Rev: 07.03.18 Page 11
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Relocating Limit Switches
If desired, the limit switches can be moved from their factory locations to one of the alternate positions.
To relocate the upper limit switch:
1. Remove the two Phillips head screws (Fig. 15).
2. Move the switch to the new location.
NOTE: It may be necessary to add 6P4C (28 AWG) wire to the microswitches to accommodate switch relocation.
Do not over-tighten screws. Tighten screws slowly until switch is snug and does not move.
Over-tightening screws can crack the limit switch body, causing the limit switch to short-out. If there is a
short, the bed lift travel will not stop, which could cause catastrophic failures to the system.
3. Reinstall screws to secure switch.
Failure to relocate stop screws along with relocated microswitches can cause damage to the bed lift
system. Relocate, or install new, stop screws when relocating microswitches to prevent possible bed
lift damage.
Stop Screws
Fig. 21
To relocate the lower limit switch:
1. Remove the two Phillips head screws (Fig. 15A).
2. Move the switch to the new location.
NOTE: It may be necessary to add 6P4C (28 AWG) wire to the microswitches to accommodate switch relocation.
Do not over-tighten screws. Tighten screws slowly until switch is snug and does not move.
Over-tightening screws can crack the limit switch body, causing the limit switch to short-out. If there is a
short, the bed lift travel will not stop, which could cause catastrophic failures to the system.
3. Reinstall screws to secure switch.
When limit switch microswitches are relocated from their factory locations, #10 x
⁄
" self-tapping stop
screws located on either side of the microswitches (Fig. 21) must be moved also.
If the lower limit switch is relocated from its lowest position, stop screws must be installed at the new location.
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