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safety precautions and usage statements

The angle (designated “b” in figure 1) between the flat section and foot section 

for various configurations of the mattress support platform shall be ± 3°, which 

translates to a tolerance of up to ¾” . 

Any adjustable foundation deemed to be within these allocated tolerances is 

considered to have met the manufacturer’s quality control standards .

THAT “NEW PRODUCT” SMELL

Some people notice a slight odor to their new adjustable base . This can come 

from our material manufacturing process and the smell normal and usually 

disappears before the product reaches you . Sometimes, however, this smell 

may still be noticeable . It usually disappears after a few weeks, providing 

adequate ventilation of the product and the environment .

 

BREAK IN PERIOD

You can speed up the break-in period by simply spending time in the adjustable 

bed through activities such as reading, watching TV or playing with the kids or 

grandkids . The extra movement will help the adjustable base respond to weight 

and temperature changes . Some of the materials in our adjustable bases such 

as the woods, metals and plastics used in the platform, frame and components 

are sensitive to moisture content and temperature and may make sounds in 

colder environments .

PAIRED OPERATION

When operating a “paired” split base setup there may be a time latency up to 

1 .5 seconds between each bases articulation .

WEAR AND TEAR

Wear and tear is damage that naturally and inevitably occurs as a result of 

normal use or aging .

FABRIC CARE

To prolong the life of your fabric, protect from direct sunlight whenever possible . 

For spot cleaning, wipe area with a light damp sponge or vacuum with a soft 

brush attachment to remove particles . Keep at a minimum of 30 cm (12 inches) 

away from direct heat sources . For a deeper cleaning, blot liquid spills with a 

clean dry cloth . Wipe with a clean cloth dampened with warm water . Do not wet 

excessively . A soft bristle brush may be used to remove ingrained soil . Avoid 

scratching by gentle brushing . Wipe with a clean cloth dampened with warm 

water to remove residues . Dry in shade away from direct heat . If persistent marks 

remain visible after cleaning, seek professional advice .

 

PRODUCT RATINGS

The lift motors are not designed to operate continuously for more than two (2) 

minutes in an eighteen (18) minute time period or approximately 10% duty cycle . 

Attempting to circumvent or exceed this rating will shorten the life expectancy of 

the product and may void the warranty .  

WEIGHT LIMITS

This product is not rated to support weights in excess of 750 pounds inclusive 

of the mattress and bedding . The base will structurally support this weight, 

provided it is evenly distributed across the bed base . The adjustable base is 

not designed to support or lift this amount in the head or foot sections alone . 

Exceeding this weight restriction could damage the bed and/or cause injury and 

will void the warranty . 

Summary of Contents for Motion Air

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual Actual product appearance and functionality may vary from photographs illustrations and descriptions included in this manual...

Page 2: ...st 5 Base and Remote Overview 6 Quick Reference Guide 7 Installation Guide 8 12 Remote Control 14 Battery Backup Strap 14 Pair Remote 15 Connecting Strap 16 Syncing Two Bases 17 Headboard Brackets not...

Page 3: ...e not recommended by the manufacturer Close supervision is required when the bed base is used by or near children convalescents disabled persons or pets Improper connection of the equipment can result...

Page 4: ...process to ensure bases will operate within these standards during normal operating use Normal operating use is defined as the following Adjustable foundation is to be operated with a mattress and loa...

Page 5: ...nds between each bases articulation WEAR AND TEAR Wear and tear is damage that naturally and inevitably occurs as a result of normal use or aging FABRIC CARE To prolong the life of your fabric protect...

Page 6: ...p the nut bolts or break the legs Enter and exit the adjustable base with the head and or foot in the articulated position Tinker with or modify base Press down on the head or foot while actuated this...

Page 7: ...g Strap H Sync Cable I Manual J Warranty Card K Quick Setup Guide L Pin 6 M Clip 6 N Washer 8 O Head Motor Bracket GREEN P Foot Motor Bracket YELLOW Q Head Motor GREEN R Foot Motor YELLOW S Input Cord...

Page 8: ...remote overview Foot Motor Head Motor Control Box Lifts and lowers foot portion of the base Lower Head Foot sec tion simultaneously Lifts and lowers head portion of the base Lift Head Foot section sim...

Page 9: ...stration purposes only Read all instructions before beginning installation ELECTRONICS OVERVIEW If installing a split unit see pages 16 17 Wireless Remote Battery Backup Strap Power Supply Input Cord...

Page 10: ...s that are secured to the base refer to Fig C1 so that you may attach the corresponding brackets and motors Fig A1 Fig A2 Fig B1 Cut and remove all binding straps Set the packaged items aside Fig C1 F...

Page 11: ...so that you may install the Head Motor b Insert a washer into each side hole of the Head Motor Bracket c Align the holes of the Head Motor with the holes of the Head Motor Bracket d Slide a Pin throu...

Page 12: ...ugh a washer then through the holes of the Foot Motor Fig I1 Fig I2 Fig I3 c Secure the Pin with another washer and a Clip Pin Washer Washer Clip STEP 9 STEP 10 Fig J1 Fig J2 Fig J3 a Remove the Pins...

Page 13: ...legs into the nutserts on the frame Do not overtighten Note a The minimum leg height required for the adjustable base is 6 Using a 3 leg could cause damage to the base or floor b The legs untwist into...

Page 14: ...s in remote control Quickly test functions before placing mattress on base to verify proper setup Return the base to a flat position Insert each end of the mattress retainer bar into the holes at the...

Page 15: ...s Within 5 seconds of performing Step 1 press and hold HEAD UP FOOT UP buttons together for three 3 seconds The LED at the top of the remote will flash twice When the LED light stops flashing the Chil...

Page 16: ...cy is over as the system will continue to draw power from the batteries even if not in use Connect the end of the Battery Backup Strap to the input cord that is attached to the control box Use the rem...

Page 17: ...mote is not in Child Lock Mode See pg 13 for Child Lock Deactivation instructions pair remote Press and hold the PAIR button on the back of the remote The PAIR button will illuminate and start to flas...

Page 18: ...nect side b to the leg bolt Secure the strap by shifting to the left Re tighten legs Do not over tighten Use the remaining strap and repeat on other end of the base STEP 2 STEP 1 STEP 3 connecting str...

Page 19: ...nnected TXL bases Unplug bases from power source Connect the Sync Cord to the Multifunction port of each Control Box Plug bases back into the power source Check to ensure all cords are securely attach...

Page 20: ...he T Bracket plate to the mounting holes on the headboard c Secure T Bracket in place by inserting two short screws through top of bracket Use hex key to tighten screws Headboard Brackets are an optio...

Page 21: ...top of the remote flashes twice the Child Safety Lock is activated See page 13 for instructions on how to deactivate the Child Safety Lock Unplug the base for 1 hour to reset the electronic components...

Page 22: ...ada como una cama hospitalaria y no est dise ada para cumplir con est ndares hospitalarios No utilice esta base con equipos de terapia de oxigeno TIPO TIENDA o cerca de gases explosivos FUNCIONES DE...

Page 23: ...aproximadamente 10 de un ciclo de trabajo Intentar evitar o exceder este l mite acortara la vida til del producto y puede anular la garant a LIMITES DE PESO Este producto no ha sido dise ado para supo...

Page 24: ...onas para instalar mover o voltear la base PASO 1 Siempre use dos personas al configurar mover o voltear la base Retire la base de la caja y despliegue la base de modo que la parte inferior quede haci...

Page 25: ...de la base FOOT se levantan y bajan la porci n del pie de la base Levanta la cabeza pie secci n simult neamente Bajar la cabeza pie secci n simult neamente ACTIVAR BLOQUEO DE SEGURIDAD INFANTIL Manten...

Page 26: ...s a distancia ahora operar n ambas bases simult neamente NOTAS Si las bases no coinciden volver las bases a las posiciones planas volver a sincronizar las posiciones mec nicas Pg 18 Soporte para Cabez...

Page 27: ...ontiennent des AIMENTS en n odyme Certains stimulateurs pourraient aussi faussement interpr ter les vibrations de la fonction de massage en option comme mouvement exercice Ceci est un ph nom ne couran...

Page 28: ...tivation de jusqu 5 secondes entre chaque articulation des bases lors de l utilisation de la base en configuration jumel e USURE L usure est un dommage qui advient naturellement et in vitablement la s...

Page 29: ...trouvent dans des bo tes sous la base ou fix s au ch ssis A T l commande sans fil et piles AAA 3 B Barre de retenue du matelas C Pattes 6 D Cordon d alimentation E Bloc d alimentation F Sangle de seco...

Page 30: ...es du support du moteur du pied afin de pouvoir installer le moteur du pied b Ins rez une rondelle de chaque c t du support du moteur du pied c Alignez les trous des bagues avec les trous du support d...

Page 31: ...ase r p tez le processus La t l commande est maintenant jumel e la base Pg 16 Sangle de raccordement optionnelle Si une configuration divis e est install e sauf le Tr s grand lit divis les attaches de...

Page 32: ...n Si aucun voyant ne s allume v rifiez que l entr e et que les fils d alimentation soient bien branch s Appuyez sur n importe quel bouton de la t l commande Si le voyant LED en haut de la t l commande...

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