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Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs You Can Trust

If you’re halfway through a boom lift repair and the part you ordered doesn’t fit because you guessed the number, you’re not saving time — you’re burning money. That’s why this Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog exists. 258 pages of factory-issued part numbers, diagrams, and serial-number-specific breakdowns. No aftermarket guesswork. No cross-referencing a Chinese catalog that uses a different bolt. This is the same book Genie’s own parts counter uses.

Parts Stocking List – What to Keep on the Shelf

Flip to the parts stocking list in this catalog and you’ll see exactly which components Genie recommends you stock for routine maintenance and common failures. Filters, seals, hydraulic fittings — it’s all listed with Genie part numbers. If you run a shop that services these lifts, that list pays for itself the first time you avoid a three-day wait for a $2 O-ring. The catalog breaks down every assembly from the platform down to the chassis. Need a boom pivot pin? It’s in there. Want the exact decal kit? Figure 100 covers decals starting on page 101.1.

Serial Number Range: From SN 966 to 3081

This Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog covers machines built between serial number 966 and 3081. That matters because Genie made running changes — a part that fits a 2008 S-80 might not fit a 2011 model. On page 3, the manual shows you how to read your serial number: model year, manufacture date, electrical schematic number ES0274. You’ll also find the machine unladen weight, rated work load (550 lb / 227 kg), and platform height specs. If your serial number falls outside this range, check the related manual for your unit: Genie S-80 S-85 2014 Parts Catalog. Genie S-80 S-85 2014 Parts Catalog

How to Read Your Serial Number

Genie stamps the serial number on the chassis. The format is S8006-12345 — the model year is the third and fourth digit (06 = 2006). This catalog gives you the exact decoding on page 3. You also get the electrical schematic number so you can order the correct wiring harness. If you skip verifying the serial number, you’ll order the wrong lift cylinder or control box. I’ve seen it happen. Don’t be that guy.

OEM Part Numbers vs Aftermarket Clones

Aftermarket parts catalogs often use generic photos and omit revision letters. This Genie S-80, S-85 2012 Parts Catalog prints the exact OEM part number with the latest revision — Rev E16 as of April 2012. When you call the dealer, you read them that number. No confusion. No “I think it’s this one.” The catalog also lists superseded part numbers so you know which old number got replaced. For example, the platform control box assembly has multiple revisions; the diagram shows each component with the correct fastener torque spec where applicable. Genie S-80 S-80X S-85 2012 Parts Catalog

Ordering Parts: Using the Fax Order Form

Page 9 of this catalog includes a service parts fax order form. You fill in your model, serial number, part number, quantity, and shipping info. This is the same form Genie’s own dealers use. If you’re a DIY owner or a small shop, having this form means you can order parts directly without the parts guy misreading your handwriting. The catalog also includes a how-to-order-parts section with Genie’s contact info and website. For the most up-to-date parts info, Genie recommends visiting their Parts Lookup System at genielift.com. Automotive Industry Overview But this manual gives you the full offline reference so you’re not hunting for Wi-Fi on a jobsite.

Decals and Safety Labels

Section 100 (Decals) starting on page 101.1 covers every warning label, capacity placard, and control identification decal. These are machine-specific. If your decal is faded or peeling, the catalog shows you the exact Genie part number to replace it. Safety inspectors check these decals — missing one can ground your lift. Genie S-80 S-85 Parts Catalog 2012 – Section: Platform Components Automotive Industry Overview The platform components section breaks down the railing, gate, and floor plate assemblies with parts lists.

FAQ

Does this catalog cover the S-80X model?

No. This manual is for S-80 and S-85 models only. The S-80X has different boom and chassis components. Check the related product list for the correct catalog.

What serial numbers are included?

From serial number 966 to 3081. Check the serial number plate on your machine before ordering.

Can I use aftermarket parts with these diagrams?

You can cross-reference, but I don’t recommend it. Aftermarket parts often use different materials or dimensions. The OEM part numbers in this catalog guarantee fit and compliance with Genie’s safety specs. Especially for hydraulic components — a wrong seal can cause a drift-down failure. Stick with Genie numbers.

Is this the same manual used by Genie dealers?

Yes. This is the official Parts Manual, part number 65615, Rev E16, published April 2012. It’s what the dealer parts counter pulls up when you call.

If you’re tired of ordering the wrong part and wasting billable hours, get the factory documentation that eliminates the guesswork. Access the Factory Manual and start matching part numbers to your Genie S-80 or S-85 lift today.

Related Manuals:

• Genie S-80 S-80X S-85 2012 Parts Catalog
• Genie S-80 S-85 Parts Catalog 2012 – Section: Platform Components
• Genie S-80 S-85 2014 Parts Catalog