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REMOTE control functionlock buttonTo lock / unlock the remote controlbuttons, press and hold lock button for3 seconds. Backlight will flash 3 times.Flat buttonPress and hold to lower the base to theflat position. This button will also turnoff the massage motors and underbedlight.foot up/down buttonsPress and hold to raise or lower the footsection.underbed light buttonPress to turn on/off underbed lightfeature.set buttonTo program a position, adjust base todesired position and/or function, then pressand hold the set button AND Mem 1, Mem2, Snore, or Z Grav. The massage motorswill “chirp” once to confirm success.head up/down buttonsPress and hold to raise or lower thehead section.snore buttonPress and hold to adjust the headsection of the base to a 7 angle. Thesection will return to the flat positionafter 15 minutes.zero gravity buttonPress and hold to adjust the base to thepreprogrammed reclined position foroptimum weight distribution allowingtotal comfort and relaxation.mem 1 / mem 2 buttonsPress and hold to adjust the base to theprogrammed position.foot massage up/down buttonsPress and release to increase/decreasefoot massage intensity. Massage has 3levels: Low, medium and high. Pressthe down button when massage in setto low intensity to turn massage off.Massage will automatically shut off after30 minutes.head massage up/down buttonsPress and release to increase/decreasehead massage intensity. Massage has3 levels: Low, medium and high. Pressthe down button when massage in setto low intensity to turn massage off.Massage will automatically shut off after30 minutes.wave intensity buttonPress and release to turn on wave feature.Press wave button again to turn off wavefeature and return massage to non-wavemassage. After wave is activated, pressand hold the button for 3 seconds to cyclethrough the wave speeds. To adjust waveintensity, press head/foot ( ) or (-) buttons.NOTEremote control requires three (2) aaa size batteries. To conserve battery life, thetransmitter turns off all functions when any button is pressed for more than 50 seconds.PRESS & HOLD TO ONE TOUCHTo change remote control functions from “press and hold” to “one touch” (“one touch” press and release), simultaneously pressthe FLAT and HEAD UP buttons for 3 seconds. The massage motors will chirp once confirming the change. Your base is now set to“one touch.”When in “one touch” (press and release) mode: Mem 1, Mem 2, Z Grav and Snore buttonsPress and release (one touch) button. Base will adjust to the programmed position. Press any other button to stop the base during movement. Flat buttonPress and release (one touch) button. Base will shut off massage motor, if active, and adjust base to level position. Press any otherbutton to stop the base during movement.To revert back to factory settings, simultaneously press and hold the FLAT button and the HEAD DOWN button for 3 seconds. Themassage motors will chirp once confirming the change. Your base is now set to factory settings. Note: Mem 1, Mem 2, Z Grav andSnore positions will revert to factory preprogrammed positions.S-cape 2.0 / S-cape 2.0 / Simplicity 3.0 Owners Manual 290-0010-c9

REMOTE control programmingProgram One Remote to Operate One Base - Basesare factory programmed to operate as one remotecontrol to one base. If reprogramming is required,perform the following numbered procedure. Ifprogramming fails, initiate the programmingprocedure a second time.Program One Remote to Operate Two Bases - Basesare factory programmed to operate individualbases. To program one remote to operate bothbases, perform the following numbered procedure.If programming fails, initiate the programmingprocedure a second time.Step 1UNPLUG the base from the electriclal power source(if plugged in). Wait 3 minutes.Step 1UNPLUG both bases from the electriclal powersource (if plugged in). Wait 3 minutes.STEP 2Plug the base into the electrical power source.STEP 2Plug base 1 into the electrical power source.You now have 3 minutes to complete theprogramming procedure.You now have 3 minutes to complete theprogramming procedure.Step 3Simultaneously press and hold the head up and footup buttons on the remote control until the backlightflashes. Release both buttons.Step 3Simultaneously press and hold the head up and footup buttons on the remote control until the backlightflashes. Release both buttons.Press the head up or foot up button on the remotecontrol to verify base functions.STEP 4Plug base 2 into the electrical power source.One remote control is now programmed to operateone base.You now have 3 minutes to complete theprogramming procedure.Step 5Simultaneously press and hold the head up and footup buttons on the remote control until the backlightflashes. Release both buttons.Press the head up or foot up button on the remotecontrol to verify both bases function.One remote control is now programmed to operatetwo bases.Note: The second remote is not needed. Store it foruse as a spare.base 1base 210S-cape 2.0 / S-cape 2.0 / Simplicity 3.0 Owners Manual 290-0010-c

REMOTE control programmingProgram Two Remotes to Operate One Base - Basesare factory programmed to operate individualbases. To program two remotes to operate onebase, perform the following numbered procedure.If programming fails, initiate the programmingprocedure a second time.Program Two Remotes to Operate Two Bases Bases are factory programmed to operate individualbases. To program two remotes to operate twobases, perform the following numbered procedure.If programming fails, initiate the programmingprocedure a second time.Step 1UNPLUG the base from the electriclal power source(if plugged in). Wait 3 minutes.Step 1UNPLUG both bases from the electrical powersource (if plugged in). Wait 3 minutes.STEP 2Plug the base into the electrical power source.STEP 2Plug both bases into the electrical power source.You now have 3 minutes to complete theprogramming procedure.You now have 3 minutes to complete theprogramming procedure.Step 3Simultaneously press and hold the head up and footup buttons on remote control 1 until the backlightflashes. Release both buttons and set remote control1 aside without pressing any other button.Step 3Simultaneously press and hold the head up and footup buttons on remote control 1 until the backlightflashes. Release both buttons and set remote control1 aside without pressing any other button.NOTE: If any button is pressed, remote control/control box will exit pairing mode.NOTE: If any button is pressed, remote control/control box will exit pairing mode.Step 4Simultaneously press and hold the head up and footup buttons on remote control 2 until the backlightflashes. Release both buttons.Step 4Simultaneously press and hold the head up and footup buttons on remote control 2 until the backlightflashes. Release both buttons.Press the head up or foot up button on remotecontrol 2 to verify base functions.Press the head up or foot up button on remotecontrol 2 to verify base functions.Press the head up or foot up button on remotecontrol 1 to verify base functions.Press the head up or foot up button on remotecontrol 1 to verify base functions.Two remote controls are now programmed to operateone base.Two remote controls are now programmed to operatetwo bases.base 1remotecontrol 1remotecontrol 2remotecontrol 1remotecontrol 2base 2S-cape 2.0 / S-cape 2.0 / Simplicity 3.0 Owners Manual 290-0010-c11

REMOTE control programmingReprogram Two Remote Controls for IndividualBase Operation - Bases are factory programmedto operate individual bases. To reprogram basessynced to multiple remote controls, perform thefollowing numbered procedure. Individual baseoperation will result. If programming fails, initiatethe programming procedure a second time.base 1remote control 1Step 1UNPLUG both bases from the electriclal powersource (if plugged in). Wait 3 minutes.STEP 2Plug base 1 into the electrical power source.base 2remote control 2You now have 3 minutes to complete theprogramming procedure.Step 3Simultaneously press and hold the head up and footup buttons on remote control 1 until the backlightflashes. Release both buttons.Press the head up or foot up button on remotecontrol 1 to verify base functions and exit pairingmode.STEP 4Plug base 2 into the electrical power source.Step 5Simultaneously press and hold the head up and footup buttons on remote control 2 until the backlightflashes. Release both buttons.Press the head up or foot up button on remotecontrol 2 to verify base functions.Independent operation is now restored. Remote control1 operates base 1; remote control 2 operates base 2.12S-cape 2.0 / S-cape 2.0 / Simplicity 3.0 Owners Manual 290-0010-c

power down operationTo lower base to the flat position during an electrical power outage,complete the following procedure:NOTEfor emergency use only. batteriesare not to be used for normaloperation of base (9-volt alkalinebatteries not included)STEP 1Verify power supply is unplugged from electrical power source.STEP 2Locate (1) power down device and two (2) 9-volt alkaline batteries (not included)(FIGURE 6).FIGURE 6(1) powerdowndevice(2) 9-voltalkalinebatteries(notincluded)STEP 3Install (2) 9-volt alkaline batteries in power down device (FIGURE 7).FIGURE 7alkalinebatteriesinstall onlyone way inpower downdeviceS-cape 2.0 / S-cape 2.0 / Simplicity 3.0 Owners Manual 290-0010-c13

power down operationSTEP 4Push tab in on control box connection cord and pull out to removecontrol box connection cord from power supply “brick” (FIGURE 8).FIGURE 8powersupply“brick”control boxconnectioncordSTEP 5Connect control box connection cord to power down device (FIGURES 9and 10).FIGURE 9powerdowndevice14control boxconnectioncord (removedfrom power supply“brick”)S-cape 2.0 / S-cape 2.0 / Simplicity 3.0 Owners Manual 290-0010-c

power down operationFIGURE 10control boxconnection cordconnected topower down deviceSTEP 6Press the FLAT BUTTON on the remote control until the base is inthe flat position. BASE WILL MOVE TO THE FLAT POSITION VERYSLOWLY. Note: Batteries in the power down device will only work forone use, then will need to be replaced.STEP 7Reconnect control box connection cord to power supply “brick” andplug main power cord into electrical power source (FIGURE 11).FIGURE 11ELECTRICALPOWERSOURCEMAINPOWERCORDWhen power is restored from outage, base is ready to resume normal operation.S-cape 2.0 / S-cape 2.0 / Simplicity 3.0 Owners Manual 290-0010-c15

troubleshootingIf the adjustable base fails to operate, investigate the symptoms and possible solutionsprovided in the chart below:symptomRemote control illuminates and appears to beoperable, but will not activate base.solution Verify power cord is plugged into a working, groundedelectrical outlet. A grounded, electrical surge protectiondevice is recommended. Test outlet by plugging inanother working appliance. If the base was operated over the rated duty cycle,thermal switch opens. Wait 30 minutes before tryingto operate the base. Once the base resumes normaloperation, do not exceed the duty cycle. Program the remote control (see Remote ControlProgramming section of this manual for programmingprocedures).No features of the base will activate. Unplug power cord, wait 30 seconds and plug in toreset electronic components. Electrical circuit breaker may be tripped. Checkelectrical service breaker box to verify. Defective surge protection device or electrical outlet.Test outlet by plugging in another working appliance.Remote control will not illuminate. Replace batteries in the remote control. Base mechanism may be obstructed. Elevate base andcheck for obstruction. Remove obstruction.Head or foot section will elevate, but will notreturn to the horizontal (flat) position. Head section may be too close to the wall. Headboard (if used) may be too close the edge of themattress. Verify a 1.5” (38.1mm) to 2” (50.8mm)distance between headboard brackets and mattress.Adjust if required. If base is located on hard surface flooring, place carpetpieces or rubber caster cups under each leg or casterof the base. (See accessory section of this manual forrubber caster cup order information.)Excessive massage motor noise. Elevate the head or foot section a short distance (withthe remote control) to realign the lift/lower mechanismswith the base support platform. Verify that the base is not positioned against a wall,nightstand, or other object that may cause vibration ornoise. If base is installed over a bed frame, verify massagemotors are not causing bed frame (or bed framecomponents) to vibrate. Verify that headboard attachment hardware is tightenedfirmly (if used).16S-cape 2.0 / S-cape 2.0 / Simplicity 3.0 Owners Manual 290-0010-c

accessoriesoptional equipmentContact customer service toll free (800-888-3078) to order the accessories indicated in the chartbelow.ACCESSORY DESCRIPTIONCODE3” Legs(set of 4)4B22844” Legs(set of 4)4B18335” Legs(set of 4)4B21004B1209Swing-away Hinges1Push-in Locking Casters5” Adjustable Leg Kit212IMAGE4B0107(set of 4)(adjustment range: 6-1/8” to 9-3/8”)4B3402Swing-away hinges are designed for use with dual queen or dual king size bed bases. The swing-away hinge allows easy accessbetween two mated bases for domestic cleaning (i.e. sweeping, changing sheets) by swinging the beds apart.Leg kit contains 6 adjustable legs and pre-cut foam rubber stripping for use with center support system.S-cape 2.0 / S-cape 2.0 / Simplicity 3.0 Owners Manual 290-0010-c17

1 YEAR, 3 YEAR AND 25 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTYIn this warranty: “Adjustable base” means the adjustable bed foundation sold by L&P to the dealer. The “adjustablebase” does not include the mattress. “L&P” means Leggett & Platt, Incorporated. “Purchaser” and “You” both mean theconsumer who is the original purchaser of this adjustable base made by L&P. This warranty is not transferrable. “WarrantyCommencement Date” means either (i) the date You purchased a new and unused L&P adjustable base or (ii) the date ofmanufacture of this adjustable base if You purchased an L&P adjustable base that has been used as floor or display model.A “replacement part” is a new or used part selected at the sole discretion of the manufacturer, including a refurbishedor reinspected part, provided in replacement of a part previously incorporated in the adjustable base. L&P warrants thisadjustable base to You on the terms and over the reducing periods of time set out below. All warranty claims require noticefrom You to be given to L&P in the manner set out below, and to be received by L&P inside the applicable warranty timeperiod.1st YEAR FULL WARRANTYFor the first year from the Warranty Commencement Date,your adjustable base is warranted against non-excludeddefects in L&P’s workmanship or materials. During thefirst year from the Warranty Commencement Date, L&Pwill repair or replace (at no cost to You) any defectiveadjustable base part, and L&P will pay all authorized laborand transportation costs associated with the repair orreplacement of any parts found to be defective.2ND & 3RD YEAR LIMITED WARRANTYDuring the second and third year from the WarrantyCommencement Date, L&P will replace any adjustablebase part found to be defective and not excluded bythis warranty. You are responsible to pay all service andtransportation costs related to the costs of receiving andinstallation of the replacement part.4TH YEAR TO END OF 25TH YEAR LIMITED WARRANTYStarting in the fourth year from the WarrantyCommencement Date and through to the end of the25th year from the Warranty Commencement Date, L&Pwill replace steel and mechanical base parts found tobe defective and not excluded by this warranty. Thiswarranty does not cover any electronics, electricalcomponents, drive motors or massage motors. You areresponsible to pay all service and transportation costsrelated to receiving and installation of the replacementpart and a portion of the cost of the replacement steeland mechanical part, based on the number of monthsthat the base has been owned by you since the fourthanniversary of the Warranty Commencement Date. By theend of the 25th year, no portion of the replacement costis covered by L&P. You will be required to pay 1/22nd ofthe then current replacement cost of the part multipliedby the number of years past the third year from theWarranty Commencement Date. This portion is calculatedusing the following formula: Cost of the replacementpart divided by 22 [being the number of years in years 4to 25 inclusive], multiplied by the number of years youhave owned the base since the end of the first 3 years.For example, if you make a claim for a replacementpart eligible for this warranty in the 5th year since theWarranty Commencement Date, you would be responsiblefor paying: 100 part cost divided by 22, multiplied by 2 9.09.18ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONSThis warranty requires notice to be given to L&P of anyclaim for repairs or replacement parts.EXCLUSIONS:This warranty does not apply; (a) to any damage causedby You; (b) if there has been any repair or replacementof adjustable base parts by an unauthorized person; (c)if the adjustable base has been mishandled (whetherin transit or by other means), subjected to physical orelectrical abuse or misuse, or otherwise operated in anymanner inconsistent with the operation and maintenanceprocedures outlined in the Owner’s Manual and thiswarranty; (d) to damage to mattresses, fabric, cables,electrical cords or items supplied by dealers (contact thedealer for warranty information on these items); (e) ifthere has been any modification of the adjustable basewithout prior written consent by L&P; or (f) to costs forunnecessary service calls, including costs for in-homeservice calls solely for the purpose of educating Youabout the adjustable base or finding a satisfactory powerconnection.This warranty will be void if either the recommendedweight restriction is not followed (refer to the advisorysection of the Owner’s Manual) or if You sell or give ortransfer the base to another person.Any repairs to or replacement to Your adjustable base orits components under the terms of this limited warrantydoes not extend the applicable warranty from the WarrantyCommencement Date. This time limitation may not applyin some jurisdictions, including the Province of Quebec.The decision to repair or to replace defective parts underthis warranty shall be

Troubleshooting section of this manual. BATTERY COMPARTMENT DOOR DOOR LATCH FIGURE 2 FIGURE 3 HEAD END OF BASE 4-PORT CHARGING HUB (S-cape 2.0 base only) (located on each side of base, for charging low-voltage devices only; hub is free-standing on Split queen bases) SteP 5 Remove the shipping carton and plastic packaging from the adjustable .