We only claim what the source supports
We give priority to official manufacturer and OEM records. Reproduced manufacturer manuals and documented specialist records may support more limited claims. Marketplace listings remain limited evidence, no matter how many sellers repeat them.
Each displayed match links to its source and review date. Even an authoritative source supports only the components and conditions it actually names.
Identifying a part doesn’t tell you what replaces it
We keep 75 same-SKU identity relationships to help find parts. They don’t count as compatibility evidence or make the Finder show a verified replacement. Family names and aliases can’t fill in a missing match. Full part numbers, suffixes, and revisions still matter, and appearance alone never confirms fit.
Revisions and features need their own evidence
Rio 4.0 has a documented revision conflict. Kaidi records list model, PCBA, and program separately. The current release has no verified feature-preservation results, complete conversion kits, or pairing procedures; we show those gaps rather than filling them in.
What an Unknown result means
Unknown means we don’t have enough evidence to confirm the requested match. The identifier may be ambiguous, a condition may be missing, sources may disagree, or a required feature may be unconfirmed. Check the missing details before ordering. Unknown doesn’t mean the bed can’t be repaired.
What a review date tells you
Dataset 1.0.0 was reviewed in September 2026, including rechecking sources and random audits. We review sources when preparing a dataset revision, not continuously or on a guaranteed daily schedule. Information can change after its review date.
The catalog has positive base matches for eight of fifteen registered brands. Many exact component searches still return Unknown. It helps with identification, but it isn’t a complete adjustable-bed parts inventory.