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Someone to service hospital type bed in SE154RQ

By gabys1st
July 21, 2024 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted July 21, 2024

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Posted July 21, 2024

8 or 9 years ago not liking the bed that the NHS supplied me with I bought my own.

The engineerwho came to service the bed told me that as it was only a matter of oiling all moving parts and tightening ?bolts for whicha torque is needed andscrews we didn't really need an engineer. Unforunately both husband and i are now too decrepit to get down on the floor to do this. I then forgot allabout it and lost the paperwork when we moved. \i do kmow that the bed is a Sidhill. The height of the whole of it can be raised and lowered. Both ends off it can be moved indepedently, there is amotor for each end- these motors are easy to disconnect. the electrics are fine.

If you haveor know someone who has a bed like the above and gets it serviced I would be verygrateful if you wd be so kind as to give me thier contact details. Please email them to me:- gabymitchell.integrate @gmail.com

Many thanks

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