UPLIFT Desk error codes, explained
V2 and V2-Commercial frames (JieCang control system). Codes below: Keypad codes (RST, ASr, E01–E12, HOt). Each guide covers what the code means, what you can safely try yourself, when to stop and call a technician, and what the repair typically costs.
UPLIFT Desk 'RST' — Reset required
The control box has lost its height calibration (after a power loss, overload, or firmware hiccup) and demands a reset before it will move normally. This is maintenance, not a failure.
UPLIFT Desk 'ASr' — It's actually 'RST' (reset required)
Here's the secret nobody tells you: 'ASr' is simply how the letters 'RST' render on the keypad's 7-segment LED display. Your desk is asking for a reset — usually after a power interruption. Third-party sites claiming ASr is an 'anti-collision sensor recalibration' state are wrong; UPLIFT's own programming guide confirms the display equivalence.
UPLIFT Desk E01–E12 — Control system error family
JieCang controller error codes covering motor communication faults, overloads, and leg-position mismatches. The number maps to a control-box port (E01/E07 point at the M1 leg port, E02/E08 at M2, and so on) — which is why UPLIFT's own diagnostic is swapping leg cables between ports to see if the error follows the cable. Recovery is the same for nearly all of them.
UPLIFT Desk 'HOt' / 'HO1' — Duty cycle exceeded (motor overheat protection)
The motors exceeded their 10% duty cycle (roughly 2 minutes of movement per 18 minutes of rest) and the controller is enforcing a cooldown. Depending on the display it renders as HOt, HO1, or H01. Not a fault — it's the desk protecting its motors.