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  • Genie garage door opener and my lights stay on?

    Could a relay have gone bad?

    The opener has a button for Lights and for opening. If I hit the one for lights - nothing. The lights stay on.

    They don't go out after a while when the opener is shut (Standard.)

    ? ? ?
    Mark
    Owner of 1 house (3200 SQ.FT., 4 car garage)
    Owner of 3 rental houses (partner with the bank.)

  • #2
    lights

    I would check the control board. The lamp(s) operate off a timer on the control board.

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    • #3
      Thanks

      I unscrewed the lights and now it works???

      Don't know if too much heat was developed or what.

      Lights are now florocesnt where they were regular light bulbs.

      ???
      Mark
      Owner of 1 house (3200 SQ.FT., 4 car garage)
      Owner of 3 rental houses (partner with the bank.)

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      • #4
        You got yourself a sticky relay that not getting any better. Sometimes you can tap on the relay and it will work a little again. Heat and age,

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        • #5
          It's working??????

          Well, I turned the lights off by unscrewing them and now, it works.
          Mark
          Owner of 1 house (3200 SQ.FT., 4 car garage)
          Owner of 3 rental houses (partner with the bank.)

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          • #6
            Well, it was doing it adain (unscrewed the light.)

            It's probably ok now. . . How do I get a new relay and how much are they?
            Mark
            Owner of 1 house (3200 SQ.FT., 4 car garage)
            Owner of 3 rental houses (partner with the bank.)

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            • #7
              Could it be Florocent Lights???

              What should I use?
              Mark
              Owner of 1 house (3200 SQ.FT., 4 car garage)
              Owner of 3 rental houses (partner with the bank.)

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              • #8
                Got old style light bulbs at Wally World yesterday and put them in last night. . . Well see.
                Mark
                Owner of 1 house (3200 SQ.FT., 4 car garage)
                Owner of 3 rental houses (partner with the bank.)

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                • #9
                  I am interested in this thread and have the same problem with a Genie Excellerator. There are two relays on the motor board but I am not sure which one commands the lights and is sticking. I tried to hear the click with a stethoscope but that did not work.

                  One relay is a single pole double throw (833H-1C-C) and the other a double pole double throw (845HN-2C-C).

                  Once you find your relay, you can order it from mouser.com (relays are less than $1 typically, with shipping around $5).

                  If anyone can help me with the relay to replace I would appreciate it (I would replace both but 845HN-2C-C is out of stock and I would rather not spend the time on finding a compatible one if I do not have to).

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