Living Spaces 1555 LIFT CHAIR User manual

1555 LIFT CHAIR
USER MANUAL
TroubleshootingGuide
This guide is to help with a non-functioning power recliner

Components:
•Hand wand –placed in the side pocket (outside LAF arm), controls all motors and functions (reclining,
power headrest, lifting, etc.) via a direct connection with motors.
•AC wall plug –connectsthe power transformer to the power outlet.
•Extended cord –connects the transformer to the Y cord with control box.
•Power transformer –a box-shaped unit to transfer 110V AC power to 25V DC power to supply for the furniture.
•Battery –the battery is mounted at the top of transformer and could provide the power.
•Y-cable w/control box –splitter/extensioncord connecting the power transformer to multiple motors/hand
wand/heating pad.
•Back/headrest motor –mounted on mechanism to drive movement on seat/headrest via hand wand
control.
•Lift motor –mounted underneath mechanism to drive upward and downward movement via hand wand
control.
•Mechanism –the motion mechanical frame unit within the piece of furniture.
•Heating pad –mounted inside lower section of back, produces heat via hand wand control. Turns off
automatically after 30 minutes of use as safety feature.

Quick Troubleshoot for Malfunctioning Motors:
Below are some possible reasons to cause motors to stop working:
1. Loose connection or wires not securely plugged in
2. Broken hand wand
3. Broken power transformer (especially when ALL motors stop working on one unit)
4. Power cords damaged
5. Motor failure
NOTE: In some cases, a button on the switch might be stuck after being pushed, thus continuously
activating the motor. This can cause overheating or even damages on the power transformer.

HC HR3B 01 Standard Functions
BACK/LEG/HEAD Description
Standard Function The BACK/LEG/HEAD buttons control the motion features of the piece of furniture.
The BACK buttons will open and close the back
position of the piece of furniture, indicated by
the button icon.
The LEG buttons will open and close the leg
rest position of the piece of furniture, indicated
by the button icon.
The HEAD buttons will open and close the
headrest position of the piece of furniture,
indicated by the button icon.
The open buttons are grouped on the
left side of the Hand Control. The close
buttons are grouped on the right side of
the Hand Control.
Hand Wand Manual

Error:
HEAD motordoes
not function
If the HEAD motor does not move when the HEADbutton is pressed, the motor
connection could have become disconnected.
Please follow these steps to attempt to correct the error:
1) Unplug the piece of furniture from the wall outlet
2) Wait at least30 seconds
3) Lift the back panel to reveal zipper pouch
4) Unzip pouch toreveal the Junction
5) Locate the Headrest motor cord (shown below)
6) Ensure that there are no frayed, exposed, or otherwise damaged wires. Do
not connect the motor if the cord is damaged in anyway.
7) Ensure that the HEAD Motor Cord (Motor Connection) is fully seated and
attached to the motor.
8) Ensure that there is nothing blocking the path of the motor orframe
9) Locate the motor cord wiring assembly (shown below)
10) Ensure that there are no frayed, exposed, or otherwise damaged wires. Do
not connect the motor if the cord is damaged in anyway.
11) Ensure that the HEAD Motor Cord (Junction Connection) is fully seated and
attached to the Junction
12) Zip the pouchand resetthe back panel
13) If the motor still does not function, contact your furniture provider so they
may replace or repair the faulty part
HEAD Motor Cord (Motor Connection)
HEAD Motor Cord (Junction Connection)
Error:
BACK orLEG/LIFT
motor doesnot
function
If the BACK or LEG/LIFT motor(s) do(es) notfunction, the motor connection(s)
could have become disconnected.
Please follow these steps to attempt to correctthe error:
1) Unplug the piece of furniture from the wall outlet
2) Wait at least30 seconds
3) Lift the back panel to reveal zipper pouch
4) Unzip pouch toreveal the Junction
5) Locate the Headrest motor cord (shown below)
6) Ensure that there are no frayed, exposed, or otherwise damaged wires. Do
not connect the motor if the cord is damaged in anyway.
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7) Ensure that the BACK or LEG/LIFT Motor Cord (Motor Connection) is fully
seated and attached tothe motor
8) Ensure thatthere is nothing blocking the path of the motor orframe
9) Locate the motor cord wiring assembly (shown below)
10) Ensure that there a re no frayed, exposed, or otherwise damaged wires. Do
not connect the motor if the cord is damagedin anyway.
11) Ensure that the HEAD Motor Cord (Junction Connection) is fully seated and
attached to the Junction
12) Zip the pouch and reset the back panel
13) If the motor still does not function, contact your furniture provider so they
may replace or repair the faulty part
BACK or LIFT/LEG Motor Cord (MotorConnection)
BACK or LIFT/LEG Motor Cord (Junction Connection)
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LIFT Description
Standard Function The LIFT function controls the lift function of the piece of furniture.
When the LIFT open button (arrow pointing up) is pressed, the piece of furniture
will begin to close the BACK and LEG sections. When these are fullyclosed, the piece
of furniture will rise, allowing for easier accessibility out of the piece of furniture.
When the LIFT close button (arrow pointing down) is pressed, the piece of
furniture will begin to lower. If the piece of furniture is fully lowered and the LIFT
button is continued to be pressed, the LEG section will begin to open.
When a LIFT button is pressed, thatbuttonwill become more brightly lit. The
lighting will return to the dim level when the button isreleased.
NOTE: The LIFT function shares a motor with the LEG function. Pressing LIFTclose
when the piece of furniture is fully lowered will cause the LEG section to begin
opening. Please take caution when pressing the LIFT or LEG buttons when either
section is fully opened orclosed.
When the LIFT function is in use, the HEAD and BACK buttons will have special
functions. The HEAD and BACK buttons will cause the BACK motor to move or stop
moving if pressed while the LIFT function isactive, describedbelow:
•If LIFT OPEN is active and the BACK OPEN button is pressed, then the
BACK motor will stop moving.
•If LIFT OPEN is active and the HEAD OPEN button is pressed, then the
BACK motor will stop moving.
•If the LIFT OPEN is active and the BACK CLOSEbuttonis pressed, then
there will be no functional change.
•If the LIFT OPEN is active and the HEAD CLOSE button is pressed, then
there will be no functional change.
•If the LIFT CLOSE is active and the BACK OPEN button is pressed, then
the BACK section will beginto OPEN. Pressing the BACK CLOSE orHEAD
CLOSE button at this time will stop the BACK motor.
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•If the LIFT CLOSE is active and the HEAD OPEN button is pressed, thenthe
BACK section will begin to OPEN. Pressing the HEADCLOSE or BACK CLOSE
button will stop the BACKmotor.
•If the LIFT CLOSE is active and the BACKCLOSE button is pressed, then the
BACK section will begin to CLOSE. Pressing the HEAD OPEN or BACK OPEN
button will stop the BACKmotor.
•If the LIFT CLOSE is active and the HEAD CLOSE button is pressed, then the
BACK section will begin toCLOSE. Pressing the HEAD OPEN or BACK OPEN
button will stop the BACKmotor.
Error:
BACK orLEG/LIFT
motor doesnot
function
If the BACK or LEG/LIFT motor(s) do(es) not function, the motorconnection(s)
could have become disconnected.
Please follow these steps to attempt to correct the error:
1) Unplug the piece of furniture from the wall outlet
2) Wait at least 30 seconds
3) Lift the back panel to reveal zipper pouch
4) Unzip pouch to reveal the Junction
5) Locate the BACK or LEG/LIFT Motor Cord (shown below)
6) Ensure that there are no frayed, exposed, orotherwise damaged wires. Do
not connect the motor if the cord is damaged in any way.
7) Ensure that the BACK or LEG/LIFT Motor Cord(Motor Connection) is
fully seated and attached to the motor
8) Ensure thatthere is nothing blocking thepath of the motor orframe
9) Locate the BACK orLIFT/LEG Motor Cord (Junction Connection) (shown
below)
10) Ensure that there are no frayed, exposed, orotherwise damaged wires. Do
not connect the motor if the cord is damaged in any way.
11) Ensure that the HEAD Motor Cord(Junction Connection) is fully seated
and attached to the Junction
12) Zip the pouch and reset the back panel
13) If the motor still does not function, contact your furniture provider so
they may replace or repair the faulty part
BACK or LIFT/LEG Motor Cord (Motor Connection)
BACK or LIFT/LEG Motor Cord (Junction Connection)
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HEAT Description
Standard Function The heat function is activated by pressing the HEAT button.
There are two heat modes, HOT and WARM.
When active in the HOT mode, the heat pad will provide up to 48 ⁰C of heat. The
HEAT button will be lit bright red when in the HOT mode.
When active in the WARM mode, the heat pad will provide up to 38 ⁰C of heat.
The HEAT button will be lit a dim red when in the WARMmode.
When heat is not active the HEAT button will be lit blue.
The heat functionwill be active while the HEAT button is illuminated.
To de-activate heat, press the HEAT button until is it lit blue.
The heat functionhas a 30-minute timer. After 30 minutes, theheat padwill turn off
automatically, and the HEAT button will be illuminatedblue.
NOTE: Heat function will be disabled if any BACK/LEG/HEAD/LIFT button is pressed. This
is to ensure safety forthe user and to improve systemlongevity.
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Error:
Heat Button lit but
no heat is produced.
If the HEAT button is illuminated,butthe heat padis notproducing heat, the
heat pad could have become disconnected.
1) Unplug the piece of furniture from the wall outlet
2) Wait at least30 seconds
3) Lift the back panel to reveal zipper pouch
4) Unzip pouch to reveal the Junction
5) Locate the Heat Cord (shown below)
6) Ensure that there are no frayed, exposed, orotherwise damaged wires.
Do not connect the motor if the cord is damaged in any way.
7) Ensure thatthe heat pad is securely connected
8) Zip the pouch and reset the back panel
9) If the heat pad still does not produce heat, please contact your furniture
provider, so that they may repair or replace the faulty part.
Heat Cord
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