Leggett & Platt parts and identifiers
Check the full part number and revision. Sharing a manufacturer does not make two parts compatible.
Find the electronics label, not just the brand
The name on the bed and the electronics manufacturer may differ. A shared brand or manufacturer does not establish fit.
For support, record the complete remote and control-box labels, base model, revision and observed symptom. Ask the manufacturer to confirm a directed replacement and any pairing or feature limitations in writing.
A lost Leggett & Platt remote: start with the base serial number
Leggett & Platt’s service FAQ asks for the base serial number when identifying a lost-remote replacement. A supplier name or a remote photograph alone does not identify the correct part.
- Identification request
- Base serial number, kept separate from a component model or part number
Identifier reference - Split base
- Record each side separately; the FAQ notes two serial numbers for Split King bases
Identifier reference
Where the official FAQ says to look
The FAQ lists the manual’s front, the remote’s back, and a frame label near the head or foot as possible serial-number locations. Do not lift or enter a moving base to find a label; request assistance if it cannot be read safely.
Source and scopeKeep the model-specific manual with the request
The FAQ links to base and remote manuals. Use the manual for the identified model rather than applying a button sequence from a similar remote. A serial number identifies the support request; it is not itself a replacement part number.
Source and scopeWhat to ask support
Ask which remote part number and revision applies to the serial number, and whether any receiver or programming conditions must also be met. This OEM page is an identification and support route. It does not verify a supplier-wide successor.
Source and scopeYour next step
- Collect the serial number without moving under the mechanism.
- For a split system, keep each side’s labels in separate photographs.
- Open the official FAQ’s service section and use its model-specific support links.
These notes help identify the part. They do not verify a replacement or add a purchase recommendation. How we assess evidence
Identification records
Leggett & Platt: detailed part and source records
Leggett & Platt: part identification and next steps
Identify the base and its exact electronics separately. A base family name is not the complete remote part number, and older component labels may need manufacturer assistance.
Common places to check are the remote back or battery area and the accessible control-unit label under the base. If reaching a label is unsafe, request help; do not enter the moving mechanism.
Parts listed for this brand or manufacturer
0 remote families · 0 remote variants · 0 control-box families · 0 control-box variants.
Dataset v1.0.0 has no standalone power-supply or motor/actuator records. Our guides explain what to check; they don’t confirm a particular part. These counts cover the records shown here, not every product the brand has made.
Documented matches and their sources
We don’t have a documented replacement or compatible match for these parts. Missing information stays Unknown.
What still needs confirmation
A shared supplier or similar remote layout does not establish a successor. Preserve any revision and full part-number suffix. Appearance, connectors, a model prefix, or a shared OEM won’t confirm fit. Repeated marketplace claims aren’t enough either.
Choose the next step
- Separate the retail brand from the electronics identity
- Choose the component and record the right fields
- Separate observable symptoms from diagnosis
- Check your model or part number
- Prepare for manufacturer or professional assessment
- Consider a base replacement only after establishing the limitation
Each match above links to its supporting source. It doesn’t mean every version fits the same system. The label guidance helps you collect information; it doesn’t confirm any additional matches. Evidence methodology.