Why are multifunctional electric care beds easily damaged?

There are several reasons why multifunctional electric care beds are easily damaged:

Frequent use and load: care beds are usually used for long term and frequent operations, bearing different loads and weights. If the frequency of use is high or the load bearing weight exceeds the design range, mechanical parts, electronic components, etc. may wear or damage prematurely.

Component quality and manufacturing process: Some multifunctional electric care beds may have problems with component quality and manufacturing process, such as the use of low quality materials or unqualified manufacturing processes, resulting in poor overall durability and prone to failure.

Improper maintenance: As a device, electric care beds require regular maintenance, including cleaning, lubrication, and inspection of electronic components. If regular maintenance is lacking, parts may accumulate damage due to long term use, or cause operational failures due to dirt accumulation.

Design defects or aging: Some electric care beds may have design defects or aging problems over time, such as aging of circuit boards, loose mechanical structures, etc., which may cause the equipment to be easily damaged or fail.

Environmental factors: Factors such as humidity, temperature, and dust in the use environment will also affect the service life and stability of the care bed. Long term use in harsh environments may accelerate damage to the device.