PRICE
$7.17
Brand: Genie
Part Number: GE-32988A.S

Description

Genie 32988A.S, MOUNT,CIRCUIT BD B

Circuit board mount B for Genie PMX500 series residential garage door openers. Mounting: Bolted inside opener head unit housing. Compatible with Genie PMX500-IC/B, Genie IC250/B, Genie PMX500 series garage door openers.

Key Features

  • Secures logic/control board inside the PMX500 series opener head unit
  • OEM Genie service replacement for PMX500-IC/B and IC250/B models
  • Prevents board movement and vibration damage
  • Designated 'B' variant corresponding to PMX500 'B' series platform
  • Essential structural component for safe control board installation

Compatibility Guide

  • Genie PMX500-IC/B
  • Genie IC250/B
  • Genie PMX500 series garage door openers
FeatureSpecification
ModelGenie GE-32988A.S
Item TypeCircuit Board Mount
MountingBolted inside opener head unit housing
Alternate Part Numbers32988A.S
Replaces / Superseded Part Numbers32988A.S

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the purpose of the circuit board mount B?

A: The circuit board mount (Mount, Circuit BD B) is a structural bracket that secures the logic or control board inside the opener head unit, protecting it from vibration and maintaining correct board positioning.

Q: Which Genie opener models use part GE-32988A.S?

A: This mount is specifically compatible with Genie PMX500-IC/B and IC250/B models. The 'B' suffix in the part name corresponds to the 'B' variant of the PMX500 series.

Q: When should the circuit board mount be replaced?

A: If the circuit board has shifted out of position, shows vibration damage, or the existing mount is cracked or broken, replacement of the mount is recommended before reinstalling the control board.

Q: Is GE-32988A.S the same as GE-32989A.S?

A: GE-32989A.S (BRKT, CIRCUIT BOARD) is a related circuit board bracket in the same product family, but the two parts serve distinct mounting functions and are not interchangeable.

Q: How is the circuit board mount installed?

A: Installation typically involves removing the control board, unbolting the old mount from the opener housing, fitting the new mount, and re-securing the control board per the service manual's torque specifications.