Genie GE-113429.0001.S 24V Motor Drive PCB Assembly
The Genie GE-113429.0001.S is a 24V motor drive PCB assembly for select Genie gate operator service repairs. Genie service documentation lists 113429.0001.S as PCB Assy, Motor Drive, 24V, making it the motor drive board used where the installed operator parts diagram confirms this exact service part.
This is an electronic motor drive PCB assembly, not the operator logic board, 24V drive PCB mount, general PCB mount, power supply, control enclosure, reset button, buzzer, actuator arm, or complete control box assembly. Match this part by exact part number, operator model, board location, wiring layout, voltage platform, and supplier package contents before ordering.
Primary Use
- Replacement 24V motor drive PCB assembly for select Genie gate operator service repairs
- Used where the service parts diagram lists 113429.0001.S as the motor drive board
- Controls motor drive output in compatible 24V Genie gate operator systems where the logic board and power system support this board
- Service replacement when the original motor drive PCB is damaged, failed, burned, corroded, water damaged, or no longer driving the motor properly
- Used in repairs where the motor drive board is confirmed as the failed component after checking batteries, power supply, wiring, fuses, actuator motor, and safety inputs
Compatible With
Use this motor drive PCB only where the installed Genie operator documentation confirms 113429.0001.S as the correct service part. Do not assume it fits every Genie gate operator or every 24V gate opener.
- Select Genie GLA24V linear actuator swing gate operator service repairs where the parts diagram lists 113429.0001.S
- Select Genie GRSW24V residential swing gate operator service repairs where the parts diagram lists 113429.0001.S
- Select Genie GRSL24V residential slide gate operator service repairs where the parts diagram lists 113429.0001.S
- Repairs where the original board is marked, ordered, or cross-referenced as GE-113429.0001.S or 113429.0001.S
- Applications where the 24V motor, battery system, power supply, logic board, wiring harness, and board mount match the installed Genie parts diagram
Features and Specifications
| Specification | Details |
| Brand | Genie |
| Part Number | GE-113429.0001.S / 113429.0001.S |
| Service Description | PCB Assy, Motor Drive, 24V |
| Product Type | 24V motor drive PCB assembly / motor drive control board |
| Voltage Platform | 24V operator motor drive applications where specified by Genie documentation |
| Used With | Select Genie gate operator service repairs where 113429.0001.S is listed |
| Known Genie Model Families | Select GLA24V, GRSW24V, and GRSL24V service parts diagrams where confirmed |
| Main Function | Provides motor drive output control in compatible Genie 24V gate operator systems |
| Logic Board Included | Do not assume included; the logic board is a separate service part unless specifically listed |
| PCB Mount Included | Do not assume included; 113428.0001.S is the related 24V drive PCB mount where required |
| Power Supply Included | Do not assume included; the 24V power supply is a separate service part unless specifically listed |
| Programming / Setup | Operator travel, limits, force, motor direction, primary/secondary setup, and safety checks may be required after board replacement |
| Package Contents | Confirm before ordering; treat as the motor drive PCB assembly only unless mounts, screws, harnesses, instructions, or other electronics are specifically listed |
Important Comparison With Similar Genie Control Parts
Genie 24V gate operator electronics include several separate parts. Similar names do not mean the parts are interchangeable. Confirm whether you need the motor drive PCB, logic board, power supply, PCB mount, or control enclosure before ordering.
- GE-113429.0001.S / 113429.0001.S: 24V motor drive PCB assembly for select Genie gate operator service repairs.
- 113428.0001.S: 24V drive PCB mount. This is a mechanical mounting part and is not the motor drive board.
- 113292.0001.S: Gate operator PCB mount. This is a related mounting/support part and is not the motor drive board.
- 113440.0001.S: Logic board assembly. This is the operator logic/control board and is not the same as the motor drive PCB.
- 113443.0001.S: 24V 350W power supply. This provides power and is not the motor drive PCB.
- 113431.0001.S: Control box enclosure. This is the housing and is not an electronic board.
- 113436.0001.S: Linear actuator reset button. This is a separate service component and not the drive board.
- Complete control box assembly: Not the same item. This listing should be treated as the motor drive PCB assembly only unless the supplier package confirms a larger assembly.
Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- GE-113429.0001.S
- 113429.0001.S
- GE1134290001S
- 1134290001S
- Genie GE-113429.0001.S
- Genie 113429.0001.S
- Genie 24V motor drive PCB assembly
- Genie 24V motor drive control board assembly
- Genie motor drive PCB
- PCB Assy, Motor Drive, 24V
- 24V motor drive board for Genie gate operator
- Drive board assembly for Genie 24V gate operator
- 113428.0001.S - related 24V drive PCB mount, not the same part
- 113292.0001.S - related gate operator PCB mount, not the same part
- 113440.0001.S - related logic board assembly, not the same part
- 113443.0001.S - related 24V power supply, not the same part
- 113431.0001.S - related control box enclosure, not the same part
- 113436.0001.S - related reset button, not the same part
Technician Notes
- Confirm the motor drive PCB is the failed part before ordering. A no-run, slow-run, or intermittent motor problem is not always caused by the drive board.
- Check batteries, battery fuses, battery disconnect switch, charger/power supply output, motor wiring, actuator motor condition, harness connectors, and control board fault status before replacing the board.
- Inspect the board for burned traces, swollen components, corrosion, insect damage, water marks, loose terminals, heat damage, cracked solder joints, or lightning damage.
- If the board failed from water intrusion, repair the enclosure, seals, conduit entry, wire grommets, and drainage before installing the replacement board.
- If the board failed from overcurrent, inspect the motor, actuator arm, gear train, gate binding, hinges, gate stops, and bracket geometry before returning the operator to service.
- Do not confuse the motor drive PCB with the logic board. The logic board and motor drive board may both affect operation but are separate service parts.
- Label every connector before removal. Motor drive board wiring may include motor leads, battery wiring, power supply wiring, control connections, and safety-related circuits depending on the model.
- After replacement, verify travel limits, force settings, motor direction, primary/secondary setup where used, safety inputs, reset operation, battery backup, warning devices, and full open/close operation.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm the exact part number is GE-113429.0001.S or 113429.0001.S.
- Confirm the installed Genie operator model and service parts diagram list 113429.0001.S.
- Confirm you need the 24V motor drive PCB assembly, not the logic board, power supply, PCB mount, control enclosure, or reset button.
- Confirm the existing board revision, connector layout, mounting location, and wire harness match the replacement board.
- Test battery voltage under load, charger/power supply output, battery fuse, motor wiring, and actuator motor condition before replacing the board.
- Inspect for water intrusion, insects, corrosion, heat damage, lightning damage, loose terminals, rubbed wires, and burnt connectors.
- Confirm the gate moves freely by hand and is not binding, dragging, wind-loaded beyond rating, or damaging brackets.
- Confirm whether the package includes only the board or also includes mounts, screws, harnesses, instructions, or other control components.
Professional Advisory
Motor drive board replacement involves electronic controls, battery power, motor output wiring, power supply circuits, safety inputs, and moving-gate operation. Incorrect diagnosis or wiring can damage the new board, create nuisance faults, or cause unsafe gate movement. If the system has water intrusion, lightning damage, burned wiring, repeated blown fuses, unknown prior modifications, motor overcurrent, or monitored safety-device issues, have the operator inspected by a qualified gate technician. Do not bypass monitored photo eyes, safety edges, reset circuits, fuses, grounding, warning devices, or operator control protections during diagnosis or repair.
Product Q&A
What is Genie GE-113429.0001.S used for?
Genie GE-113429.0001.S is a 24V motor drive PCB assembly used with select Genie gate operator service repairs where the parts diagram lists 113429.0001.S.
Is GE-113429.0001.S the same as the logic board?
No. GE-113429.0001.S is the motor drive PCB assembly. The logic board is a separate Genie service part and should not be treated as the same board.
Does this board include the 24V drive PCB mount?
Do not assume the PCB mount is included. Genie lists the 24V drive PCB mount separately as 113428.0001.S unless the supplier package specifically includes mounting hardware.
Which Genie operators use this motor drive PCB?
This part appears in select Genie 24V gate operator service parts diagrams, including GLA24V, GRSW24V, and GRSL24V documentation. Always confirm fitment by the installed model and parts diagram before ordering.
Can a bad motor drive PCB cause the gate not to move?
Yes, but a no-move condition can also be caused by weak batteries, failed power supply, blown fuse, bad motor, damaged wiring, safety fault, limit issue, reset problem, or failed logic board.
What should I check before replacing this motor drive board?
Check the operator model, part number, batteries, charger or power supply, fuses, motor wiring, board connectors, gate movement, safety inputs, water intrusion, corrosion, and whether the logic board is also functioning correctly.
Should setup be checked after replacing the motor drive PCB?
Yes. After replacing the motor drive PCB, verify motor direction, travel limits, force settings, primary or secondary setup where used, safety devices, battery backup, reset operation, and full gate travel.
