The Genie GS-1930 is one of the most widely used electric scissor lifts in commercial and industrial applications. If your GS-1930 won’t drive, won’t lift, or won’t charge, identifying the correct replacement part quickly is critical to minimizing downtime.
This page covers:
The most common GS-1930 problems
Frequently replaced electrical and hydraulic components
Troubleshooting guidance
Direct links to OEM-compatible replacement parts
Select your GS-1930 issue below to view troubleshooting steps and recommended replacement parts.
Your Genie GS-1930 scissor lift powers on but will not move forward or reverse. This issue is commonly caused by low battery voltage, a failed motor controller, brake release problems, a blown main fuse, or a limit switch fault.
If your machine clicks, beeps, or shows intermittent drive behavior, start here.
Your Genie GS-1930 scissor lift will drive but the platform will not raise — or it lowers unexpectedly. Lift failures are often related to solenoid coils, function manifold components, pressure transducers, limit switches, or hydraulic system issues.
If the machine powers on but the platform will not respond, start troubleshooting here.
our Genie GS-1930 scissor lift will not charge or loses power quickly after charging. Common causes include a failed onboard charger, damaged charger control wiring, weak batteries, a tripped breaker, or a blown fuse.
If the charger will not power on or the batteries will not hold a charge, begin troubleshooting here.
Your Genie GS-1930 scissor lift may display diagnostic fault codes related to drive, lift, overload, tilt, or control system errors. These codes help identify failed components such as pressure transducers, limit switches, motor controllers, or brake assemblies.
Use our fault code guide to match your error and find the correct replacement part.
The Genie GS-1930 scissor lift has several components that commonly require replacement due to electrical faults, hydraulic wear, or normal service intervals. Below are the parts most frequently replaced on GS-1930 machines in commercial and industrial environments.If you are troubleshooting a drive, lift, or charging issue, these are typically the first components to inspect
These parts are commonly associated with “won’t drive,” “won’t charge,” and intermittent power issues:
Lift and drive problems are often traced back to hydraulic or brake-related components:
Browse the most commonly replaced Genie GS-1930 parts below, or view the complete catalog.
We stock electrical, hydraulic, steering, pothole system, and platform components for the Genie GS-1930 scissor lift. Some parts vary by serial number range, contact us if you need help verifying fitment or can't find the part, we'll have it.
The Genie GS-1930 scissor lift uses onboard diagnostic systems to monitor drive, lift, overload, tilt, and charging systems. When a fault condition occurs, the machine may beep, disable certain functions, or restrict operation to protect components.
Most GS-1930 issues fall into one of the following categories:
Drive system faults, Lift system faults, Overload or pressure sensor faults, Limit switch and safety interlock faults, Charger and battery faults.
Proper diagnosis typically requires verifying battery voltage, inspecting main fuses and breakers, checking limit switches, and confirming brake release operation.
If you are experiencing a specific issue, select the appropriate troubleshooting section above or contact our parts team for assistance.
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