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Tuft & Needle Adjustable Frame Owner'S Manual Download Page 50

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WARNING

Moderate risk of death or serious injury to children
Operating the Power Converter or performing an Emergency
Lowering using the Button on the Power Converter will override
the Child Lock feature. This may lead to death or serious injury to
children.

• Keep children away from moving parts
• Do not let children play with the Bed Frame

NOTICE

When an Emergency Lowering is performed, only the Bed Frame
connected to the Power Converter will be operated. You will
need to perform separate Emergency Lowerings for Bed Frames
connected by Wireless Sync. Wireless Sync Mode will be activated
again afterwards.

Diagram B

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Summary of Contents for Adjustable Frame

Page 1: ...Adjustable Frame Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...Tuft Needle 735 Grand Avenue Phoenix AZ 85007 877 842 2586 support tn com tn com...

Page 3: ...Year Limited Warranty Safety Introduction Box Contents Assembly Disassembly Transportation Operation Cleaning Maintenance Troubleshooting Technical Data Final Disposal 4 4 6 14 18 23 36 38 45 47 51 53...

Page 4: ...mponent arrive damaged please notify us within three 3 days of receipt of your delivery we will arrange for a replacement or return refund as necessary and you will not be responsible for any return f...

Page 5: ...he original delivery Please retain your bed frame packaging materials safely out of the reach of children and pets to use in the event you wish to take advantage of the 100 night trial Two Person Asse...

Page 6: ...6 Safety...

Page 7: ...Do not remove change bridge or bypass any protection or safety features Do not convert or modify the T N Adjustable Frame without written approval Do not use unauthorized spare parts for repair Only p...

Page 8: ...Platform is designed to support or lift this weight Users should get in and out of bed only when the Bed Frame is in a flat horizontal position Do not place your entire weight on the head or foot sec...

Page 9: ...This Manual is addressed to all adults responsible for assembling the Bed Frame who Have at least basic technical knowledge Are physically able to lift the components Have fully read and understood th...

Page 10: ...jury CAUTION The signal word CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury NOTICE The signal word NOTICE indicates a situation that will not lea...

Page 11: ...ng Do not use outdoors Do not operate the Bed Frame where aerosol spray products are being used or where oxygen is being administered To disconnect the Bed Frame turn all controls to the off position...

Page 12: ...ough crushing Crawling laying or reaching underneath the Bed Frame may lead to death or serious injury through crushing Do not crawl lay or reach underneath the Bed Frame WARNING Moderate risk of deat...

Page 13: ...s injury Do not store foreign objects underneath the Bed Frame Ensure nothing obstructs the Bed Frame s range of motion e g night stands or open windows WARNING Moderate risk of death or serious injur...

Page 14: ...14 Introduction...

Page 15: ...fety and throughout this Owner s Manual potential risks their consequences and steps to avoid harm are explained Observing the safety instructions in this Owner s Manual will help you to avoid hazards...

Page 16: ...iciencies in this documentation or for damages caused directly or indirectly by the delivery performance or usage of this documentation FCC Statement The Radio Frequency for this product is 2 4 GHz FC...

Page 17: ...ntil a properly grounded outlet sketch A can be installed by a qualified electrician The rigid ear lug or the like extending from the adapter must be connected to a permanent ground such as a properly...

Page 18: ...18 Box Contents...

Page 19: ...ary to fully assemble and operate the system Upon opening the packaging use this checklist to ensure all the parts are present and in perfect condition If any part is damaged or missing contact Tuft N...

Page 20: ...20 Component Overview Side Rail Right 1x A Side Rail Left 1x B Leg 4x C Crossbar 2x D Power Converter 1x K Crossbar Knob 4x E Control Box 1x I Power Cable 1x J...

Page 21: ...rm Screw Assembly Tool 16x 1x N Retainer Bar 1x O AAA Batteries Remote Control 1x 2x Head Platform 1x F Head Inner Platform 1x G Inner Base Platform 1x H Base Inner Platform 1x L Inner Foot Platform 1...

Page 22: ...d Platform UP Memory Position 1 Sleeping Position Foot Platform DOWN Child Lock Wireless Sync Head Platform DOWN Memory Position 2 Remote Control Sharing the bed The Split King bed frames support 2 Tw...

Page 23: ...23 Assembly...

Page 24: ...rrectly Unpackaging Lay both boxes flat on the ground ensuring they are the right way up see notices on the packaging Carefully open both boxes and check their contents as described in Chapter 3 Box C...

Page 25: ...ave children or animals unsupervised Dispose of unnecessary packaging immediately NOTICE Ensure all parts are at room temperature Parts that are too cold or hot may affect assembly NOTICE Do not use a...

Page 26: ...on the Side Rail 3 Insert the Leg and move it to the desired position 4 Insert the Leg Screw into the hole and use the Assembly Tool to tighten it 5 Repeat Steps 1 4 for each Leg En sure all Legs are...

Page 27: ...e Crossbars are parallel and roughly 5 ft apart Use the labels on the Side Rails to ensure they are oriented correctly Use the Crossbars to determine the position of the Side Rails The Side Rails shou...

Page 28: ...b counter clockwise until it is hand tight 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 with the second Crossbar for Side Rail Right A Connecting the Bars 3 A D x2 E CAUTION Risk of minor or moderate injury through crushin...

Page 29: ...oderate injury through crushing Do not touch moving parts when lifting or moving the Side Rails Only grip the fixed parts CAUTION Risk of minor or moderate injury through crushing While screwing in th...

Page 30: ...ING ASSEMBLY CAUTION Risk of minor or moderate injury through crushing While screwing in the Crossbar Knobs you will need to lift the moving parts of the Side Rails Allowing these parts to fall may le...

Page 31: ...over the Cable 1 Turn over the Base Platform H and lay it flat across the center of the Bed Frame The Net should face downwards 2 Ensure that the Platform is correctly positioned There should be 3 Mo...

Page 32: ...e final 8 Platform Screws N to attach the Head and Foot Platforms to the Side Rails A B IMPORTANT Use the labels on the Head and Foot Platforms F M to ensure they are identified correctly Use the labe...

Page 33: ...r Bar K into position The two ends of the Bar should be inside the Brackets at the end of the Foot Platform M 2 Press the Retainer Bar O firmly towards the Bed Frame to click it into place Attaching t...

Page 34: ...9 J K NOTICE Stretching the Power Cable may damage it This may lead to malfunctions with the Bed Frame NOTICE Ensure the Cable is plugged into the mains properly Bad connections can damage the system...

Page 35: ...tteries into the Remote Control and slide the cover into position The batteries are provided for you Inserting the Batteries 10 NOTICE Replace the batteries in the Remote Control once a year Do not us...

Page 36: ...36 Disassembly Transportation...

Page 37: ...re that the Bed Frame has first been moved to the Sleeping Position Stand at opposite sides of the Bed Frame long sides and grip the Base Platform CAUTION Risk of minor or moderate injury through crus...

Page 38: ...38 Operation...

Page 39: ...ry LED Array Shows the function that the Bed Frame is currently performing Head Platform on right and Foot Platform on left UP DOWN Buttons Move the Head and Foot Platforms up and down Sleeping Positi...

Page 40: ...Buttons WARNING Risk of minor or moderate injury to children Misuse of the Remote Control by children could lead to minor or moderate injury Activate the Child Lock when children are present In Wirel...

Page 41: ...Test the Remote Control to check that it has been safely unpaired Moving the Bed Frame Up and Down You can use the UP and DOWN Buttons to move the Head and Foot Platforms up and down 1 Press and hold...

Page 42: ...least 15 seconds then 1 The Remote Control displays F to confirm the input 2 Press and hold the Sleeping Button again to move the bed to the flat position 3 The Reset is complete If two beds are in Wi...

Page 43: ...ach Bed Frame can be controlled using its own Remote Control To Activate Wireless Sync Mode 1 Press the Wireless Sync Button on both Remote Controls on the left side of the Remote Control simultaneous...

Page 44: ...tinue using the Bed Frame as normal Moving the Bed Frame Up and Down in Wireless Sync Mode When Wireless Sync Mode is activated pressing the UP and DOWN Buttons on either of the Remote Controls will m...

Page 45: ...45 Cleaning Maintenance...

Page 46: ...ING Moderate risk of death or serious injury through electric shocks Leaving the Bed Frame plugged in while cleaning it may lead to death or serious injury through electric shocks Use only a dry or sl...

Page 47: ...47 Troubleshooting...

Page 48: ...t has been reached due to continuous operation Do not operate the Bed Frame for at least 6 minutes This will reset the time out 3 Unplug the Power Converter Wait until the LED goes out then plug it ba...

Page 49: ...into the Power Converter Do not use rechargeable batteries 4 Make sure no heavy objects or any person is on the bed or in the range of moving parts 5 Press the Button on the Power Converter until the...

Page 50: ...ay lead to death or serious injury to children Keep children away from moving parts Do not let children play with the Bed Frame NOTICE When an Emergency Lowering is performed only the Bed Frame connec...

Page 51: ...51 Technical Data...

Page 52: ...t the lower end of the input volt age range maximum load may be reduced Contact T N for further details Property Input Voltage Input Voltage Suitable mattress dimensions Ambient conditions Maximum loa...

Page 53: ...53 Final Disposal...

Page 54: ...to the disposal procedures for the raw materials and components used Recycle as many parts as possible Careless or incorrect disposal may cause irreversible environmental harm Ensure that measures ar...

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