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TV B ed - S afety Information
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 It is essential that the Mains Power Lead (1 5 ) is connected to an earthed socket be it a wall socket or extension lead
otherwise there is risk of damage or even electric-shock.
 The socket providing the power must be accessible at all times in case you need to switch off the power quickly
 During an electrical or lightening storm - disconnect the power completely as a precaution.
 Always un-plug the power when going on holiday or when the bed is not used for an extended period.
 If you have young children in the home always disconnect the power at the wall socket for extra safety.
 Power outlets, extension leads or adapters must not be overloaded beyond their limit - this can result in fire or electric
shock.
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Leads supplied with this bed, or other approved mains powered extension leads used to power the equipment must not be
placed where they can be walked on - this is dangerous and could lead to accidents.
 Do not interfere with or modify any cables already fitted and do not add any extra media leads unless they are routed
through the ducts as shown in St ep 9 . All leads must be tightly fixed to back of TV with clips (21), never hanging loose.
 Never touch moving parts or any part of the equipment - if something needs to be checked, disconnect the power first.
 Do not insert anything into the footboard as this could seriously damage the TV and/or the TV lifting equipment and could,
if done carelessly, cause serious damage or injury.
 If the equipment doesn't operate normally or if there is any unusual noises, disconnect the power.
IMPORTANT: Care should be taken when connecting electrical items. If you are in any doubt about the
connections please consult an approved electrician. If you still have a problem please contact your retailer for
advice.
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Raise the TV Lift by pressing the Up button of the remote control.
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Connect the Aerial & HDMI cable (16&17) by passing down the appropriate duct - see St ep 6.
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Connect the TV to the mounting bracket as in St ep 7 or 8, as appropriate.
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If necessary mounting bracket can easily be adjusted up or down to align with upper fixing holes on rear of TV.
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Connect the TV Power Lead (supplied with TV) by passing plug down one of the ducts, plugging it into an
adapter (if supplied with TV) then into the TV power socket which is on the face of footboard - see St ep 10.
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This socket is only to be used for the TV as the power supply is not constant.
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If required, connect your own media cables through either of the ducts - connect your media equipment when
ready. Please use the cable clips (21) & cable ties (22) to make certain there are no loose wires to snag.
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The TV can now be operated following the TV Operation Guide supplied with your TV.
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When finished viewing, lower the TV back into the footboard by pressing Down button of the remote control.
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The TV will retract into the footboard automatically - power shall be turned off when TV reaches the bottom.
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When the Up button is pressed - the TV Lifting Column rises and power to the TV turns back on automatically.
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It is very important not to place any vessel containing liquids, e.g. drinks or vase of flowers, on top of the TV footboard
which may accidentally spill and enter the TV compartment as this could cause damage to the TV and/or the TV lifting
equipment. If this happens, please contact your retailer.
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Do not expose the bed to an undue level of heat - keep away from radiators.
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Never allow anyone to sit on the foot end of the bed - keep children well away from moving parts.
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To keep your bed clean, we recommend that it be wiped over with a slightly dampened cloth or if fabric, use a light vacuum
cleaner; always disconnect power before cleaning.
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Supplied with the bed are remote controls to operate the Audio system and TV Lift , When you fit your own TV there is a
remote control to operate that as well. All these remotes use batteries - there are no batteries in the rest of the equipment.
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There are strict controls for disposal of batteries - your local council can advise on how to safely dispose of them.
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Never burn batteries on an open fire as they could explode.
GENERAL INFORMATION
IMPORTANT POWER INFORMATION
TELEVISION INSTALLATION