Summary of Contents for Seats 712294
- Page 1 SIX-WAY MEMORY POWER UNIT USER MANUAL Seats Incorporated 1515 Industrial Street Reedsburg, WI 53959 (608) 524-8261 / Toll Free: 1-800-443-0615 Seats Incorporated P/N 712294 Revision 00 ...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction ...................... 3 Safety Alert Signals.................... 3 Six‐Way Memory Power Unit Components ............. 4 Transmission Line Connection ................. 5 Programming the Memory System ................ 6 Using the Programmed Memory Unit .............. 8 Changing a Programmed Location ................ 8 Troubleshooting ....................... 9 Maintenance ...................... 1 0 Seats Incorporated P/N 712294 Revision 00 ... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Six‐Way Memory Power Unit from Seats Incorporated. This product was designed to provide many years of worry‐free service. Should you experience difficulty during the operation or maintenance of the product, please call our Customer Service Department. Do not attempt to alter or modify the design of the Six‐Way Memory Power Unit. This manual provides step by step instructions to properly operate your Six‐Way Memory Power Unit. It is important to read and follow all directions carefully. Items requiring special attention are labeled throughout this manual as show below. Safety Alert Signals Seats Incorporated P/N 712294 Revision 00 ... -
Page 4: Six-Way Memory Power Unit Components
Six‐Way Memory Power Unit Components Seats Inc. Part Number Description Image 782213 Six‐Way Power Unit Memory Switch and 782240 Harness Assembly 782241 Memory Control Module Seats Incorporated P/N 712294 Revision 00 ... -
Page 5: Transmission Line Connection
Transmission Line Connection 1. A transmission safety feature is designed into the control module to prevent the memory system from being activated while the vehicle is in motion. This safety feature needs to be connected for proper operation of the six‐way memory power unit. The vehicle has a transmission enabled signal line that needs to be connected to the white or pink pigtail wires located at the switch connector of the control module (see Figure 1). If your vehicle provides a +12 V signal while the transmission is NOT engaged, connect the transmission enabled signal wire to the pink pigtail. If the vehicle provides a GROUND signal when the transmission is NOT engaged, connect the transmission enabled signal wire to the white pigtail. Figure 1: Transmission Line Connection 2. Once this feature is connected, all six‐way memory functions will operate correctly when the vehicle is parked. If the vehicle is in gear, memory positions cannot be activated. However; all other features will operate, including the manual power adjustment of the power unit. Seats Incorporated P/N 712294 Revision 00 ... -
Page 6: Programming The Memory System
Control Stick Rear Paddle Switch Controls the front motor. Controls up, down, forward, and Controls the rear motor. rearward operation Up: Raises the front of Up: Raises the rear of the unit. the unit. Up: Raises entire unit. Down: Lowers the unit. Down: Lowers the front Down: Lowers the rear Forward: Moves unit of the unit. of the unit. forward. Rearward: Moves unit rearward. Seats Incorporated P/N 712294 Revision 00 ... - Page 7 Figure 3: Memory Control Panel 2. When the power unit is positioned to the desired location, press and hold the Program Switch for 3 seconds. All of the green memory positions lights will flash. The Program Switch can be released and this indicates the system is ready to set a position to memory. 3. While all the green lights are flashing, press the Memory Switch you wish to program. For instance, to program position “one”, press Memory Switch Button 1. The green light above the Memory Switch will illuminate and the power unit is now programmed to the location. 4. Repeat steps 1‐3 to program other memory locations. The Six‐Way Memory Power Unit can hold up to (4) programmed locations. Seats Incorporated P/N 712294 Revision 00 ...
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Page 8: Using The Programmed Memory Unit
Using the Programmed Memory Unit To move the power unit to a programmed location, press one of the Memory Switch buttons that has been preset to a location. When the button is pressed, the seat will automatically adjust to the programmed position. NOTE: The power unit will not move to a programmed location when the vehicle is in gear. If the power unit is travelling to a selected memory location when the vehicle is placed in gear, it will complete the operation. Changing a Programmed Location To change a previously programmed memory location, follow the steps in the section “Programming the Memory System”. NOTE: Moving the power unit to a new location and programming the new location will override any pre‐existing programming for the selected memory switch. Seats Incorporated P/N 712294 Revision 00 ... -
Page 9: Troubleshooting
2. Power cable disconnected. Check wiring for cable disconnections. 3. Vehicle battery dead. During power‐up: Green Set memory location. * * flashing lights indicate that (Any/All) those memory locations are not set. If when memory button is Set memory location. * * pressed: Memory at that (One) location is not set. If after travel to a location: 1. Move power unit with * * Power unit stalled before manual controls and then (One) achieving programmed press the desired memory. location. 2. Manually move seat to desired location and reset the memory location. Seats Incorporated P/N 712294 Revision 00 ... -
Page 10: Maintenance
NOTE: To check the fuse, open the inline fuse cap as shown in Figure 4 and inspect the fuse. If the fuse is discolored or the fuse has blown, replace with another 30 Amp Automotive Fuse Figure 4: Inline 30 Amp Fuse Maintenance The Six‐Way Memory Power Unit has been designed to be maintenance free throughout the life of the unit. No additional maintenance is necessary. The memory control panel can be cleaned with a mild interior automotive/ household cleaner and a damp cloth. Do not remove the control panel while cleaning. When the cleaning the control panel or memory module, be sure water and/or cleaning chemicals do not get inside the panel or module. Additional water or cleaning chemicals in the unit can cause premature corrosion and/or failure to the electrical components. Seats Incorporated P/N 712294 Revision 00 ...
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