Review on FEZIBO Dual Motor Height Adjustable Electric Standing Desk with Keyboard Tray | 48x24 Inch Sit Stand Table | Splice Board | White Frame/Natural and White Top by Alicia Fraser

Final entry: I've been living with this thing for months now and it's only getting worse. Where is the zero score? I like to lie under this thing and tug on the electrical cords by my feet to reset it. It gives me a break from work. Simply switching off and on again does nothing. But at 62, it's nice to bend a little. I can adjust the height twice, maybe even three times before having to guess the cord plug/disconnect sequence to get it working again. Everything is OK. I should be on the floor more often. The cat loves it. But, hey, what's really fun is walking up to the table in the morning, pouring in your coffee and hitting the down button to lower the table compared to previous standing days. And one leg suddenly stopped working. .And my coffee ends up on the floor, but to be honest it's only been once. Because now I know not to put coffee on the table. Oh shit. too late to return this POS.******************************************** ****************************************************** ****** ********** ************ 1. Eventually, after about 15 manual reset attempts, we successfully got a reading of "27.6 ', indicating that the system was ready. Press the up arrow and only the left side went up. Stop pressing the up arrow. Press the down arrow and the left side will have reached its maximum height. Nothing will break the left side. I swapped the wires on the control box. Now it seems like there is power on the right side, but the manual reset won't complete. You can hear the engine on the right trying to stop. He's stuck in that position. I keep getting an "E3" error, but after hundreds of tries I can't find a weak connection. They don't have a phone number for customer support. I look forward to writing rave reviews of their customer support. Just take a look. Update: It only took 36 hours to get an email response. Attached was a video of what to do. Which actually worked. I have attached a video. SO. Do not connect the feet to the back of the control box. Plug in the control box so it has power. Press the "down" button as if trying to perform a factory reset (specified in the instructions). Then you will get an "E3" error message. Now connect the legs to the back of the control box. Turn off the power to the control unit. Wait more than 30 seconds. Reconnect the controller. From then on everything worked.