Select Comfort U 3000 - Manual (Page 23)

Will my bed deflate if
there is a power surge or
power loss? no, your mattress will maintain its firmness. To protect your Firmness
Control
™ System, we do recommend using a surge protector.
The mattress is losing air.
What should I do? The air loss could be caused by either the air chamber or the Firmness
Control
™ System. To determine which component is causing the air loss,
follow these troubleshooting steps:
• Inflate the side of the bed that is losing air to the preferred firmness. If using a
digital SLeeP nUMBeR ® remote, set it to your setting plus five (i.e., if you sleep
at a setting of 40, inflate the bed to 45).
• Locate the caps, and cap the side of the bed that is losing air. The
assembly instructions suggested storing the air chamber caps in the
mattress cover, at the head of the bed, where the zipper starts/ends.
• Leave the air chamber capped for at least eight hours. It is preferable
to cap it overnight while sleeping on it.
• Contact Customer Service with the results of the troubleshooting. They
will facilitate a component replacement under the terms of the warranty.
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