of the assembly, maintaining structural rigidity and alignment.

Q: Is this a legacy part?

A: The 076xxx prefix indicates a legacy SKU associated with older Genie commercial operator models; confirm compatibility with your specific operator before ordering.

Q: What does the .0000 suffix indicate?

A: The .0000 suffix typically indicates the base or original variant with no sub-variants.

Q: What happens if the front spreader bracket is damaged or missing?

A: If the front spreader bracket is missing or damaged, the operator frame or track rails may spread or misalign, causing improper door travel or structural failure.

Q: How do I know if I need to replace the front spreader bracket?

A: Check for visible bending, cracking, or loss of spacing integrity at the front of the operator frame; replace if structural spacing is compromised.