with a different control box using the instructions in step C.
If you have a sync cord connecting the bed so that the bed bases operate together
and only one of your remotes is working, you'll need to disconnect the sync cord so
that you can see which of the bed bases is connected to the operational remote.
Then, follow the sync steps in part C for the non-operational remote(s).
Memory Buttons
The remote will have 2 memory buttons for your base, MEMORY A and MEMORY B. These
buttons can save favored positions to the memory. These buttons do not come
pre-programmed and will have to be set up individually.
H) To program the memory buttons
1) Press the FLAT button to return the base to a flat position.
2) Adjust the head and foot to the desired position.
3) Press and hold the TIMER button until the backlight flashes.
4) Then, press the desired memory button (MEMORY A or MEMORY B).
5) To test that the setting has been saved press the FLAT button to fully lower
the base then press the memory button to ensure it will raise to the desired
position.
EMERGENCY LOWERING
1) If your base is stuck in an upright position and your transformer has a green light,
but the base still does not work after completing the steps above, you can lower it by
pressing the emergency lower button which is the red button on the control box.
2) Alternatively, if the base is stuck in an upright position during a power outage, the
battery backup in the transformer will return the base to a flat position. Batteries are
not to be used for normal operation of the base.
a) Install two 9-volt alkaline batteries into the battery backing transformer, and
use the reset button on the control box to return the base to a flat position.
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