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To Remove Actuator
Recommended Tools: Screwdriver, Hammer, Punch
1. Identify actuator to be replaced.
2. Tip bed on its side or upside down to replace hi-lo actuators.
3. Mark cable ties locations with tape for later reference. Cut cable ties that hold the motor cables to frame.
4. Actuator is held in place by two pins. Use a screwdriver to remove clip on each pin.
5. Slide pins out of holes. If necessary, use hammer and punch to tap out the pins.
6. You may now replace the actuator(s).
7. To reassemble bed, reverse the previous steps, making note of the following two important items:
• Assemble all hardware as originally installed.
8. Install cable ties per designated locations marked in step 3 by tape.
To Remove AC Power Cord
Recommended Tools: Small Screwdriver, Masking Tape, Cable Ties
1. Raise bed to maximum height if possible.
2. Unplug power cord from wall.
3. Cut cable ties that hold AC power cord to frame. Tape remaining cables in their original position. It is very important to
keep actuator cables routed along frame in original factory-installed positions. If this step is not followed, damage to
cables or electric shock may result.
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WARNING: Possible Shock Hazard.
Injury may result from improper power cord routing. Always follow proper
factory-installed routing configuration. Be sure to check condition of power cord on a regular basis. Do not use damaged
or frayed power cords.
4. Disconnect the ground wire, if present.
5. Using a small screwdriver, alternately depress small latch tabs above and below AC inlet receptacle on the control
box. Simultaneously, pull gently outward on AC power cord where it connects to control box until plug comes out.
6. Plug replacement cord into control box until it latches.
7. Re-route AC power cord along frame in same position as original routing.
8. Replace cable ties along with cables in their original position and routing to the control box. If this step is not
followed, damage to cables or electric shock may result.
9. Ensure ground wire is re-attached, if applicable.
