I plan on switching it from couch to bed on a weekly basis. Is this easy? HOw long does it take in minutes or seconds?
818806
It typically takes me a minute or 2. It's not a complicated transition, the only reason it takes me more than 15 seconds is I usually have to take the mattress off the frame.
280312
For me repositioning only takes a few seconds. Changing the push-up bar to a pull-up bar takes a few seconds. Changing the cables would take the longest, 20 - 30 seconds. I tend to cluster similar exercises together and appreciate changeover time:-)
775413
Yes, the change is easy. The included instruction sheet says "Press and hold the RESET button for 3 seconds to change between F and C." The RESET button is clearly marked and easy to press.
1408868
It's pretty easy. To start or shut it off you just press the wide bottom button. To set the time(it can be min/sec or hrs/mins) you need to press one or both of the top small buttons successively to get to your time. I have done both with my knuckles when I'm in the middle of a cooking frenzy and my hands are dirty. I would say you probably would have to have someone assist with the back button if you would want to change from hrs/min to min/sec. it's pretty small, I use my fingernail. Hope this helps
644566
Reasonably easy, depending on your TV. I find it (the HDMI control TV-to-Receiver) to be a bit clunky, but it CAN work.
112415
This was a gift to my Mother. I set it up(she is 92). I don't remember it having the ability to go that long between changes. Maybe an hour, don't think it can go any longer than that.
1689299
No, the process is quite easy and simple. Keep in mind, with daily use, you will need to change batteries once a month. The keyboard begins to type erratically when the batteries get low, the mouse will run itself all, never doing what you want it to do. At the point when you are ready to throw it all away and go back to corded, change the batteries. Two AAA in the keyboard and one in the mouse.
2149424
It usually takes 3 hrs., but you can try the super rapid setting. I haven't tried that so I don't know how it works.
761932
it's designed to stay on 2 or 4 hrs. or you can set it to stay on~~that's what i do ~~ #2. use the leftside of the remote~1 click gets you # 8 , then l,then #2 (you can go higher, but i don;t think that's safe when sleeping )~~then on right side ,click #s until it says 4-stay on ~then go back to left side ~press & you get a 2. i know it sounds complicated, but it reallt isn't. i'm sure the directions that come with iy will be clearer than mine good luck~it really is a nice pad ! grace
2246571
No. Once in couch position the mattress at least for me, hasn't moved. I will say it's not an easy job changing couch to bed and back though.
6305
It took two of us about an hour. Having two is very helpful. Follow the directions carefully and you should have no problem. We really like this machine. It gets used 7+ tmes a week. No complaints after 8 months.
1845839
It's been a few weeks since I read the manual. My best recollection is that it has 31(?) "transition" times per 24 hour period that you can program into it. A transition is from off to on, or from on to off. To do this for 24 hours would require 48 transition times. So, I guess the answer is no. You could use 2 of them with the contacts connected in series. Program 1 unit for 12 hours of transitions, and the other unit for the other 12 hours.***REVISION*** OK, I just looked at the manual, and it has 17 on/off transitions, NOT 31. So you would need 3 of these connected in series if you want 24-hour operation of on/off every 15 minutes. It's been a few weeks since I read the manual. My best recollection is that it has 31(?) "transition" times per 24 hour period that you can program into it. A transition is from off to on, or from on to off. To do this for 24 hours would require 48 transition times. So, I guess the answer is no. You could use 2 of them with the contacts connected in series. Program 1 unit for 12 hours of transitions, and the other unit for the other 12 hours.***REVISION*** OK, I just looked at the manual, and it has 17 on/off transitions, NOT 31. So you would need 3 of these connected... » Read More It's been a few weeks since I read the manual. My best recollection is that it has 31(?) "transition" times per 24 hour period that you can program into it. A transition is from off to on, or from on to off. To do this for 24 hours would require 48 transition times. So, I guess the answer is no. You could use 2 of them with the contacts connected in series. Program 1 unit for 12 hours of transitions, and the other unit for the other 12 hours.***REVISION*** OK, I just looked at the manual, and it has 17 on/off transitions, NOT 31. So you would need 3 of these connected in series if you want 24-hour operation of on/off every 15 minutes. « Show Less
355443
Have had mine for at least 14 years and I set it up myself. Takes me about 15 minutes. I welcome any help offered though. Don't think you'll regret the purchase.
1648697
you can do prepared minutes or just switch out the device with whatever device you already had. I believe it's only a $10 fee to switch.
447692
Yes it's easy to adjust. It will require tools each time but takes me about 5-8 mins to move into another room
1536375
Actually, to be really honest, I would not call it super simple. After you read the directions for whatever it is you are trying to do, it is simple enough. And while you're familiar with it -- if you use it several times a week, it is simple enough. Once you have it set up to do what you want, it's simple. I wouldn't call it complicated. But it's not as user-friendly and intuitive as I had hoped, unless you're familiar with it. I have found that if I leave it for some period of time, which I've had to do following a few injuries, I have to read the directions and become familiar with it all over again in order to use it the way I want. I wish it were more intuitive, honestly. Actually, to be really honest, I would not call it super simple. After you read the directions for whatever it is you are trying to do, it is simple enough. And while you're familiar with it -- if you use it several times a week, it is simple enough. Once you have it set up to do what you want, it's simple. I wouldn't call it complicated. But it's not as user-friendly and intuitive as I had hoped, unless you're familiar with it. I have found that if I leave it for some period of time, which I've had to do following a few injuries, I have to read the directions and become familiar with it... » Read More Actually, to be really honest, I would not call it super simple. After you read the directions for whatever it is you are trying to do, it is simple enough. And while you're familiar with it -- if you use it several times a week, it is simple enough. Once you have it set up to do what you want, it's simple. I wouldn't call it complicated. But it's not as user-friendly and intuitive as I had hoped, unless you're familiar with it. I have found that if I leave it for some period of time, which I've had to do following a few injuries, I have to read the directions and become familiar with it all over again in order to use it the way I want. I wish it were more intuitive, honestly. « Show Less
222556
It takes me 5 to 10 minutes to set it up. It's not bad if you can leave it up for a while but it is a little time consuming if you would need to put it up and take it down every time you use it. As for storage, it fits in a case that is maybe 3 feet long. It could easily be stored under the couch or bed.