Huge problem with an old Garage door opener. And no, I can't just ''go buy a new one''. So, here's the deal. The light quit coming on when the door was opened, so I took most of the circuitry apart. The huge mistake I made was I made great diagrams of everything but where the 3 wires that control the thing hook up to the receiving unit and to the push button in the garage. I have a really good diagram made of it if that would help, and it's an old Genie model 209. Where the receiving unit hooks up, which has 3 wires, white, black, and red, there are 3 wires from the inside of the unit, grey, pink, and purple, plus, on 2 of these connections, the push button switch connects. In other words, there is a connection block with 3 connectors: the 3 wires from inside the unit itself connect [grey, pink, purple], and also, the receiving unit connects to all 3 terminals, plus the push button connects to 2 of them. How I forgot to write this down I'll never know ! But surely, surely, someone out there has an old Genie, or knows enough about them to help me figure this out.

Christophe Thompson

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• Posted on May 21, 2008

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