Genie Serial Number Lookup

Decode your Genie aerial lift, scissor lift, or boom lift serial number

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Enter your Genie serial number to decode equipment type, model specifications, and find where the serial plate is located on your machine. Genie uses model-based serial formats (e.g., GS3205A-76000) where the prefix identifies the model series.

Serial Number Decoder

Helps narrow down serial plate location

Model numbers like GS-1930: 19' height, 30" width

Enter complete serial number from the data plate

Understanding Genie Serial Numbers

Model Number Format

Genie model numbers encode key specifications. For example, GS-1930:

  • GS = Genie Scissor series
  • 19 = 19-foot platform height
  • 30 = 30-inch machine width

Serial Number Format

Example: GS3205A-76000

  • GS3205 = Model-specific prefix code
  • A = Design revision letter (A, B, C indicate manufacturing updates)
  • 76000 = Sequential production number

Equipment Series

GS Series

Scissor lifts (GS-1930, GS-2632, GS-3246)

S Series

Telescopic booms (S-40, S-60, S-80)

Z Series

Articulating booms (Z-45/25, Z-60/34)

GTH Series

Telehandlers (GTH-5519, GTH-636)

Year Identification

Unlike some manufacturers, Genie does not directly encode the year in the serial number. Year of manufacture is typically determined by serial number ranges documented in Genie's service manuals or through their official Smart Parts lookup system.

Where to Find Your Serial Number

Scissor Lifts (GS Series)

  • Front frame member near the battery
  • Under the platform (base frame)
  • Near the operator controls

Boom Lifts (S/Z Series)

  • Above the battery compartment
  • On the turntable bearing housing
  • Stamped on frame rails (L/R and R/F of plate)

Telehandlers (GTH Series)

  • On the main frame near the cab
  • Inside the operator cab
  • Engine compartment area

Push-Around Lifts (AWP/IWP)

  • On the mast or base frame
  • Near the control panel
  • On the battery cover area

Pro Tip: If the serial plate is missing or damaged, check for stamped numbers on the frame. Genie typically stamps the serial number directly into the metal as a backup.