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Genie GS-3390, GS-4390, GS-5390 2012 Parts Catalog

So you’ve got a Genie GS-3390, GS-4390, or GS-5390 scissor lift in your shop, and you need replacement parts. Maybe you already wasted an afternoon cross-referencing aftermarket part numbers that don’t line up with the castings on the machine. That’s because aftermarket catalogs are compiled from old data, often missing the serial number breakpoints Genie uses. This Genie GS-3390, GS-4390, GS-5390 2012 Parts Catalog is the factory document: 294 pages of OEM diagrams and part numbers, keyed to serial numbers from 40001 to 42685. It tells you exactly which part fits your specific machine, by serial number range. Returns become rare.

294 Pages of Genie Factory Parts Data

This catalog covers all three models – GS-3390, GS-4390, and GS-5390. The serial number range is clearly stated on page 1: from SN 40001 to 42685 for the GS-3390, with the other models falling within similar published ranges. Page 2 gives you contact info and revision details. The meat of the document is organized by assembly – Drive Chassis Components, Decals, Hydraulics, and more. Each assembly has an exploded view figure with a parts list including item numbers, OEM part numbers, descriptions, and quantities. You won’t find torque specs or service procedures here – that’s the service manual’s job. But for ordering the correct bolt, seal, or decal, this is the only source you should trust.

Serial Number Information – Why It Matters

Every Genie machine has a serial number stamped on the chassis. Page 3 explains how to read it: model, year, facility code, sequence number. If you order a part without verifying your serial number, you might get the wrong revision. This catalog breaks down where changes happened – for example, decals changed at SN 41523. Decals with words up to SN 41522 are on figure 101.1; from SN 41523 onward, they split into words and symbols sections. Skip that check and you’ll order a decal that doesn’t match. I’ve seen it happen. Don’t be that shop.

How to Order Parts Using This Catalog

Page 8 covers the ordering process. You need the model, serial number, part number, quantity, and your shipping info. There’s a fax order form on page 9. I prefer the electronic version – click any page number in the TOC to jump directly to the figure. That saves time. Keep the Parts Stocking List on page 7 handy – it tells you which parts Genie recommends keeping in stock for common repairs. If you run a rental yard, that list is gold.

Decals: More Than Just Stickers – Safety Critical

Decals take up pages 10 through 18 in this manual. That’s eight pages of decals for these models. Some guys think decals are cosmetic – they’re not. Safety warnings, load limits, operating instructions – all mandated by ANSI A92.6 and B354.2. If a decal is missing or illegible, you’re non-compliant. This catalog gives you the exact OEM part number for each decal. Order the factory decal, not a generic replacement. I’ve seen shops get fined for using wrong decals. Use this manual to get the right one.

Source Authenticity – OEM vs. Aftermarket Catalogs

You might find cheaper PDFs online claiming to cover these models. Those are often scanned copies of old editions or compiled from multiple sources. This is a direct Genie publication, part number 65758, revision E13, dated April 2012. Genie updates manuals frequently – page 4 tells you to check their website for the latest. With an aftermarket copy, you get whatever someone cobbled together. With this OEM catalog, you get the same document the dealer uses. If you work on construction equipment, you know the difference. For related manuals, check out Genie S-60, S-65 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual and Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Manual. If you need the specs, Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs is also available. The lift industry falls under the broader Automotive Industry Overview, and understanding the history of equipment maintenance can be helped by the Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ – Genie GS-3390, GS-4390, GS-5390 2012 Parts Catalog

Does this manual cover the GS-3390 from serial number 40001?

Yes, the manual covers GS-3390 from SN 40001 to 42685. Check page 1 for the exact range.

Are replacement parts like cylinders and hoses listed in this catalog?

Yes, each assembly figure includes hoses, seals, cylinders, and hardware. But you need to identify the correct assembly from the table of contents.

Can I use this manual for the GS-4390 if my serial number starts with 40000?

No, the serial number range for GS-4390 is not explicitly given in the excerpt, but the manual covers the range from 40001 to 42685 for the GS-3390. For other models, Genie likely uses overlapping ranges. Contact Genie or check the chassis label.

What about the GS-5390 – does the decal section cover all three models in one figure?

The decal figures are organized by model and serial number breakpoints. For example, Decals with Words (to SN 41522) on page 10 likely apply to multiple models, but you must verify the figure title. The catalog lists each decal by model applicability. If you have a GS-5390 with SN above 41523, use figures 102.1 or 103.1. Don’t guess – locate your machine’s serial number first, then find the correct figure. I’ve seen techs order the wrong decal set for a GS-5390 because they assumed all models use the same decals. That error costs time and money, and worse, it can lead to missing safety warnings if the decal is wrong. Use this manual to get it right.

If you work on these Genie lifts daily, you need this 2012 Parts Catalog on your tablet or printed out. Don’t rely on third-party parts sites that show generic images. Get the factory drawings and official part numbers. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and start ordering the correct parts today.