Device in Case of Power Failure
To use if needed
DC power cord
1.
2.
9V
9V
9V
9V
APP Control Guide (Dream Motion)
Download free to control the bed from a smartphone or a tablet.
Please follow the instructions for use in the APP.
IOS
ANDROID
Open the APP Store, search for the keyword "Dream Motion" to download the app.
Open the Google Play to search for the keyword "Dream Motion" and download the app.
Dream Motion
Dream Motion
Device with 2 9V batteries
08
09
Head
Motor
Foot
Motor
Neck
Motor
Lumbar
Motor
Power
USB
Foot
Massage
Head
Massage
LED
APP
Sync
HEAD UP/DOWN BUTTONS
Press and hold to lift or lower the HEAD section.
FOOT UP/DOWN BUTTONS
Press and hold to lift or lower the FOOT section.
NECK UP/DOWN BUTTONS
Press and hold to lift or lower the NECK section.
Adjustment
• Make sure the remote control is paired with the base.
• Check that the power cord is plugged into a working and grounded
electrical outlet. Unplug the power cord from the outlet. After 30
seconds, plug it back in. Press any button on the remote control
and hold until light on the remote control turns on.
• Make sure the remote control is paired with the base.
• Check that the power cord is plugged into a working and grounded
electrical outlet. Unplug the power cord from the outlet. After 30
seconds, plug it back in. Press any button on the remote control
and hold until light on the remote control turns on.
• Check that the surge protection device or electrical outlet is not
defective. Test the outlet by plugging in anotherworking appliance.
• Your base may be obstructed, preventing smooth operation. Remove
obstructions from around and under the base.
• Check that the head section is not too close to the wall.
• If a headboard is installed, check that it is not too close to the edge
of the mattress. Make sure there is enough distance between the
headboard bracket and themattress.
• Check the batteries in the remote control. Replace with new batteries,
if necessary.
• Make sure that you are following the duty cycle of the motors. Do
not operate for more than two minutes over a 20-minute period or
approximately 10% duty cycle.
• Press the lift buttons firmly andaccurately.
• The remote control may be experiencing common radio frequency
interference from other radio transmitting devices. Wait several
seconds and then try pressing the lift buttons again.
• This is normal. The lift motors click when they are engaged. No
action is required.
The adjustable base does not respond
when the remote control is used.
Remote control led light is on and
appears to be normal.
None of the features or functions
of the base activates.
Head or foot lift function works to
lift the base, but it does not return
it to the flat position.
Head or foot lift function has minor
interference during operation.
A clicking noise is heard under the
base when raising or lowering the
sections.
Excessive massage motor noise.
• If the base is located on hard surface flooring, place carpet pieces
or rubber pieces (not included) under each leg.
• Using the remote control, raise the head, foot or neck section slightly
to realign the lift/lower mechanisms with the base support platform.
• Make sure that your base is not positioned against a wall, nightstand,
or other object that may cause the vibration or noise.
• If the base is installed over a base frame, make sure that the massage
motors arenotcausing the base frame (or base frame components)
to vibrate.
• Make sure that the headboard attachment hardware isproperly
tightened (if used).
Troubleshooting
When there is an electric power failure, the included device and two batteries 9V 2.0A (not included) can be
used to flatten the base.
(1) Put the batteries in the device.
(2) Unplug the power cord from the outlet and plug the power cord into the device.
(3) Adjust the base.
How To Reset
STEP 1
：
Unplug
adjustable base
from the power source.
STEP 2
：
Plug
adjustable base
back into the power source after 60 seconds.
STEP 3
：
Automatic reset is completed.
If the adjustable base fails to operate, search for the symptoms and possible solutions below.
