PRICE
$36.70
Brand: Genie
Part Number: GE-39272T.S

Description

Genie 39272T Optical Encoder (RPM Sensor) 39272T.S - Belt/ Chain Drive Models

The Genie Genie 39272T.S is a genuine OEM Optical Encoder RPM Sensor replacement part for Genie residential garage door openers. This part is compatible with Genie opener models: Genie 3020H, Genie 3020H-B, Genie 7035, Genie 7055. Designed as a direct-fit replacement, the Optical Encoder RPM Sensor for Belt/Chain Drive Garage Door Openers restores original performance and reliability. Order by part number to ensure the correct fit for your specific opener model.

Key Features

  • Replacement optical encoder RPM sensor for Genie belt/chain drive openers
  • T variant specifically designed for Genie 3020H and 3020H-B series with NIDEC motors
  • Resolves short travel, drifting limits, and erratic door positioning issues
  • Compatible with select 7035 and 7055 belt/chain drive models
  • Requires travel limit reprogramming after installation
  • Not interchangeable with R or S encoder variants

Compatibility Guide

Professional Specs

FeatureSpecification
ModelGenie 39272T.S
Item TypeOptical Encoder RPM Sensor
Alternate Part Numbers39272T.S, 39272T

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which Genie garage door opener models is the 39272T.S optical encoder compatible with?

A: The 39272T.S is designed for the T variant and is compatible with Genie models 3020H, 3020H-B, 7035, and 7055 belt/chain drive openers equipped with NIDEC motors.

Q: Can I use the 39272T.S in place of the 39272S.S or 39272R.S?

A: No. The R, S, and T variants are not interchangeable. The T variant (39272T.S) targets the 3020H series and select belt/chain drive models, while the S variant fits 2035, 2055, 3035, 7035, and 7055, and the R variant fits 1028/2028 NIDEC models.

Q: What does the optical encoder do in my Genie garage door opener?

A: The optical encoder monitors the RPM of the motor to track door position and speed. A faulty encoder can cause short travel, drifting limits, or erratic door behavior.

Q: Do I need to reprogram my garage door opener after replacing the optical encoder?

A: Yes. After replacing the optical encoder, you must reprogram the travel limits on your opener to ensure proper door operation.

Q: How do I know if my optical encoder needs to be replaced?

A: Common symptoms include the door stopping short of fully open or closed, limits drifting over time, or the opener reversing unexpectedly, all of which can indicate a failed RPM sensor.