How To Assemble a Hospital Bed With Half Rails (Medline Fully Electric)

Colin reviews how to assemble a Medline Fully Electric Hospital bed with half bed rails.
Medline Fully Electric Hospital Bed Description:
-Designed for convenience for both patients and caregivers, including 4 smooth-rolling casters (2 locking, 2 nonlocking) for easy transport and an advanced remote with large buttons for patients
-Headspring supports recessed to resist pinching and injuries; foot assembly recessed to reduce chance of pinching
-DC motor box snaps off quickly for easy delivery, setup, and routine maintenance; 9V battery backup for moving to the lowest position during power failures
-Mattress, side rails, and batteries not included
-Beds have a limited lifetime warranty on the frame and welds, and a 2-year warranty on mechanical parts and electronics
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[@obetmagno]

Thank you sir, just what I need to assemble one, helpful!!

[@stevenruge9766]

Thank you for your video huge help. Have a great day.

[@trueleyes]

WOW, Thanks, your video is the BEST and so clear and precise even down to the smallest details. Thanks so much.

[@onthemend]

Thanks so much Dan we're so glad to hear that.

[@rofotheman2230]

Good job! Very good instructions

[@tfaj17]

Thanks! This was helpful

[@doublek321]

If you want to disassemble/donate one of these beds, are there any good resources for that? I tried calling Landauer Medstar but they said they don't take them, even if it's a donation.

[@AWordofHope]

Thanks I have a question. My mom has this bed we want to take the wheels off to make it a little lower because she's short and has a hard time getting on and off even with help. Are the wheels hard to remove? Well not exactly the same hers has a crank and we can't get it any lower for her

[@jamesgilmore1684]

I'm going for an interview next week with Healthcare Solutions (Lincare) and wanted to see how the beds are to assemble if I can physically do it or not. I'm 61 yrs old and have a bad back and bad osteoarthritis in my hip makes it difficult to bend forward. Just wondering if I would be able to do this job. If anybody that knows, I would welcome any opinions.

[@scottschimming2040]

James, I'm nearly 59 and have been delivering these beds as well as other medical equipment since 2008. Once you get the process down the beds aren't difficult to assemble. Full electric beds have the motors attached to the foot end so that section is the heaviest, but still not too terribly heavy. There are times while doing home deliveries where the family wants the equipment placed upstairs, and that may aggravate the health issues you mentioned. My advice is to be up front and honest about your back and hip during the interview. I've worked for a few of these companies through the years. They (at least the ones I've been with) are pretty accommodating to employee needs. Best of luck in your job search!

[@paddlefaster]

I have one of these beds for my father and it's making a grinding noise when I try to raise the bed up and down. The central shaft is spinning and it will go down it just won't come back up. Any thoughts?

[@akuaasamoah8375]

I would like to use a bed ladder with a full electric bed. It has to attach to the bed frame. Where do I attach it to?

[@donaldi1168]

Hi my part of head is stoked high i can get lower anymore what to do is something manual to do help me please

[@luisbo333]

I was checking to see if I can take the foot board off. I dont need it, it's dangerous. My dad hit his toes on it and foot board is not necessary.