Ashley M8X222 User manual

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REMARQUE: VOTRE MEUBLE PEUT ETRE DIFFERENT DE CELUI
MONTRE SUR L'ILLUSTRATION DE CETTE FEUILLE D'INSTRUCTIONS.
NOTA: LA UNIDAD PUEDE PRESENTAR UNA APARIENCIA DIFERENTE DE LA
QUE SE MUESTRA EN LAS ILUSTRACIONES DE LA HOJA DE INSTRUCCIONES.
NOTE: YOUR UNIT MAY LOOK DIFFERENT IN APPEARANCE FROM THE
ONE SHOWN IN THE ILLUSTRATIONS ON THIS INSTRUCTION SHEET.

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SAFETY
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
All users must read the Owner’s Manual. This Owner’s Manual was designed according to the UL 962 Standard for
Household and Commercial Furnishing. It contains safety instructions. All users have a responsibility to observe
the safety instructions. Important accident prevention advice is found in this chapter.
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
GENERAL SAFETYINFORMATION
It is important to adhere to the following when using the System:
▪Do not operate the product unless it is in full working order
▪
▪
Do not convert or modify the Adjustable Bed Frame without written approval
▪
Do not use unauthorized spare parts for repair
▪
Please only assemble the product if you are physically able to do so
▪
Do not attempt to change or replace parts unless the product is unplugged from a power source
▪
Ensure that no children or animals are in the proximity of the Bed Frame when operating it
▪
Ensure nothing obstructsthe Bed Frame’s range of motion (e.g. night stands or open windows)
Do not sit directly on any Platform when operating the Bed Frame. Distribute your weight evenly
INTENDED USE
The Adjustable Bed Frame is an electrically controlled Bed Frame. Its sole intended use is described in this
documentation. The Adjustable Bed Frame is designed for indoor use and household use only. Outdoor use is
forbidden. The Bed Frame is operated by a Remote Control.
HOSPITAL / MEDICAL DISCLAIMER
The Adjustable Bed Frame is not designed to comply with medical or hospital standards. It is therefore
not suitable for domestic or commercial medical use.
▪Do not use the Bed Frame near to tent type oxygen or therapy equipment
▪Do not use the Bed Frame near to other potentially explosive gases
The Adjustable Bed Frame may only be used with suitable mattresses. Suitable mattresses must comply with
Federal Register 16 CFR Part 1633. If unsure, ask your mattress provider if your mattress is compatible with
electrically adjustable Bed Frames. The Bed Frame must not be used without a mattress, or with water-based
mattresses. The Bed Frame may only be assembled and used by adults. It is not designed for children or animals.

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The recommended maximum load on the Bed Frame is 700 lbs (including the mattress). Weight must be
distributed evenly. No individual Platform is designed to support or lift this weight. Users should get in and out
of bed only when the Bed Frame is in a flat (horizontal) position. Do not place your entire weight on the head or
foot section, especially if the Bed Frame is in an elevated position. Do not stand on the Bed Frame or Platforms
at any time. Exceeding the recommended maximum load could damage the product and void the warranty.
Improper operation or usage outside of the intended use can result in personal injury and damage to the
system. Liability and warranty claims are void in cases of usage outside of the intended use.
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EXPLANATIONOF SYMBOLS AND SIGNAL WORDS
DANGER
The signal word DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious
injury.
WARNING
The signal word WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
CAUTION
The signal word CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in injury.
NOTICE
The signal word NOTICE indicates a situation that will not lead to personal injury, but could lead to damage to
the product or the environment.

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RESIDUAL RISKS
Residual risks are the risks that remain after all relevant safety standards have been complied with. These have
been evaluated through a thorough risk assessment. Read all instructions before assembling and operating
the Bed Frame.
DANGER
To reduce the risk of electric shock:
To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury to persons:
▪Always unplug the Bed Frame from the electrical outlet before cleaning.
WARNING
▪Unplug the Bed Frame from the outlet before putting on or taking off parts.
▪
Close supervision is necessary when the Bed Frame is used by, or near children, invalids, or disabled persons.
▪Use this Bed Frame only for its intended use as described in these instructions. Do not use attachments
not recommended by the manufacturer.
▪
Never operate the Bed Frame if it or any parts have a damaged Cable or Plug, are not working properly, have
been dropped or damaged, or dropped into water. Return the bed for examination and repair or replace it.
▪
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▪
▪
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Keep all Cables away from heated surfaces.
Never drop or insert any object into any opening.
Do not use outdoors.
Do not operate the Bed Frame where aerosol (spray) products are being used or where oxygen is being
administered.
To disconnect the Bed Frame, turn all controls tothe off position, then remove plug from outlet.
WARNING: Risk of injury –keep children away from the extended foot support (or other similar parts).
WARNING:Risk of electric shock –connect this furnishing to a properly grounded outlet only. See Grounding
Instructions.
WARNING
Risk of Serious injury or death
The Adjustable Bed Frame can withstand a maximum load of 700 lbs (evenly spread, including mattress).
Overloading the Bed Frame, or any single Platform, may lead to death or serious injury.
▪Do not overload the Bed Frame under any circumstances
▪Do not stand on the Bed Frame
▪Do not apply the maximum load tothe Foot or Head Platforms
▪Do not sit on the mattress while the Bed Frame is in motion. Distribute your weight evenly
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WARNING
Risk of Serious injury or death
Opening electrical components, or attempting improper conversions or modifications to electrical or mechanical
components on the Bed Frame may lead to death or serious injury.
▪Do not convert or modify the Adjustable Bed Frame
▪Never open electrical components
WARNING
Risk of Serious injury or death through crushing
Crawling, laying, or reaching underneath the Bed Frame may lead to death or serious injury through crushing.
When the Bed Frame moves to a new position, it is possible that persons will be crushed between the Bed
Frame and foreign objects. This may lead to death or serious injury.
▪Do not store foreign objects underneath the Bed Frame
▪Ensure nothing obstructs the Bed Frame’s range of motion (e.g. night stands or open windows)
▪Do not crawl, lay, or reach underneath the Bed Frame
WARNING
Risk of Serious injury or death to children
Misuse of the Bed Frame around children may lead to death or serious injury.
▪Activate the Child Lock when children are present
▪Keep children away from moving Platforms
▪Do not allow children to play with the Bed Frame

CONTENTS
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01. BOX CONTENTS..........................................................................................07
02. ASSEMBLY.......................................................................................................11
03. OPERATION..................................................................................................21
04. DISASSEMBLY AND TRANSPORTATION..................................................25
05. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE................................................................26
06. TROUBLESHOOTING........................................................................................27
07. TECHNICAL DATA........................................................................................29

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The Adjustable Bed Frame is delivered in one box. The box contains all the parts and tools necessary to fully
assemble and operate the system. Upon opening the packaging, use thischecklist to ensure all the parts are
present and in perfect condition. If any part is damaged or missing, contact ASHLEY. Ensure that the box
is stored in a flat position in a dry place at room temperature.
1. BOX CONTENTS
H
GJ
F
A x 1
SIDE RAIL (RIGHT)
SIDE RAIL (LEFT)
LEGCROSSBAR KNOB CROSSBAR
CONNECTING CABLE
CONTROL BOX POWER CONVERTER
EMERGENCY
LOWERING STRAP
DC POWER CORD AC POWER CORD Y CORD
B x 1
C x 4 D x 4 E x 2
F x 1 G x 1 H x 1 J x 1
K x 1 L x 1 M x 1 P x 1
SYNC CABLE
(TXL ONLY)
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HEAD
FOOT
Q x 1 R x 1
S x 1 T x 2
U x 1 W x 16 Y x 1
AB x 1
INNER
BASE INNER
HEAD PLATFORM INNER PLATFORM
BASE PLATFORM
FOOT PLATFORM PLATFORM SCREW RETAINER BAR
AC x 1
AAA BATTERIES
REMOTE CONTROL
INNER PLATFORM
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Replacement Parts
RT[email protected]
www.ashleyfurniture.parts 1-844-966-0809

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M8X272(TXL)
M8X222(FULL) / M8X232(QUEEN) / M8X242(KING) / M8X252(CAL KING)
Hardware pack
HARDWARE
PACK
HARDWARE
PACK
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COMPONENT OVERVIEW
FOOT
HEAD
HEAD
FOOT
x2
A
P
L
G
F
J
H
E
x4
D
AB AC
Y
K
x16
W
x4
C
M
B
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TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
The Adjustable Bed Frame should be assembled by two adults. Be careful when lifting heavy parts. Ensure the
assembly area is larger than the Bed Frame. Follow the steps carefully to assemble the Bed Frame correctly.
UNPACKAGING
open the packaging and check its contents, as described in Chapter 1, “Box Contents”.
Lay the packaging flat on the ground, ensuring it is the right way up (see notices on the packaging). Carefully
WARNING
Risk of Serious injury or death to children and animals
The plastic packaging of the Bed Frame is a potential suffocation hazard. Leaving children or animals unsupervised
with the empty packaging may lead to death through suffocation.
▪Do not leave children or animals unsupervised
▪Dispose of unnecessary packaging immediately
NOTICE
Ensure all parts are at room temperature. Parts that are too cold or hot may affect assembly.
NOTICE
Do not use a knife or a sharp object to unpackage the Bed Frame. This may damage the product.
NOTICE
▪Use the cardboard packaging material tocushion the impact and avoid damage.
Placing the parts directly onto a hard floor may cause damage to the floor or the parts themselves.
NOTICE
Unit should be assembled by two or more people.
Do not tighten any bolts until all bolts have been started!
CAUTION
Risk of injury through cutting
Contact with sharp edges may lead to injury through cutting.
▪Avoid contact with sharp edges
2. ASSEMBLY
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STEP2: ATTACHING THE LEGS
1. Position the first Leg (C) below
the Side Rail (A/B) as shown in
the picture.
2. Turn the Leg to screw it into the
Side Rail. It should be hand tight.
3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 to Screw
in the other 3 Legs.
A B
C
DO NOT REMOVE STRAPPING TAPE
USE LABELS ON SIDE RAILS
TIGHTEN ALL LEG SEGMENTS AND END PLUG FIRMLY
DO NOT REMOVE PROTECTIVE MATERIAL
STEP1: PREPARING THE OUTER FRAME
WALL
Lay the Crossbars (E) and Side Rails (A, B) on the
ground, as shown in the picture.
IMPORTANT:
▪Ensure the Crossbars are parallel and roughly
5 feet (150 cm) apart.
▪Use the labels on the Side Rails to ensure they
are oriented correctly.
▪Use the Crossbars to determine the position
of the Side Rails. The Side Rails should be the
width of the Crossbar apart.
E
E
B
A
INSIDE OF FRAME
INSIDE OF FRAME
HEAD
FOOT

TOP
SIDE
TOP
SIDE
STEP3: CONNECTING THE BARS
CAUTION
Risk of Serious injury or death through crushing
The Side Rails are not secured while they are standing alone. If they fall over, this may lead to minor or moderate
injury through crushing.
▪Do not attempt tostand the Side Rails upright before they are connected tothe Crossbars
▪Be careful not toknock over the Side Rails
▪Ensure that you are wearing suitable footwear while assembling the Bed Frame
1. (E)and
place one end of it into a slot on
Lift the first Crossbar
the Side Rail (Right) (A).
Ensure the Thread on the Side
Rail (the metal part facing
upwards) passes through the
hole at the end of the Crossbar.
2.
Place a Crossbar Knob (D)onto
the thread connecting the Side
Rail and the Crossbar. Turn the
Knob clockwise until it is hand
tight.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the
second Crossbar.
REMOVE PROTECTIVE MATERIAL
REMOVE STRAPPING TAPE
E
E
D
D
A
D
E
A
x2
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CAUTION
Risk of injury through crushing
While screwing in the Crossbar Knobs, you will need to lift the moving parts of the Side Rails. Allowing these parts
to fall may lead to injury through crushing.
▪Ensure moving parts do not fall down during assembly
CAUTION
Risk of Serious injury or death through crushing
Gripping the Side Rails' moving parts may lead to injury through crushing.
▪Do not touch moving parts when lifting or moving the Side Rails. Only grip the fixed parts
4. Connect the Crossbars (E)to
the Side Rail (Left) (B)as shown
in steps 1-3.
E
EB
A
E
D
B
D
D
x2

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STEP4:MOUNTING THE BASE PLATFORM
CAUTION
Risk of injury through tripping
While mounting the Platforms, you may have to step over the Power Cable. Tripping over the Cable may lead
to injury.
▪Be careful not totrip over the Cable
IMPORTANT:
▪Use the labels on the Side Rails (A, B) to ensure the Platforms are at the right end.
▪Ensure the Platforms are oriented correctly. The curved edges should face outwards.
USE LABELS ON SIDE RAILS AND PLATFORMS 1.
Lay the Head Platforms (Q ) in
position on the Side Rails.
2.
(W)to attach the Head and Foot
Use the final 4 Platform screws
Platforms to the Side Rails (A,B).
Q
A
B
WW
x4
HEAD
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1. Insert the 4 Motor Cables from
the Side Rails (A, B) into the
Plug Ports on the Control Box
(K). Ensure that the color of the
Plug matches the color of the
Plug Port.
AB
K
HEAD
2. Insert the unmarked connector
of DC Power Cord
( G ) into the
Control Box.
AB
J
K
G
2. Ensure that the Platforms (R)
are correctly positioned. There
should be 2 Mounting Holes on
each Side Rail (A, B) either side
of the Platform.
3. Use 2 Platform Screws (W)
the Platform by hand. Turn each
to fix
screw until it is hand-tight.
1.
Connect the unmarked connector
of Connecting Cable (F) to USB
module.
R
A
B
W
STEP6: CONNECTING THE CABLES
STEP5:MOUNTING THE INNER PLATFORMS
x2
F
F
M8X222(FULL) / M8X232(QUEEN) / M8X242(KING) / M8X252(CAL KING) HAVE TWO USB PORTS
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1. Turn over the Base Platform (S)
and lay it flat across the center
of the Bed Frame. The Net should
face downwards.
2.
Ensure that the Platform is correctly
positioned. There should be 2
Mounting Holes on each Side Rail
(A, B) either side of the Platform.
3.
Use 2 Platform Screws (W) to fix
the Platform by hand. Turn each
screw until it is hand-tight.
STEP7:MOUNTING THE BASE PLATFORM
STEP8:MOUNTING THE BASE PLATFORM
1. Lay the Base Platform (S) upside
down across the Bed Frame. The
Net should face upwards.
2.
Lay the Control Box (K) inside
the Net on the Base Platform.
S
K
S
A
B
W
W
x2
HEAD
HEAD

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1. Move the Retainer Bar (Y) into
position. The two ends of the
Bar should be inside the Brackets
at the end of the Foot Platform
(U).
2.
Press the Retainer Bar (Y) firmly
towards the Bed Frame to click
it into place.
UY
1. Ensure that the Platform (T)
are correctly positioned. There
should be 2 Mounting Holes on
each Side Rail (A, B) either side
of the Platform. Use 2 Platform
Screws (W) to fix the Platform
by hand. Turn each screw until
it is hand-tight.
2. Repeat Step 1 to Screw in the
other platform (T) .
STEP10: ATTACHING THE RETAINER BAR
STEP9:MOUNTING THE INNER PLATFORMS
A
B
W
W
x4
HEAD
T
T

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1. Connect the red marked
Connecting
Cord ( F ) and DC
Power Cord ( G) with red marked
connectors on Y Cord
( J).
2. Connect green marked
connector
o f Y Cord ( J) with green marked
connector on cable from Power
Converter.
3. Connect the main AC Power Cord
( H)to the Power Converter and
then tothe main.
4.
Lay the main power cable along
the wall behind the Bed Frame
to minimize the risk of tripping.
2
1
3
STEP12: CONNECTING THE POWER CABLES
STEP11: MOUNTING THE INNER PLATFORMS
J
G
F
J
L
L
H
IMPORTANT:
▪Use the labels on the Side Rails (A, B) to ensure the Platforms are at the right end.
▪Ensure the Platforms are oriented correctly. The curved edges should face outwards and the Brackets for
the Retainer Bar should face downwards.
USE LABELS ON SIDE RAILS AND PLATFORMS 1. Lay the Foot Platforms
(U)
in position on the Side Rails.
2.
(W)to attach the Head and Foot
Use the final 4 Platform Screws
Platforms to the Side Rails (A,
B).
U
W
W
x4
FOOT
HEAD
G
F

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STEP14:BEFORE USING YOUR ADJUSTABLE BED FOR THE FIRST TIME
▪
Place the mattress on the Bed Frame.
▪
Press any button to pair your Remote Control with the Bed Frame.
WARNING
Do not stretch the Power Cable. Stretching the Power Cable may damage it. This may lead to malfunctions with
the Bed Frame.
Risk of Serious injury or death
NOTICE
Ensure the Cable is plugged into the mains properly. Bad connections can damage the system.
NOTICE
If the Bed Frame is too close to the wall (or touching it), it may collide during movement. To avoid damage to
the Bed Frame and the wall, ensure a small distance is kept.
STEP13:INSERTING THE BATTERIES
NOTICE
Replace the batteries in the Remote Control once a year. Do not use rechargeable batteries.
Insert two 1,5V AAA batteries into
the Remote Control and slide the
cover into position. The batteries are
provided for you.
H
L
J
F
G
Q
R
S
T
T
U
G
AC
AB
WALL