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Limoss troubleshooting guide

Troubleshooting Guide for Limoss Systems NOTE Limoss is a manufacturer and importer of linear actuators motors hand controls power supplies and cables for motion furniture They are quickly becoming a leading designer and manufacturer of motion systems for the furniture industry providing German Engineered high quality and competitive priced solutions for all branches of the furniture industry As far as troubleshooting and repair Limoss components are almost identical to the Okin system There are four components to a standard Limoss system and we will mention all of them in the symptoms below Here they are in order of the most often experienced problem Hand control The hand control is by far the part that we sell the most Limoss hand controls have a circuit board built into them why I don ? t know except that ? s the way the West German engineers designed the system We could get into a long discussion as to what the circuit board does but we don ? t really need to know and besides very technical electronics explanations just give me a headache ? The problem is that as the hand control is used ?? and abused dropped sat on water spilled on it chair let down on it etc the solder contacts loosen and the control will start working intermittently Then at some point it quits altogether ? Transformer This is the Limoss part that we have the second most problems with It ? s not that they are abused that much except when liquids get spilled into them or it somehow gets under the chair and the chair comes down on it but the fact is that it ? s operating C and nothing lasts forever A simple check you can do is to feel the transformer to see if it ? s warm It should be warm but not so hot that you don ? t want to hold onto it If it is that hot it needs to be replaced no matter if it ? s still working or not ?? house ?res are really inconvenient ? If the chair won ? t do anything and the transformer is cold to the touch assuming it has been plugged in for awhile that well may be the problem Motor Many people that call in say that their chair isn ? t working and they think the motor is out In fact I spend a great deal of my days talking people out of ordering new motors ? It ? s sort of like if you come into your house in mid-summer and the house is hot you automatically assume the compressor is out many times unless you have my luck ? that ? s not the case In fact the motor is one of the last things I suspect in a lift chair problem ? Usually if a defective motor is the problem it will be pretty obvious the motor will smoke or it will run but not pick