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2-Pack Garage Door Opener Limit Switches for Genie – Durable Metal Construction, Prevents Excessive Movement, Compatible with Screw Drive & Chain Glide Models 20113R, 19795S, 22785R

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  • REDUCING DAMAGE RISK: The limit switch ensures that the garage door stops accurately at the preset position during both opening and closing, effectively preventing excessive movement that could damage the door or opener, thus extending the product's lifespan
  • PROTECTING YOUR FAMILY’S SAFETY: Precise limit switch control effectively prevents over-operation of the door, avoiding excessive force during closing or incomplete closure, enhancing overall safety
  • METAL FINISH UPGRADE: Zuomeng uses a metal limit plate, offering superior wear resistance and durability compared to plastic alternatives. It is designed to withstand the mechanical stress from daily garage door operations
  • WIDE COMPATIBILITY: Suitable for various garage door openers, it can replace many Genie screw drive and chain drive models. Compatible with part numbers: 20113R, 19795S, 22785R
  • TWO-PACK: The product operates at 24V and supports screw installation, making the installation process quick and easy. The two-pack is ideal for double garage doors, eliminating the need for an additional purchase



Product Description

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Zuomeng garage door opener limit switch ensures that the garage door stops precisely at the preset positions when opening and closing. It prevents the door or opener from exceeding the set range, thereby avoiding damage to the equipment and extending its lifespan.

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Suitable for various Genie and LiftMaster screw drive and chain slide models, compatible with part numbers 20113R, 19795S, and 22785R. It serves as a replacement for many older models, offering broad applicability.


MK
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025
I am disappointed with this. There are two main problems.1. When the garage door hits the limit switch, the spring is not strong to stay in place to establish circuit contact/connection and stop the motor. In some cases, it snaps back and the motor keeps moving2. 1 of the 2 limit switch has wider guage for the point contacts (this point contact is where one clamps and connects the wire from the motor to the limit switch). A professional can file the gauge or expand the clamp to clip this. But it is still a hassle.I got another part for Amazon and it worked seamlessly and this is throw away for me.
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