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P O W E R S U P P LY C O N N E C T I O N S
The power supply (Fig. 17) is mounted to the head platform section
underneath the bed. The power supply is a critical component and is
the first item that should be checked in the event that your bed is not
operating properly. The power supply is a small black box that plugs
in to your home’s wall receptacle to supply electrical power to the
bed. The power supply has a small indicator light that will illuminate
green if there is power being supplied. If the indicator light is not
illuminated, check the following two connections that are located on
opposite ends of the power supply (Fig. 17).
1. Power cord connection—This is the cable that plugs directly
in to your wall receptacle. Check and make sure the cable is
plugged in securely to the power supply. It is also a good idea
to check your wall receptacle with another appliance (i.e. lamp,
radio, etc) to make sure the receptacle is supplying power.
2. Extension cable connection—This cable runs from the power
supply to the 3-way splitter cable on the head motor. Check to
make sure the cable is plugged in securely to the power supply.
H E A D M O T O R C O N N E C T I O N S
The 2nd place to check and ensure that all cables are properly
connected is the 3 way splitter cable that is connected to the head
motor. Check the following 3 connections (Fig. 18).
1. Male Connector—This is the shortest cable coming out of the
head motor. It has a 2-prong male connector. This connector
should be plugged in to the extension cable that comes from
the power supply.
2. Female Connector—This connector is should be plugged in
to the 2-prong male connector wire that comes from the foot
motor (curly telephone style wire). The foot motor is the only
motor which points towards the foot-end of the bed.
3. 7 Pin Connector—This connector should be plugged in to the
cable that comes directly from the control box that is attached
to the foot motor.
