swissflex _95RF bridge Mode D'emploi page 23

Lock buttons
To lock the buttons, hold down the „Lock buttons" but-
ton (20) for five seconds. Once the button lock has been
activated, all buttons (except for the mains outlet (19),
the pocket lamp (5), the under-floor lighting (8) and
the button lock (20)) flash (blue) twice.
All buttons flash twice (white) when a disabled button
is pushed. The lock is disabled by holding down the
„Lock buttons" button (20) for five seconds. All buttons
flash twice (blue) if this was successful.
Adjustment options «Touch»
The sleep and sit positions have been pre-programmed
in the factory.
M1 Read and watch TV without getting tired
M2 Relieving position for colds, respiratory disor-
ders or cardiovascular complaints
M3 Ergonomic position for backaches and inverte-
bral disk complaints
M4 Aids for getting into and out of the bed
The positions can be overwritten individually.
Resetting the factory-programmed memory posi-
tions
Hold down the memory button (18) for 3 seconds – the
background lighting then flashes once, the under-floor
lighting button (8) must then be pressed within a se-
cond. The entire RF-Touch lighting flashes twice to
confirm that the factory settings have been reset.
Saving the sitting and lying position to a memory
button
1. Press the memory button (18) 3 x within 2 seconds.
2. The memory button is illuminated (blue) (1–4).
3. Press the desired memory button for memory posi-
tion 1–4 (1–4) 1x within three seconds.
The programming of a new position automatically
overwrites an old position. A successful save is visu-
alised by a change in colour of the selected memory
button LED (white). All memory buttons turn white two
seconds after the memory button is released.
To call up a position stored in memory
Press the desired memory button for memory position
1–4 (1–4), until all the comfort sections have reached
the programmed position. The activated memory but-
ton is illuminated (blue) during the travel time.
To reset to the horizontal position
Press the "all motors down" button (7) to simultane-
ously move all sections to the horizontal position.
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Care and Maintenance «Touch»
Your _95RF is a high-quality product that has been de-
signed to serve you reliably for many years to come.
For occasional cleaning and the removal of dust, we
recommend the use of a dry cloth.
Changing the batteries in the radio remote control
Remove the cover from the battery compartment (21)
on the back of the radio remote control. Place three
AAA batteries into the compartment, paying attention
to the +/- markings. Close the compartment cover
again.
Changing the batteries (29) in the _95RF switching
power supply (batteries for emergency lowering)
Carefully remove the batteries from the battery
clips. Place two 9V block batteries in the compart-
ment, paying attention to the +/- markings. The bat-
teries in the switching power supply provide power
in the case of a power failure.
Troubleshooting «Touch»
In case of malfunctions with your _95RF, consult
the following troubleshooting tips. If the problem
cannot be resolved, disconnect the _95RF from the
mains outlet and contact your Swissflex stockist.
Loss of power in the sitting position; emergency
lowering button
The switching power supply contains two bloc batteries
(29) to revert the bed to the horizontal (sleeping) po-
sition in the event of a power failure while sitting up
in the bed:
Hold the emergency lowering button (30) down until all
sleeping surfaces are in the horizontal position. Once
voltage has been restored, wait at least 10 seconds be-
fore resetting the system by completing the following
steps:
• Press down the 'Memory/Save' button (18) for 3
seconds.
• The M1-M4 buttons will first light up blue and then
switch to white again.
• The LCD backlighting system will flash white once
after several seconds.
• Immediately press down the synchro button (17)
and keep it pressed down. The control systems
power down.
• If the entire backlighting system flashes white twice,
you can release the Synchro button (17).
The internal meter readings for the individual motors
have now been reset to '0' and the stored memory po-
sitions are correct again.
Use of the emergency lowering button consumes a
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