Buy CNDOER DL-DT2008A-054-05 Recliner Actuator Motor

CNDOER DL-DT2008A-054-05 recliner actuator motor

For a recliner mechanism using the matching CNDOER DL-DT2008A-054-05 linear actuator. The exact-model sticker supplied by CouchGuard confirms the model and ratings below. Compare your original motor's full label, mounting and cable before ordering; similar-looking DL-DT2008A motors are not necessarily interchangeable.

Photographed label specifications

• Brand: CNDOER
• Model: DL-DT2008A-054-05
• Rated voltage: DC 29V
• Rated input: 75W
• Maximum load: 1000N
• Stroke: 250 mm
• Speed: 25 mm/s
• Maximum duty cycle: 2 minutes on, then 18 minutes off

The 250 mm stroke comes from this model's own sticker, correcting an older search description that said 295 mm. The existing listing describes a two-plug cable and a round five-pin connection. Compare all original connectors, mounting ends and installation dimensions; plug appearance alone does not establish pin wiring or fit.

Check fit before buying

Match the complete model reference, 250 mm stroke, retracted installation length, both mounting ends and all leads against your original actuator and control box. If unsure, send CouchGuard clear photos of the old label, mounts and every plug. This is not a universal plug-and-play replacement.

How to replace a recliner actuator motor

1. Isolate power. Unplug the recliner from the wall and disconnect any battery backup. Do not work on the actuator while the chair is powered.
2. Support moving sections. Secure the mechanism so the backrest or footrest cannot fall or move suddenly when the actuator is detached. Keep hands clear of pinch points; ask a qualified chair technician if you cannot support it safely.
3. Document the original. Photograph the label, both mounting points, cable routing and every connector before disconnecting anything. Compare the replacement's exact model, 250 mm stroke, installation length, mounting ends and plugs with the old motor.
4. Remove and refit using the chair maker's instructions. With power off and the mechanism supported, disconnect the old plugs and release its mountings. Fit the matching replacement in the same orientation with appropriate hardware. Do not force misaligned mounts, alter wiring or substitute a different plug.
5. Route and reconnect cables. Keep cables away from moving links and pinch points, then connect only to the corresponding original connections.
6. Test cautiously. Clear tools and hands, restore power, and briefly test movement. Stop if it binds, moves unexpectedly or catches a cable. Observe the label's maximum 2-minute-on/18-minute-off duty cycle.

This is general safety guidance, not a model-specific mounting or wiring diagram. If fit, connections or safe support are uncertain, stop and use a qualified repairer.

Frequently asked questions

Is the stroke 250 mm or 295 mm? The exact-model sticker states 250 mm; the old 295 mm search copy was incorrect.

What are the electrical and load ratings? The sticker states DC 29V rated voltage, 75W rated input and 1000N maximum load.

What speed and duty cycle are marked? 25 mm/s, with a maximum of 2 minutes on and 18 minutes off.

Will a round five-pin plug guarantee fit? No. Check the complete model, mounting, stroke, all connectors and control-box requirements.

What should I send for a fit check? Clear photos of your original model label, both mounting ends and all plugs.

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