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Genie garage door opener: Excelerator: green LED blinks once, repeating

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Our drawing: the status LED on the motor unit, green one flash, repeating.

Motor drive board interrupt. Genie says an improperly balanced door, a damaged or worn counterbalance spring or binding door hardware can cause this signal.

Applies to: Excelerator series: H8000, H8000-07, H8000D, ISD990, ISD995, ISD1000, PRO99, PRO99-21C, PRO99FN, CMD9900. What you see: the status LED on the motor unit, green one flash, repeating.

What Genie says to do

  1. Genie says to reset the opener: unplug it for 5 seconds and plug it back in; the first run afterwards is at slow speed.
  2. If it persists, Genie says to check the door’s balance and condition.

Genie’s page also lists checks on the motor drive board’s fuse and its ribbon cable.

Genie’s safety line: “If you suspect a problem with the garage door hardware or springs, contact an authorized Genie dealer or a trained door technician.”

No repair advice of our own. The steps above are only Genie’s, as its page states them; semiatic gives no repair instructions of its own. For anything beyond them, Genie’s page and a trained door technician are the authority.

Source

Genie’s own help page, read on the date shown.

The same count on other openers

The same number of flashes on another maker’s opener means something else.

Other Genie codes