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hi hawk,
yeah i was looking in the book and it does not have that specific schematic number in it. They start at ES0083B on page 6-6 for that serial number range. That one should be the same as your unit. You can contact genie and see if they have that specific schematic number though.
I can say the wiring in these units does remain very similar across the board unless they make any upgraded additions or design changes.
You can also look in the literature box and see if that specific schematic was included with the lift, usually it would be in there if so (providing it hasn't been removed at some point).
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