What needs to be clarified
Locate stopping conditions and check clearance, accessible connections and mechanism travel, distinguishing obstruction, assembly issues and indications of control or drive failure for this model.
Materials to prepare
- Chair with controller, power supply and original cable routing
- Model instructions and original sectional-assembly documents
- Full-cycle video showing furniture placement and commands
What to compare
With power disconnected, record wall clearances, cable condition and section attachments. Run a controlled cycle per instructions with the hazard area clear, recording stop position and control response. Change placement or accessible connections one at a time after initial recording. Arrange electrical and mechanical diagnosis separately, respecting design limitations.
Possible outcome of the analysis
A repeatability protocol may describe an obstruction or unexamined component and propose further diagnosis to clarify the defect technically before discussing ways to resolve it.
Limits of the conclusions
Stopping at one point does not prove motor failure. Forced folding changes evidence and creates danger; unloaded inspection does not cover every specified operating mode.