I have a Simmons remote control model rps2-7 with buttons worn out. Can it be fixed or replaced?

If the foot of your Simmons Nuflex bed will not raise, there may be an issue with the motor or the lift mechanism. Here are a few things you can try to fix the problem:

1. Check the remote control: Make sure the remote is properly functioning and the batteries are not dead. Also, check that the foot lift button is not stuck.
2. Check the wiring: Check the wiring between the remote, the lift mechanism, and the motor for any frayed or disconnected wires. If you find any damaged wires, they will need to be repaired or replaced.
3. Check the lift mechanism: Inspect the lift mechanism and look for any visible damage or debris that may be preventing the foot from raising. Clean the lift mechanism and lubricate it with light oil.
4. Check the motor: If the motor is not functioning properly, it may be preventing the foot from raising. If the motor is faulty, it will need to be replaced.

If you are not comfortable with these steps, or if the issue persists after trying them, it may be best to contact Simmons customer support or a professional technician for further assistance. They may ask you to provide your bed's serial number and other information to help troubleshoot the problem.

Does the bed have power? If it does, then check the remote control receiver for operation

It is probably not cost effective to have it repaired. i would suggest replacement.

How old is the remote-control?
Maybe, those channel-button are worn out.
Replace it.

How do I use the reset button on the bed?

Simmons has received more than 800 reports of bracket hooks breaking. In one case, a 6-month-old hit his chin on the side rail when the mattress dropped.

Simmons is offering a free repair kit, which includes replacement brackets and instructions. The repair can be made easily in the home.

Most of the recalled Simmons cribs were made in 1998. Those sold at Sears were made in 1998, 1999 and 2000. Only "98" cribs of all models are recalled, except for Sears cribs. For Sears cribs (which are model numbers 025260 and 065060), the years "98" "99" and "00" are recalled because the problem bracket hooks were used all three years. The brackets on all other Simmons cribs except for Sears changed to different type attachments after 1998. The cribs were sold under the name "Little Folks". Simmons and the two-digit year of manufacture are written on a label affixed to the crib's headboard. The year is the two-digit number following the model number. "Little Folks" is on another label affixed to the headboard. The cribs are constructed of maple or ash, and are painted or stained in more than a dozen different colors, including natural, golden and white. "Simmons" is written on the top rail. Simmons will help consumers identify if their crib is recalled.

Discount, mass merchandise, juvenile product and department stores, including Sears, sold the cribs nationwide from January 1998 through December 2000 for between $200 and $600.

Consumers should stop using these recalled cribs immediately and contact Simmons to receive free replacement brackets by overnight mail. Consumers can contact Simmons anytime at (800) 421-2951 or at www.simmonsjp.com/recall.cfm

Would be less expensive to replace. rubber membrane behind button is worn out. Check ebay or google the model # on the remote. Generally inexpensive. Hope this helps

Hi Geoff

If it's only the number 1 button you have this problem with, then it's likely that the membrane is worn and, realistically, you'll need a new remote.

If all keys do the same, i.e 2, 20, 22 and 3 30 33 then it's probably just the response time of the TV. This is so you can enter long channel numbers like 111 without the TV changing to channel 1 or 11 before you have finished entering the channel number. Similarly, if it's on all keys, it could just be a sign that the batteries need replacing.

Anything can be fixed, but in the case of a remote control, the cost and difficulty of obtaining parts mean it's is usually easier and cheaper to buy a new remote.

You can buy replacment remotes from a variety of places, but make sure you are buying a Genuine Original OEM remote and not a third-party replacement. Beware, some shops also charge extortionate prices so make sure you shop around, but you should expect to pay £15-20 depending on which remote you have. I have used the shop below for replacement remotes and they are reliable, but not always the cheapest. Their prices do include delivery though. You will need your remote control model number when searching. On Samsungs this number is usually under the bottom row of keys:

http://www.remote-controls-shop.co.uk/

http://www.ebay.co.uk is also a good source of replacement remotes.

If you have any difficulty finding a replacement or you need any further information, please post back with your model number and I may be able to find you a good deal on a genuine unit.


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Take a look on amazon for replacement parts... here: Amazon com Simmons Juvenile parts. I hope I have helped.

take it apart.on the back of the push buttons there is a graphite coating.sometimes oil gets on it and it won't work properly.clean the pc board gold contact areas and the back of the carbon buttons.if the carbon is worn off,cut a small piece of foil 1/8 inch in diameter,and glue it to the back of the button. that will make contact with the pc board foil to make it work.