BedJet 6002NA V1 User Manual

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USER MANUAL – MODELS 6002NA/V1/V2/ & 7002xx

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Bed Climate Comfort System

with Remote Control & Bluetooth App

This device is for residential home use only. It is not intended to be

used in commercial, industrial, or human medical settings.

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Questions and Answers:

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mosssandraAug 3, 2025
Why is there no air flow from my BedJet Temperature Controller into the bed?
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  Shelly RangelAug 3, 2025
  If your BedJet is on but you're not feeling the cooling or heating in bed, several factors could be at play. First, check that the Air Nozzle and Air Hose are properly installed on the bed, as they can shift over time. Ensure the bedding isn't bunched up in front of the Air Nozzle. Also, low-quality top sheets (too low thread count) or loose-knit top sheets might allow air to escape. A heavy blanket load can also impede airflow. To resolve this, adjust the Air Nozzle and Hose so that the Air Nozzle extends at least 1 inch onto the top of the mattress. Pull the bedding flatter to allow air to flow through the bed. Use a top layer sheet or comforter with a 250 thread count or higher. Consider using the AirComforter accessory.
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gloria92Aug 12, 2025
What to do if my BedJet 6002NA V1 blows cold air while in heat mode?
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  james68Aug 13, 2025
  If your BedJet delivers warm air but then starts blowing cold air while still in heat mode, the mechanical thermal overheat switches may have been triggered, possibly by inlet or outlet blockages. To fix this, switch off your BedJet and unplug it for 5 minutes. Then, plug it back in and run it on cool mode for 1 minute before attempting to use the heat mode again. This will help reset the thermal overheat switch. Also, check the air filter to ensure it is clean and make sure there are no obstructions blocking the air inlet or outlet.

BedJet 6002NA V1 Specifications

General

Model	BedJet 6002NA V1
Category	Temperature Controller
Power	120V / 60Hz
Cooling Method	Air
Heating Method	Air
Temperature Range	66°F to 104°F (19°C to 40°C)
Control Method	Wireless remote control, mobile app
Compatibility	Twin, Full, Queen, King Size Beds