Common sense of medical bed repair and maintenance

Restoration of medical beds
1. Check from the bed and mattress. Look for bedspreads and sagging or bumps that indicate serious wear on the mattress itself. Use an upholstery needle or an appropriate sewing machine service cover. If properly disinfected, or replace worn out with a new mattress of the same type, spring, foam or gel. Freshly cover new mattresses if applicable.
2. The disassembled frame, including the armrests, headboards and pedals of the medical bed. Pull off casters, wheels and brakes from every corner of the bed frame. Use an electric sander away from all rusted areas. Protective primer and then paint metal parts with a subsequent coat of paint. Install new forks and replace worn casters and wheels as needed. Replace the plastic cover on the armrest with a new one.
3. Remove any electronic parts such as circuit boards and control mechanisms. All electronic surfaces use compressed or aerosol air to blow away dust and dirt. Replace worn cables, wires and wires. Test electronic components such as switches and control buttons, mechanized bed movement. Replacing the circuit board of an old hospital bed, circuit tests showed that the electronic components.
4. Reorganize the bed frame and related parts. Lubricate all hinged frames, including all movable joints. Rotary joints to ensure that the medical bed runs smoothly and does not squeak and slide. Attach new or cleaned electronics, switches and wiring. Put on a new or refurbished mattress. Plug the power cord into an electrical outlet and test the functionality of the bed.

Maintenance of medical beds

1. Avoid contact with strong acids, alkalis and salts.
2. When cleaning, it should be wiped with a low-concentration detergent, then wet the towel with water, twist it dry, and then wipe it clean.
3. Regularly check the joints of the active parts (the cycle is generally once a quarter) (such as screw fasteners, adding lubricating oil).

4. Do not use overload, prevent strong impact, vibration, extrusion, etc. Safe load: static 250kg; dynamic 170kg.