Model #2040L Official Genie ac belt drive garage door opener
Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Genie 2040L ac belt drive garage door opener, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.
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Garage door opener light lens
Part #35682A
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Rail & tro
Part #35994R
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Holder & c
Part #36052R
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Garage door opener light socket
Part #36043R
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#NI02
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Mounting h
Part #35995R
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Capacitor
Part #36057A
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Antenna kit
Part #108035.0007
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Garage door opener belt idler pulley
Part #36048R
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Garage door opener sprocket
Part #36047A
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Cover assembly
Part #36055R
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