GENIE 111605.0001.S, BUSHING,RELEASE
The Genie 111605.0001.S is an OEM replacement replacement bushing designed for Genie commercial gate operator assemblies. Constructed from Polymer (specific grade per Genie release assembly specification), this component features Bore and OD per manual release lever assembly specification; specific dimension not published. Installation method: Press-fit or slip-fit into release lever assembly pivot bore. Compatible with Genie HCT, HCTB, SL-series commercial slide gate operators, Genie commercial gate operators with manual release mechanisms. Always use genuine Genie OEM replacement parts to ensure correct dimensional fit and long service life.
Key Features
- Provides smooth pivot action for manual release lever assembly
- Critical safety component enabling emergency manual gate disengagement
- Bore sized to manual release lever pivot pin per Genie assembly specification
- Reduces wear on release lever pivot pin during manual operation events
- Supports correct lever return-to-position after manual release actuation
- OEM Genie replacement ensuring correct fit in release mechanism housing
Compatibility Guide
- HCT
- HCTB
- SL-series commercial slide gate operators
- Genie commercial gate operators with manual release mechanisms
Professional Specs
| Feature | Specification |
|---|
| Model | Genie 111605.0001.S |
| Item Type | Replacement Bushing |
| Materials | Polymer (specific grade per Genie release assembly specification) |
| Dimensions | Bore and OD per manual release lever assembly specification; specific dimension not published |
| Mounting | Press-fit or slip-fit into release lever assembly pivot bore |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where exactly is this bushing used in the manual release mechanism?
A: This bushing is installed at the pivot point of the manual release lever, allowing the lever to rotate smoothly when an operator manually disengages the gate from the motor drive during a power outage or emergency.
Q: What problems can a worn release bushing cause?
A: A worn or missing release bushing can cause the release lever to bind, stick, or require excessive force to operate. In an emergency, this could prevent quick manual release of the gate.
Q: How do I access this bushing for replacement?
A: The release mechanism is typically accessed by removing the operator cover or a specific access panel. Refer to your specific operator model service manual for the correct disassembly sequence before attempting replacement.
Q: How often should the release bushing be inspected?
A: Manual release mechanisms are subject to infrequent but critical use. Inspect this bushing annually for wear, corrosion, or cracking, and confirm the release lever operates smoothly as part of routine preventive maintenance.
Q: How do I confirm the release mechanism is functioning correctly after replacing this bushing?
A: Smooth lever operation is the primary indicator. If the release lever feels stiff, grinds, or does not return to position cleanly, the bushing (and/or the pivot pin) should be inspected and replaced as needed.
