Possible Cause: Lifting columns and control box are disconnected.

Troubleshoot:
– Check if the connection between the lifting columns and control box are loose. If so, reconnect and be sure that the end connectors are fully seated and secured with the built-in connector clip. Run Initialization again.

– If there is damage found on the cable connector or the control box receptor, they will need to be replaced. If able, note the defective item and supplier. 

Excessive, continuous lifting for 5 minutes.

Troubleshoot:
– Simply allow the base to rest for a minimum of 10 minutes.

Possible Cause: The weight on the base is heavier than recommended.

Troubleshoot: 
– Remove any weight from the table.  Verify that the table is level and appears normal and run the Initialization process.

Possible Cause: Data interrupted, Control Box operating at Extreme Condition

Troubleshoot:
– Run the Initialization process.

Possible Cause: Button is stuck

Troubleshoot:
– Press the button several times to loosen/reseat the button.  If the button does not become free, replace the handset.

Possible Cause: Communication between the handset and the control box is interrupted.

Troubleshoot:
– Disconnect and reinstall the handset cable in the control box, assuring that the end connector is fully seated and secured with the built-in connector clip. If the connector will not fully seat and clip into the control box, determine if the handset connector is damaged or if the control box receptor is damaged.  Replace damaged item.

1. Simultaneously press the S button and the UP button for approximately 3 seconds. The first digit will begin to blink.
2. Using the UP or DOWN buttons, set the desired height.
3. Press the S button. The next digit will begin to blink.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to change the 2nd digit.
5. Press the S button and the 3rd digit will begin to blink.
6. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to change the 3rd digit.

POSSIBLE CAUSE: Motor cable damaged; motor damaged

TROUBLESHOOT:
– Inspect for any visible damage is done to the motor cable.
– If no damage is found, wait 5 minutes and run the Initialization process.
– If damage IS found, then it will need to be replace damaged item with a new leg.

POSSIBLE CAUSE: Hall signal abnormal, obstruction in table operation

TROUBLESHOOT:
– Inspect the area for any object that is interfering above or below the tabletop. Run the Initializing process.
– If Initialization process cannot run, replace the damaged part.

POSSIBLE CAUSE: Malfunction inside the control box

TROUBLESHOOT:
– Disconnect the base from the main power source and let it rest for a minimum of 1-2 minutes. Plug the base back into the power source and run the Initialization process.
– If Initialization process cannot run, replace the damaged part.

POSSIBLE CAUSE: Power Adapter malfunction inside the control box

TROUBLESHOOT:
– Disconnect the base from the main power source and let it rest for a minimum of 5 minutes. Plug the base back into the power source and run the Initialization process.
– If Initialization process cannot run, replace the damaged part.

POSSIBLE CAUSE: gyro sensor malfunction, obstruction in table operation

TROUBLESHOOT:
– Inspect control box and ensure that it is tightly secured to the bottom side of the tabletop.
– Disconnect the base from the main power source and let it rest for a minimum of 1 minute. Plug the base back into the power source.
– Inspect the area for any object that is interfering above or below the tabletop. Run the Initializing process.
– If Initialization process cannot run, replace the damaged part.