Two Button, 5 pin, Lift Chair or Power Recliner Hand Control.

I'll admit that I was skeptical. br>br>Recently, I "saved" my great-great-grandfather. A 35-year-old Pride lift chair belongs to my grandmother. However, because the remote was broken, it reclined automatically after being plugged in. Everything seemed to be lost to me. br>br>However, these days I check Amazon first when something like this happens, and there were several replacement remotes available. The genuine Pride brand replacement was available and guaranteed to work, but it came at a price of $89. It cost me $99, which was more than I wanted to pay. Always on the lookout for bargains, I came across this little bad boy and decided to give it a try for under $14. br>br>I received it today and immediately plugged it in. and it was a complete failure. I figured it was either a bad remote or the motor had died, so I went inside and discovered that the connector pin end of the cable has two small extended knobs on the outside that were preventing it from being fully inserted. I had to unplug the new remote as well as the motor's power source, then plug in the remote first to make sure it fit. It did, so I tried to plug the motor's power in, but I had to force it in. It did, and as I prepared to press the button, I held my breath in anticipation. And it was successful! br>br> It works like a charm, and it's only $80. I couldn't be more pleased. br>br>If you're having trouble, I'd suggest either forcing it like I did or removing those tiny knobs in some way. Oh, and the item arrived in perfect condition; the connection is a 5-star. pin half- It was a straight line, not a right angle, circle. I'd highly recommend you because you assisted me in restoring a relic to its former glory!.

Theodora King

| Jan 27, 2021

Converts a right-handed person into a left-handed person. a left-handed person was given command control was given to him. This control can be found on Amazon under a variety of brand names from various sellers. They all appear to be made in China, so I'm guessing they're all made by the same company. As a result, this assessment is applicable to them all. br>br>For around $11 to $13, you can get a control that converts a right-to-left audio signal into a left-to-right audio signal. Recliner control was transferred to the left hand. It's also simple to set up. Given the high cost of left-handed controls on recliners, this is a cost-effective option. br>br>To find the 5 pin plug and connection for the chair's normal control, simply turn the recliner upside down. Remove the old control's plug and replace it with the new control's plug. Bring the chair back to a standing position and - voila - The new command will function properly. There are a lot of in- If you want to learn more, watch the videos on YouTube. br>br>In my case, I'm using the recliner following right shoulder surgery. Because my right hand was immobilized after surgery, I couldn't use the controls on most of the recliners. However, by purchasing this, I was able to use my good hand with a left-handed control, as well as having the control on the end of a cord, which is always more convenient. The only drawback is that the up and down arrows were reversed after installation, but this could be due to the fact that it was switched from right to left. I didn't mind because of the cost.

Meadow Browning

| Apr 24, 2021

I am a low-income individual who has been given a number of recliners as gifts. I'm sensitive, so anything too hard, soft, or big will irritate me. I also have Stage 4 cancer and have been in treatments on and off throughout my life, so comfort, size, and color are all important to me. I've tried three different recliners so far. Now, I read all of the reviews to figure out what was wrong with the newest gift, which is the perfect size, comfortable enough to recline and lift me up, and everything was fine. After that, when I pressed the controller, it would refuse to close or open. According to Google, it's most likely the controller, which is a simple fix. So here I am, after installing a Two Button, 5 Pin Lift Chair or Power Recliner Hand Control. br>It's almost time for me to replace my chair. br>Now I can easily recline, sit up, and stand up. br>Yeah, I can now snooze in my chair if I want to. Notes: br> We simply followed the old controller line to where it connected and replaced it with a Two Button, 5 Pin, Lift Chair or Power Recliner Hand Control because there was no installation guide included. br>To do so, you may need to move the chair forward or sideways to locate the connection. br>Now that we've done it, perhaps we'll be able to do it for others. br>It turned out to be a simple fix. I couldn't have asked for anything more. And I'm glad it was such a simple and inexpensive fix. br>Because it's so simple, why not give it a shot and see if it solves your problems? br>Wishing you all the best. This is something I strongly suggest.

Rosemary DODD

| Jan 03, 2021

br>br>I've attached a photo of our old remote so you can see the difference and to demonstrate that the new one replaces the old one. br>br>We received a replacement remote that was identical to the original. A remote control with two buttons and five pins. In a nutshell, it's a "plug. " item to "play" with We received the rectangular, black remote pictured in the item's description. INSTALLATION: br>br> I simply flipped the chair over and plugged the plug into a hole on a black power supply box. I pushed the pins into place after aligning them. It's that easy. br>br>LiftChairsRus had the best deal I could find. $23. Total number of items: 19 Priority Mail was part of the package. That, in my opinion, is an AMAZING DEAL! br>br>I'm overjoyed to have discovered this product and to know that it was easy to set up and use! It has a light, airy feel to it, but it is far from cheap. Was exactly what we were looking for! br>br> Do not be hesitant. Get this remote so you can put your feet (or the feet of a loved one!) up! ) up and RELAX your muscles!.

Amora McGrath

| Apr 10, 2021