Official manufacturer and OEM records are preferred. Manufacturer-authored manual reproductions and documented specialist replacement records can support a narrower claim. Marketplace listings remain limited evidence; repeated listings do not become manufacturer verification.
Every displayed relationship links to its source and review date. A source’s authority does not expand a claim beyond the exact components and conditions it names.
Identity is not a replacement result
The catalog retains 75 same-SKU identity relationships for lookup. They do not count as compatibility or make the Finder show a verified replacement. Family membership and aliases also cannot supply a missing edge. We keep complete part numbers, suffixes, and revisions separate. A similar-looking remote is not treated as compatible without supporting evidence.
Revisions and features require their own evidence
Rio 4.0 has an explicit wrong-revision constraint. Kaidi configurations retain product, PCBA, and program separately. The current release records no verified feature-preservation effects, complete conversion kits, or pairing procedures; those gaps remain visible.
Unknown is a bounded answer
The Finder stops when an identifier is ambiguous, a required condition is missing, sources conflict, or a feature requirement cannot be supported. Unknown is not a finding that repair is impossible. It identifies what still needs checking.
Review dates, not a promise of daily monitoring
Dataset 1.0.0 was reviewed in September 2026, including source reacquisition and random audits. Reviews occur when a dataset revision is prepared; there is no continuous or guaranteed daily source-monitoring service. The dated evidence may change after review.
Positive base coverage exists for eight of fifteen registered brands. Exact component searches often remain Unknown. The catalog is a bounded identification resource, not a complete adjustable-bed parts inventory.
What we verified
Source-specific evidence
Read each row from original to target. A base application or box-to-remote pair is not a remote-to-remote replacement. Known constraints remain part of the decision.
Documented relationships; direction and exact scope matter
Ergomotion explicitly lists this remote for Ergomotion Rio 4.0. Confirm the named base version and compare the original with the manufacturer reference. Feature preservation is not stated by this source. Version 1 is for production through June 2026.
Ergomotion explicitly lists this remote for Ergomotion Rio 4.0. Confirm the named base version and compare the original with the manufacturer reference. Feature preservation is not stated by this source. Version 2 is for production after June 2026. Do not choose from calendar year alone.
Reverie explicitly names RC-WM-101 as a code served by replacement RC-WM-119. This is a directed replacement claim; reverse compatibility and feature preservation are not stated.
The manufacturer sample specification explicitly pairs these PCBA/program configurations. Confirm all identifiers; a generic family match does not satisfy this documented system scope.
Use the complete Ergomotion store SKU and the named base version. The store asks customers to compare the original remote with its product image; family names and appearance alone are not interchangeable identifiers.