How to Disassemble Your Bed in Once Human: A Step-by-Step Guide

When embarking on the daunting task of disassembling a bed, it’s imperative to approach the process with patience, precision, and a keen eye for detail. Though it may seem like a formidable undertaking, with the right knowledge and a systematic approach, you can successfully dismantle your bed with minimal hassle and ensure its components remain intact for future reassembly.

Before commencing, gather the necessary tools. These typically include a wrench or Allen key, a screwdriver, and a hammer or mallet. Additionally, consider having a blanket or tarp nearby to protect your floors from accidental scratches or dents during the disassembly process. Once the tools and materials are at your disposal, it’s time to embark on the disassembly journey.

Begin by detaching the headboard from the bed frame. This usually involves unscrewing bolts or removing clips that secure the headboard in place. Once the headboard is free, proceed to remove the side rails. These are typically held together by bolts or screws, which can be easily removed using the appropriate tools. With the side rails detached, the bed frame should be disassembled into its individual components, including the footboard, slats, and support bars. Remember to handle each component with care to prevent damage.

Removing the Headboard

Before you start taking apart your bed, it’s important to make sure you have all the necessary tools. You will need a screwdriver, a wrench, and a pair of pliers. If you don’t have these tools, you can usually rent them from your local hardware store.
Once you have your tools, you can start disassembling the headboard.

Step 1: Remove the screws that are holding the headboard to the bed frame.

There will typically be four screws, two on each side of the headboard. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws.
Once you have removed the screws, carefully lift the headboard off the bed frame. Be careful not to damage the headboard or the bed frame.

Step 2: Remove the bolts that are holding the headboard together.

There will typically be two bolts, one on each side of the headboard. Use a wrench to remove the bolts.
Once you have removed the bolts, the headboard will be completely disassembled.

Tips for removing the headboard:

If the screws or bolts are rusted, you may need to use a penetrating oil to loosen them.
Be careful not to overtighten the screws or bolts when you are reassembling the headboard.
If you are having trouble removing the headboard, you can always consult with a professional.

Disassembling the Bed Rails

Now that you have removed the headboard, you can start disassembling the bed rails. The bed rails are the long, horizontal pieces of wood that support the mattress.

There are typically two bed rails, one on each side of the bed. To remove the bed rails, follow these steps:

Remove the screws that are holding the bed rails to the bed frame.

There will typically be four screws, two on each side of the bed rail.

Once you have removed the screws, carefully lift the bed rail off the bed frame.

Be careful not to damage the bed rail or the bed frame.

Disassembling the Footboard

The footboard is the piece of wood that is at the foot of the bed. To remove the footboard, follow these steps:

Remove the screws that are holding the footboard to the bed frame.

There will typically be two screws, one on each side of the footboard.

Once you have removed the screws, carefully lift the footboard off the bed frame.

Be careful not to damage the footboard or the bed frame.

Disassembling the Side Rails

The side rails are the pieces of wood that are on the sides of the bed. To remove the side rails, follow these steps:

Remove the screws that are holding the side rails to the bed frame.

There will typically be four screws, two on each side of the side rail.

Once you have removed the screws, carefully lift the side rail off the bed frame.

Be careful not to damage the side rail or the bed frame.

Disassembling the Mattress Support

The mattress support is the piece of wood that supports the mattress. To remove the mattress support, follow these steps:

Remove the screws that are holding the mattress support to the bed frame.

There will typically be four screws, two on each side of the mattress support.

Once you have removed the screws, carefully lift the mattress support off the bed frame.

Be careful not to damage the mattress support or the bed frame.

Disassembling the Legs

The legs are the pieces of wood that support the bed. To remove the legs, follow these steps:

Remove the screws that are holding the legs to the bed frame.

There will typically be four screws, one on each side of the leg.

Once you have removed the screws, carefully lift the leg off the bed frame.

Be careful not to damage the leg or the bed frame.

Reassembling the Bed

Once you have disassembled the bed, you can reassemble it by following the steps in reverse order. Here are some tips for reassembling the bed:

Make sure that all of the parts are clean and free of debris.
Tighten all of the screws and bolts securely.
If you are having trouble reassembling the bed, you can always consult with a professional.

Troubleshooting

If you are having trouble disassembling or reassembling your bed, here are some troubleshooting tips:

Make sure that you are using the correct tools.
If the screws or bolts are rusted, you may need to use a penetrating oil to loosen them.
Be careful not to overtighten the screws or bolts.
If you are having trouble, you can always consult with a professional.

Detaching the Side Rails

To dismantle your Once Human bed, you will need to detach the side rails. Here are detailed instructions on how to do so:

1. Disassemble the Headboard and Footboard

Before detaching the side rails, you must first disassemble the headboard and footboard. This is typically done by removing the screws or bolts that connect them to the frame. Once the headboard and footboard are removed, you can proceed to the next step.

2. Locate the Side Rail Release Levers

The side rails are held in place by release levers. These levers are usually located on the inside of the bed frame, near the top or bottom of the side rails. They are typically small, plastic levers that must be pulled or squeezed to release the side rails.

Side Rail Release Lever Locations	Description
Top of Side Rail	One lever near the top of the side rail, on the inside of the bed frame.
Bottom of Side Rail	One lever near the bottom of the side rail, on the inside of the bed frame.

Note: Some bed models may have additional release levers in the middle of the side rails. If you encounter these, locate and release them before proceeding.

3. Release the Side Rails

Once you have located the release levers, grasp them firmly and pull or squeeze them simultaneously. This will release the side rails from the bed frame. Be careful not to pull too hard, as you do not want to damage the levers or the bed frame.

4. Remove the Side Rails

With the side rails released, you can now carefully lift them out of the bed frame. Be sure to hold them securely, as they may be heavy. Once the side rails are removed, you can proceed to the next step.

5. Repeat for the Other Side Rail

Locate and release the side rail release levers on the other side of the bed frame. Follow the same procedure as described in steps 3 and 4 to detach the remaining side rail.

6. Store the Side Rails

Once both side rails are removed, store them in a safe and secure location. They can be easily reattached when you need to reassemble the bed.

Separating the Footboard

Materials you’ll need:

Phillips head screwdriver
Allen wrench
Hammer (optional)

Step-by-step instructions:

Remove the decorative embellishments. If your footboard has any decorative details, such as carvings or molding, gently pry them off using a flat-head screwdriver. Be careful not to damage the wood.
Unscrew the bolts. Once the embellishments are removed, you should see a series of bolts connecting the footboard to the frame. Use a Phillips head screwdriver to loosen these bolts, but do not remove them completely.
Separate the footboard from the frame. This step can be tricky, so it’s important to proceed with caution:
- If the bolts are rusty or stuck: Apply some penetrating oil to the threads and let it sit for a few minutes. Then, try loosening the bolts again.
- If the bolts are stripped: You may need to use a hammer to gently tap the bolt heads and break them free.
- If the footboard is glued to the frame: Use a pry bar or a flat-head screwdriver to carefully separate the footboard from the frame. Caution: Do not apply excessive force; you may damage the wood.
Remove the bolts completely. Once the footboard is separated from the frame, you can remove the bolts completely.
Lift the footboard off the frame. Grasp the footboard firmly and lift it straight up to remove it from the frame.

Additional tips:

If possible, have someone help you separate the footboard, especially if it’s a heavy piece.
Be careful not to damage the wood or the frame as you separate the footboard.
If you encounter any difficulties, don’t hesitate to seek professional assistance.

Tool	Purpose
Phillips head screwdriver	To remove the bolts
Allen wrench	To remove the bolts (if applicable)
Hammer	To break free rusty or stuck bolts (optional)
Pry bar or flat-head screwdriver	To separate the footboard from the frame if it’s glued (optional)

Removing the Mattress and Box Spring

Before you begin disassembling your bed, it’s important to remove the mattress and box spring. This will make the rest of the disassembly process much easier and safer.

1. Remove the bedding

Start by removing all of the bedding from the bed, including the sheets, blankets, and pillows. This will give you a clear view of the mattress and box spring.

2. Lift the mattress

Using caution, lift the mattress up and off of the box spring. Be careful not to put too much stress on your back or shoulders. If you are having trouble lifting the mattress, you can ask someone for help.

3. Slide the mattress out of the bed frame

Once the mattress is lifted up, slide it out of the bed frame. Be careful not to bump the mattress against the walls or furniture.

4. Remove the box spring

The box spring is typically heavier than the mattress, so you may need some help lifting it. Once the box spring is lifted up, slide it out of the bed frame. Be careful not to bump the box spring against the walls or furniture.

5. Disassemble the box spring (optional)

If you need to disassemble the box spring, you can do so by following these steps:

Step	Instructions
1	Remove the fabric cover from the box spring.
2	Locate the metal clips that are holding the box spring together.
3	Use a screwdriver or pliers to remove the metal clips.
4	Once the metal clips are removed, the box spring will come apart into several pieces.

Disconnecting the Hydraulics

Before attempting to disassemble your One Human bed, it is crucial to disconnect the hydraulics to prevent fluid leakage and potential hazards. Follow these steps for safe and effective hydraulic disconnection:

1. Disconnect the Headboard Piston

Locate the hydraulic piston that powers the headboard’s movement. It is typically attached to the headboard frame with bolts or screws. Carefully remove these fasteners and disconnect the piston from the frame.

2. Detach the Footboard Piston

Similar to the headboard piston, locate the hydraulic piston connected to the footboard frame. Remove the fasteners and detach the piston.

3. Uncouple the Side Rail Pistons

Each side rail of the bed is typically raised and lowered by hydraulic pistons. Locate these pistons along the inner side of the side rails and remove the fasteners that secure them. Carefully disconnect the pistons from the side rails.

4. Seal the Hydraulic Lines

Once the pistons are disconnected, you will need to seal the hydraulic lines to prevent fluid leakage. Use hydraulic line caps or plugs to seal the ends of the lines where they were previously connected to the pistons.

5. Remove the Hydraulic Pump

The hydraulic pump is the heart of the hydraulic system and is typically located under the bed frame. Locate the electrical wires and hydraulic lines connected to the pump and carefully disconnect them. Then, remove the bolts or screws securing the pump to the frame and lift it out.

6. Drain the Hydraulic Fluid

To ensure safe handling and disposal, it is essential to drain the hydraulic fluid from the system. Follow these detailed steps to drain the fluid safely and effectively:

Step	Description
6.1 Locate the Drain Plug	Identify the drain plug located on the hydraulic pump or reservoir. It is typically a small, threaded plug or a lever.
6.2 Place a Container	Position a suitable container under the drain plug to catch the drained fluid. Ensure that the container has sufficient capacity to hold the entire contents of the hydraulic system.
6.3 Open the Drain Plug Slowly	Cautiously turn or open the drain plug slowly to allow the fluid to drain out gradually. Do not open it too quickly to avoid excessive splashing or spills.
6.4 Allow Fluid to Drain	Wait patiently for the hydraulic fluid to drain completely into the container. This process may take some time depending on the system’s size and fluid volume.
6.5 Close the Drain Plug	Once the fluid has completely drained, carefully close the drain plug securely. Tighten it to prevent any leaks or fluid loss.

7. Disconnect the Electrical Wires

Finally, disconnect the electrical wires that supply power to the hydraulic pump and any other electrical components of the bed. Note the location and orientation of each wire for easy reassembly.

Identifying the Hydraulics

The hydraulic system in the Once Human 123 bed is responsible for the smooth and efficient operation of the head and foot sections. It consists of several key components, including the hydraulic pump, the hydraulic reservoir, the hydraulic cylinders, and the hydraulic lines.

Hydraulic Pump

The hydraulic pump is the heart of the hydraulic system. It is responsible for pressurizing the hydraulic fluid and circulating it through the system. The pump is typically located on the underside of the bed frame and is driven by an electric motor.

Hydraulic Reservoir

The hydraulic reservoir is a tank that stores the hydraulic fluid. It is typically located on the underside of the bed frame and is made of plastic or metal. The reservoir helps to prevent the fluid from overheating and provides a place for air bubbles to escape.

Hydraulic Cylinders

The hydraulic cylinders are used to raise and lower the head and foot sections of the bed. They are located on the underside of the bed frame and are connected to the hydraulic pump by hydraulic lines. The cylinders contain a piston that is moved by the pressurized hydraulic fluid.

Hydraulic Lines

The hydraulic lines are used to connect the hydraulic pump, the hydraulic reservoir, and the hydraulic cylinders. They are typically made of flexible rubber or metal and are designed to withstand high pressure.

Troubleshooting Hydraulic Problems

If you are experiencing problems with the hydraulic system in your Once Human 123 bed, there are a few things you can do to troubleshoot the issue.

Check the hydraulic fluid level. The fluid level should be between the “min” and “max” marks on the reservoir.
Inspect the hydraulic lines for leaks. Leaks can cause the hydraulic system to lose pressure and can lead to problems with the operation of the bed.
Check the hydraulic pump for damage. The pump may be damaged if it is making a loud noise or if it is leaking fluid.
Check the hydraulic cylinders for damage. The cylinders may be damaged if they are leaking fluid or if they are not moving smoothly.
Check the electrical connections to the hydraulic pump. The pump may not be receiving power if the electrical connections are loose or damaged.

If you are unable to troubleshoot the problem yourself, you should contact a qualified technician for assistance.

Hydraulic System Maintenance

To keep the hydraulic system in your Once Human 123 bed running smoothly, it is important to perform regular maintenance.

Check the hydraulic fluid level regularly and add fluid as needed.
Inspect the hydraulic lines for leaks and replace any damaged lines.
Check the hydraulic pump for damage and replace the pump if necessary.
Check the hydraulic cylinders for damage and replace the cylinders if necessary.
Check the electrical connections to the hydraulic pump and tighten or replace any loose or damaged connections.

By performing regular maintenance on the hydraulic system, you can help to ensure that your Once Human 123 bed will continue to operate smoothly for years to come.

Locating the Release Levers

Identifying the release levers is crucial for disassembling your Once Human bed. These levers are usually located at the head and foot of the bed, where the frame sections connect. Depending on your bed model, the levers may vary in appearance and location, so it’s important to refer to your bed’s user manual or contact the manufacturer for specific instructions.

Types of Release Levers

There are typically two types of release levers:

Spring-loaded levers: These levers are held in place by a spring and are released by pressing or squeezing them. They are commonly found on older bed models.
Pin-release levers: These levers have a small pin or knob that needs to be pulled or lifted to release the lever. They are more common on newer bed models.

Location of Release Levers

The release levers are typically located in one of the following areas:

Inside the frame channels: Look for levers inside the vertical or horizontal channels of the bed frame. They may be hidden behind a cover or flap.
At the base of the rails: Some beds have release levers located at the bottom of the side rails, where they connect to the headboard or footboard.
Underneath the mattress support: If your bed has a solid mattress support, the release levers may be located underneath it. Check for small holes or notches where the levers can be accessed.
On the headboard or footboard: In some cases, the release levers may be mounted directly on the headboard or footboard, usually near the point where the side rails attach.

Additional Tips for Locating Release Levers

Here are some additional tips to help you locate the release levers:

Refer to your bed’s user manual for specific instructions and diagrams.
Use a flashlight to illuminate the areas where the levers may be located.
Gently shake or tap the bed frame to see if you can hear the levers rattling.
Reach under the bed or behind the headboard/footboard to feel for the levers.
If you have difficulty locating the levers, contact the bed manufacturer or a qualified technician for assistance.

Type of Release Lever	Location
Spring-loaded levers	Inside frame channels, at the base of rails, underneath mattress support
Pin-release levers	Inside frame channels, at the base of rails, on headboard/footboard

Separating the Headboard and Footboard

Separating the headboard and footboard is a crucial step in dismantling your Once Human bed. Follow these detailed instructions to ensure a smooth and successful process:

1. Gather Tools

Before you begin, gather the necessary tools:

Tool	Purpose
Allen wrench (usually included with the bed)	To loosen and remove bolts
Screwdriver (Phillips or flathead, depending on the bed model)	To remove any screws securing the headboard or footboard
Hammer (optional)	To gently tap on bolts or screws that are stuck

2. Locate the Bolts

Each headboard and footboard is typically secured to the bed frame using four to six bolts. Locate these bolts along the sides and bottom of each component.

3. Prepare the Bolts

Using the Allen wrench, slightly loosen the bolts, but do not remove them completely. This will release the tension and make them easier to unscrew later.

4. Separate the Headboard

Grip the headboard from both sides and gently pull it upward. As you lift, continue unscrewing the bolts with the Allen wrench. Be careful not to damage the headboard or bed frame.

5. Detach the Footboard

Repeat the process used for the headboard, this time with the footboard. Grip it from the sides, pull it upward, and unscrew the bolts with the Allen wrench.

6. Check for Additional Screws or Bolts

Once the headboard and footboard are detached, double-check for any additional screws or bolts that may be securing them to the bed frame or side rails. Use the screwdriver to remove these fasteners.

7. Remove the Support Beams

If your bed has support beams connecting the headboard and footboard, locate the bolts or screws securing them to the side rails. Remove these fasteners and carefully detach the support beams.

8. Unhook the Slat System

Depending on your bed model, the slat system may be hooked onto the headboard or footboard. If this is the case, carefully unhook the slats from the hooks or brackets.

9. Remove the Side Rails

Once the headboard, footboard, support beams, and slat system are removed, you can separate the side rails. Loosen any bolts or screws connecting them to the bed frame and carefully lift them off.

10. Disassemble the Bed Frame

If necessary, you can also disassemble the bed frame by removing the bolts or screws connecting it to the legs or other support structures. Once the bolts are removed, carefully separate the bed frame components.

Removing the Side Rails

Identify the attachment points: Locate the bolts or screws that connect the side rails to the headboard and footboard. These attachment points will typically be located at the top and bottom of the side rails.
Gather the necessary tools: You will need a wrench or screwdriver that corresponds to the type of fastener used.
Remove the bolts or screws: Using the appropriate tool, loosen and remove the bolts or screws that attach the side rails to the headboard and footboard. Take care not to overtighten or strip the threads.
Lift and remove the side rails: Once the bolts or screws are removed, gently lift and pull the side rails away from the headboard and footboard. Handle them with care, as they may be heavy or have sharp edges.

Removing the Slats

Identify the slat supports: Locate the supports that hold the slats in place. These supports will typically be made of metal or wood and will be attached to the side rails.
Release the slats: There are typically two ways to release the slats:
- Spring-loaded slats: If your bed has spring-loaded slats, simply press on the ends of the slats where they rest on the supports to release them.
- Fixed slats: For fixed slats, you may need to use a tool such as a screwdriver or hex key to loosen or remove the bolts or screws that secure them to the supports.
Lift and remove the slats: Once the slats are released, gently lift them up and out of the supports. Place them in a safe location for storage or disposal.

Detailed Description of Slat Removal for Spring-Loaded Slats:

Locate the release points: Spring-loaded slats will have small metal clips or buttons located at the ends of the slats where they rest on the supports.
Press the release points: Position your thumbs or fingers on the release points and apply firm downward pressure.
Slide the slats out: As you press the release points, the slats will move outward from the supports. Continue pressing until the slats are completely removed.
Store the slats: Once the slats are removed, place them in a safe location for storage or disposal.

Detaching the Mattress and Box Spring

Step 1: Remove the Mattress

Begin by lifting the mattress off the box spring. Most mattresses have handles on the sides to assist in lifting. Grip the handles securely and pull the mattress straight up and away from the box spring. If there are any covers or sheets on the mattress, remove them before lifting to avoid snagging.

Step 2: Detach the Box Spring Frame

Next, identify the connecting bolts or screws that hold the box spring frame together. Locate the bolts or screws around the perimeter of the frame. Using a wrench or screwdriver, carefully loosen and remove the fasteners.

Step 3: Separate the Box Spring Sides

Once the bolts or screws are removed, the box spring sides can be separated. Gently lift one side of the frame slightly and slide the other side out from underneath. Repeat this process for the remaining sides until all four are detached.

Step 4: Remove the Support Rails

The support rails are typically located along the length of the box spring frame. They provide additional support for the mattress. Locate the bolts or screws that secure the support rails to the frame. Use a wrench or screwdriver to loosen and remove these fasteners.

Step 5: Detach the Leg Supports

Most box springs have legs that provide height and stability. Identify the bolts or screws that connect the legs to the frame. Using a wrench or screwdriver, loosen and remove these fasteners. Once the legs are detached, they can be removed from the frame.

Additional Tips for Detaching the Mattress and Box Spring

Ensure you have sufficient space to maneuver the mattress and box spring during disassembly.
If the mattress is particularly heavy, consider enlisting the assistance of another person.
Keep all bolts and screws organized to facilitate reassembly.
Place the mattress and box spring components in a designated area to prevent clutter.
If you encounter any difficulties during disassembly, refer to the manufacturer’s instructions or consult a professional.

Bolts or Screws	Location
Connecting bolts	Perimeter of box spring frame
Support rails	Along the length of box spring frame
Leg supports	Connects legs to box spring frame

Removing the Hydraulics

A lot of beds employ powerful hydraulic systems to adjust the height and tilt of their mattresses. While removing the hydraulics can be a daunting task, it is entirely feasible with the right tools and a bit of patience.

Tools Required

Tool	Quantity
14mm Wrench	1
17mm Wrench	1
Allen Wrench Set	1
Hydraulic Jack	1
Safety Glasses	1
Gloves	1

Safety Precautions

Before beginning any disassembly, ensure you have taken the necessary safety precautions. This includes wearing gloves, safety glasses, and ensuring the bed is disconnected from all power sources.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Locate the hydraulic cylinders and pumps. On most beds, these will be found at the foot or head of the bed.
Disconnect the hydraulic hoses from the cylinders and pumps using the 14mm and 17mm wrenches.
Remove the bolts securing the cylinders and pumps to the bed frame using the Allen wrench set.
Gently lift the cylinders and pumps away from the bed frame.
Use the hydraulic jack to support the mattress while removing the remaining components of the hydraulic system.
Once all the hydraulic components are removed, you can proceed to disassemble the rest of the bed.

Tips

If the hydraulic hoses are difficult to remove, use a little hydraulic hose remover to loosen them.
Be careful not to damage the hydraulic cylinders or pumps when removing them from the bed frame.
Dispose of the used hydraulic hoses and pumps according to your local regulations.

Additional Information

For more information, refer to the bed’s manufacturer’s instructions or contact a professional bed repair technician.

Disconnecting the Electrical Components

1. Unplug the Headboard from the Wall

Locate the headboard’s power cord, typically plugged into an electrical outlet on the wall. Firmly grasp the plug and pull it straight out to disconnect the headboard from the power source.

2. Disconnect the Headboard from the Footboard

Identify the electrical connector between the headboard and footboard, usually a simple plug-and-socket connection. Gently pull the connector apart, separating the two components.

3. Unplug the Footboard from the Wall

Similar to step 1, locate the power cord for the footboard and unplug it from the wall outlet.

4. Disconnect the Side Rails from the Headboard and Footboard

Examine the connections between the side rails and the headboard and footboard. Depending on the bed model, these connections may involve screws, bolts, or quick-release mechanisms.

5. Remove the Side Rails

Once the connections are released, carefully lift the side rails off the headboard and footboard. Handle them gently to avoid damaging the frame.

6. Disconnect the Storage Drawers from the Footboard (If Applicable)

Some beds feature built-in storage drawers integrated into the footboard. If your bed has this feature, disconnect the drawers by following the specific instructions in the user manual or by consulting the manufacturer’s website.

7. Remove the Mattress and Box Spring

Lift the mattress and box spring off the bed frame, being careful not to overextend yourself. Seek assistance if necessary.

8. Remove the Slat Supports

The slat supports, which provide support for the mattress, are typically attached to the frame with screws. Locate the screws and remove them using a screwdriver.

9. Disassemble the Bed Frame

The bed frame itself is usually composed of several sections that can be disassembled. Identify the connecting points, which may involve bolts, screws, or locking mechanisms, and separate the sections accordingly.

10. Remove the Headboard and Footboard from the Base

Depending on the bed design, the headboard and footboard may be attached to the base. Locate the connecting points and disconnect them, usually involving screws or quick-release mechanisms.

11. Disassemble the Base

The base, which supports the entire bed, is typically a metal or wooden frame. Examine the construction and identify the connecting points. Remove any screws or bolts to separate the base into its individual components.

12. Protect the Disassembled Components

Once you have disassembled the bed, wrap any delicate components, such as the headboard or footboard, in protective materials like bubble wrap or blankets to prevent scratches or damage during storage or transportation.

13. Organize and Label the Parts

Keep all the disassembled components organized and labeled to ensure easy reassembly in the future. Use clear tags or labels to identify each part and its corresponding position in the bed structure.

14. Dispose of or Recycle Unused Materials

If there are any materials or components that cannot be reused or repurposed, dispose of them responsibly according to local regulations. Check with your local waste management provider for proper disposal methods. Alternatively, consider recycling recyclable materials like cardboard, plastics, or metals to promote sustainability.

Removing the Motors

To remove the motors from a Once Human bed, you will need to first remove the bed skirt. Once the bed skirt is removed, you will see the motors attached to the underside of the bed frame. To remove the motors, you will need to disconnect the electrical wires and then remove the bolts that hold the motors in place. Once the bolts are removed, you can carefully lift the motors out of the bed frame.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Remove the bed skirt. The bed skirt is attached to the underside of the bed frame with Velcro or snaps. To remove the bed skirt, simply pull it off of the bed frame.
Identify the motors. The motors are located on the underside of the bed frame, near the head and foot of the bed. The motors are black and have a round shape.
Disconnect the electrical wires. The electrical wires are connected to the motors with spade connectors. To disconnect the electrical wires, simply pull the spade connectors off of the motors.
Remove the bolts. The motors are held in place with four bolts. To remove the bolts, you will need a socket wrench.
Lift the motors out of the bed frame. Once the bolts are removed, you can carefully lift the motors out of the bed frame.

Tips

When disconnecting the electrical wires, be careful not to damage the wires.
When removing the bolts, be careful not to strip the threads.
When lifting the motors out of the bed frame, be careful not to drop them.

Troubleshooting

If you are having trouble removing the bed skirt, you may need to use a flathead screwdriver to pry it off of the bed frame.
If you are having trouble disconnecting the electrical wires, you may need to use a pair of pliers to pull the spade connectors off of the motors.
If you are having trouble removing the bolts, you may need to use a penetrating oil to loosen them.
If you are having trouble lifting the motors out of the bed frame, you may need to ask someone for help.

Additional Information

The motors in a Once Human bed are responsible for raising and lowering the bed. The motors are powered by a 12-volt battery. The battery is located in the headboard of the bed. To replace the battery, you will need to remove the headboard.

Step 1: Safety First

Before beginning disassembly, ensure the bed is disconnected from any electrical outlets. Clear the surrounding area to provide ample workspace.

Step 2: Gather Tools

You will need a few basic tools: a Phillips head screwdriver, a flathead screwdriver, an Allen wrench (if applicable), and a hammer (optional).

Step 3: Remove Headboard

Locate the screws or bolts securing the headboard to the side rails and remove them. Gently lift the headboard and set it aside.

Step 4: Detach Footboard

Similar to the headboard, remove the screws or bolts holding the footboard to the side rails. Carefully remove the footboard.

Step 5: Disassemble Side Rails from Headboard and Footboard

Unscrew the bolts or screws connecting the side rails to the headboard and footboard. Separate the side rails from the headboard and footboard.

Step 6: Remove Slats

The slats may be held in place by screws, bolts, or brackets. Use the appropriate tool to remove the slats and set them aside.

Step 7: Detach Support Beams (if applicable)

Some beds have support beams that provide additional support for the mattress. If present, unscrew the bolts or screws that secure the support beams and remove them.

Step 8: Disassemble Side Rails into Individual Sections

If the side rails are made of multiple sections, such as a center support beam, unscrew the bolts or screws that hold them together and separate them.

Step 9: Remove Crossbars (if applicable)

Some beds have crossbars that connect the side rails at the foot end. If present, unscrew the bolts or screws that secure the crossbars and remove them.

Step 10: Detach Center Support Beam (if applicable)

If your bed has a center support beam, locate and remove the screws or bolts that secure it to the side rails and legs. Carefully remove the center support beam.

Step 11: Remove Anti-Sway Bars (if applicable)

Some beds have anti-sway bars to prevent excessive movement during sleep. If present, unscrew the screws or bolts that hold the anti-sway bars to the side rails and remove them.

Step 12: Disassemble Legs

The legs may be attached to the side rails or the headboard and footboard. Unscrew the bolts or screws that secure the legs and remove them.

Step 13: Inspect Components

Once disassembled, inspect each component for any damage or wear. If you find any issues, make the necessary repairs or replacements before reassembling the bed.

Step 14: Wipe Down Components

Use a damp cloth or mild detergent to wipe down the disassembled components. This will remove any dust or debris and help prevent corrosion.

Step 15: Prepare for Storage or Reassembly

If you plan to store the bed components, wrap them in plastic or fabric to protect them from moisture and dust. If you plan to reassemble the bed, keep all the components organized and easily accessible.

Step 16: Reassembly Instructions

Follow the disassembly steps in reverse order to reassemble the bed. Ensure all components are properly aligned and securely fastened.

Step 17: Advanced Disassembly Techniques

Technique	Description
Screw Extraction Tool	This tool helps remove broken or stripped screws. Drill a pilot hole into the screw head and insert the extraction tool, which grips the screw and allows for easy removal.
Impact Driver	An impact driver is a specialized power tool that delivers high-impact blows to loosen rusted or stubborn bolts and screws.
Angle Grinder	An angle grinder can be used to cut through rusted or jammed bolts or components that cannot be disassembled with conventional tools. Use extreme caution and wear appropriate safety gear.
Heat Application	Applying gentle heat to rusted or stubborn bolts or screws can help loosen them. Use a heat gun or blow dryer, being careful not to damage surrounding components.

Disconnecting the Mattress and Box Spring

1. Remove all bedding and pillows.

Start by stripping the bed of all linens, blankets, and pillows. This will make the mattress and box spring easier to move and handle.

2. Check for any wires or cords.

Make sure there are no wires or cords attached to the mattress or box spring. Remove any headboards, footboards, or other attachments that may be connected.

3. Locate the connections between the mattress and box spring.

The mattress and box spring are typically connected by metal brackets or bars that slide into place. Locate these connections on all four sides of the bed.

4. Disassemble the connections.

Use a screwdriver or allen wrench to remove the screws or bolts that are holding the connections together. Once the bolts are removed, gently slide the mattress away from the box spring.

5. Separate the mattress and box spring.

Once the connections are disassembled, carefully lift the mattress off the box spring. Be sure to have someone assist you if the mattress is heavy.

6. Inspect the mattress and box spring for any damage.

Once the mattress and box spring are separated, take a moment to inspect them for any damage. If you notice any tears, rips, or other damage, be sure to repair them before reassembling the bed.

7. Store the mattress and box spring separately.

If you are not reassembling the bed immediately, be sure to store the mattress and box spring separately. Place the mattress on a flat surface and the box spring on its side to prevent warping.

8. Reassemble the bed when you are ready.

To reassemble the bed, simply follow the steps above in reverse order. Start by placing the box spring on the bed frame, then slide the mattress onto the box spring. Secure the connections with the screws or bolts, and attach any headboards, footboards, or other attachments.

Tools you will need
Screwdriver or allen wrench
Helper (optional)

Additional tips

Here are a few additional tips to make the process of disconnecting the mattress and box spring easier:

Make sure you have a clear space to work in before you begin.
Be careful not to bend or tear the mattress or box spring when moving them.
If the mattress or box spring is heavy, ask for help from a friend or family member.
Keep all of the screws and bolts in a safe place so that you can reassemble the bed later.

Removing the Hydraulics

Before removing the hydraulics from your Once Human bed, it is important to gather the necessary tools and materials. You will need:

Safety glasses
Gloves
Phillips head screwdriver
Wrench or socket wrench
Bucket or other container for holding oil
Rags or towels for cleaning up spills
New hydraulic oil (if necessary)

Once you have gathered the necessary tools and materials, follow these steps to remove the hydraulics:

Disconnect the power cord from the electrical outlet.
Use the wrench or socket wrench to loosen the bolts that secure the footboard to the bed frame.
Lift the footboard off of the bed frame and set it aside.
Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws that secure the top of the hydraulic cylinder to the bed frame.
Gently lift the hydraulic cylinder up and out of the bed frame.
Place the hydraulic cylinder in the bucket or other container you have prepared for holding oil.
Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws that secure the bottom of the hydraulic cylinder to the bed frame.
Repeat steps 4-7 for the other hydraulic cylinder.
Clean up any spills with rags or towels.
If necessary, refill the hydraulic cylinders with new oil.

Special Considerations for Removing the Hydraulics

* If you are not comfortable performing this task yourself, you can contact a qualified technician for assistance.
* Be sure to properly dispose of the used hydraulic oil in accordance with your local regulations.
* If you are replacing the hydraulic cylinders, be sure to use the correct replacement parts.
* If you are having difficulty removing the hydraulics, consult the user manual for your specific bed model.

Disconnecting the Air Hoses

Once you have removed the mattress and headboard, you will need to disconnect the air hoses. There are usually two air hoses attached to the bed, one for the head and one for the foot. To disconnect the hoses, simply pull them straight out of the bed frame. If the hoses are stuck, you can use a pair of pliers to gently pull them out.

Once the air hoses are disconnected, you can remove the bed frame from the base. To do this, simply lift the bed frame up and off of the base. Be careful not to damage the bed frame or the base when doing this.

20 Removing the Base

The base of the bed is usually made up of two pieces, a top and a bottom. To remove the top of the base, simply lift it up and off of the bottom. Be careful not to damage the base when doing this.

To remove the bottom of the base, you will need to unscrew the bolts that are holding it in place. Once the bolts are removed, you can lift the bottom of the base up and off of the frame.

Now that you have disassembled the bed, you can store it in a closet or garage until you need it again.

Tips for Disassembling Your Bed

Here are a few tips for disassembling your bed:

Make sure you have all of the necessary tools before you start.
Be careful not to damage the bed or the base when you are disassembling it.
If you are having trouble disassembling the bed, you can consult the manufacturer’s instructions.
Once you have disassembled the bed, store it in a safe place until you need it again.

Troubleshooting

If you are having trouble disassembling your bed, here are a few troubleshooting tips:

Make sure that you have disconnected all of the air hoses.
Make sure that you have unscrewed all of the bolts that are holding the base in place.
If the hoses or bolts are stuck, you can use a pair of pliers to gently pull them out.
If you are still having trouble, you can consult the manufacturer’s instructions.

Safety Precautions

When disassembling your bed, it is important to take the following safety precautions:

Wear gloves and safety glasses.
Be careful not to pinch your fingers or hands.
Do not use excessive force when disassembling the bed.
If you are having trouble, ask for help from a friend or family member.

Removing the Air Pump

1. Disconnect the pump from the power outlet.

Before you begin working on the air pump, make sure that it is disconnected from the power outlet. This will help to prevent any electrical shocks.

2. Remove the pump from the bed frame.

The pump is usually attached to the bed frame with screws. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws and then carefully lift the pump off of the bed frame.

3. Disconnect the hoses from the pump.

There are two hoses connected to the pump: one that goes to the mattress and one that goes to the air outlet. Use a pair of pliers to disconnect the hoses from the pump.

4. Remove the pump cover.

The pump cover is usually held in place with screws. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws and then lift off the cover.

5. Remove the pump motor.

The pump motor is usually held in place with screws. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws and then carefully lift out the motor.

6. Inspect the pump motor.

Once you have removed the pump motor, inspect it for any damage. If the motor is damaged, you will need to replace it.

7. Clean the pump housing.

Use a damp cloth to clean the pump housing. Be sure to remove any dirt or debris that may have accumulated on the housing.

8. Reassemble the pump.

To reassemble the pump, simply reverse the steps that you followed to disassemble it. Be sure to tighten all of the screws securely.

9. Test the pump.

Once you have reassembled the pump, test it to make sure that it is working properly. Connect the pump to the power outlet and then turn it on. The pump should start to inflate the mattress.

10. Troubleshooting the pump.

If the pump is not working properly, there are a few things that you can check. First, make sure that the pump is connected to the power outlet and that the power switch is turned on. Next, check the hoses to make sure that they are not kinked or blocked. Finally, check the pump motor to make sure that it is not damaged.

11. Replacing the pump.

If you have tried all of the troubleshooting steps and the pump is still not working properly, you may need to replace it. You can purchase a new pump from a variety of online retailers or from your local home improvement store.

12. Maintaining the pump.

To keep your pump running smoothly, it is important to maintain it regularly. You should clean the pump housing and inspect the pump motor every few months. You should also check the hoses for any kinks or blockages.

13. Safety precautions.

When working on the air pump, it is important to take the following safety precautions:

Make sure that the pump is disconnected from the power outlet before you begin working on it.
Wear safety glasses when working on the pump.
Do not attempt to repair the pump yourself unless you are qualified to do so.

14. Additional tips.

Here are a few additional tips for removing the air pump from your Once Human bed:

If you are having trouble removing the pump cover, you can try using a putty knife to pry it off.
If the pump motor is stuck, you can try using a penetrating oil to loosen it.
Once you have removed the pump, be sure to store it in a safe place.

15. Table of troubleshooting tips.

Problem	Solution
The pump is not working.	Make sure that the pump is connected to the power outlet and that the power switch is turned on. Check the hoses to make sure that they are not kinked or blocked. Check the pump motor to make sure that it is not damaged.
The pump is making a strange noise.	The pump may be overheating. Turn off the pump and let it cool down. If the noise persists, you may need to replace the pump.
The pump is leaking air.	Check the hoses for any kinks or blockages. If the hoses are not damaged, you may need to replace the pump.

16. Video tutorial.

If you need more help removing the air pump from your Once Human bed, you can watch this video tutorial:

17. Frequently asked questions.

Here are some frequently asked questions about removing the air pump from a Once Human bed:

How do I know if my pump needs to be replaced?

If your pump is not working properly, you may need to replace it. Signs that your pump may need to be replaced include: the pump is not working, the pump is making a strange noise, or the pump is leaking air.

How do I replace the pump?

To replace the pump, you will need to purchase a new pump from a variety of online retailers or from your local home improvement store. Once you have a new pump, you can follow the steps in this article to remove the old pump and install the new pump.

How can I maintain my pump?

18. Conclusion.

Removing the air pump from a Once Human bed is a relatively simple process. By following the steps in this article, you can safely remove the pump and keep your bed in good working condition.

Detaching the Side Rails and Slats

Removing the Slats

1. Locate the metal clips that hold the slats in place along the side rails. These clips are typically located at the ends of the slats and may be held in place by screws or bolts.
2. Use a screwdriver or wrench to loosen and remove the screws or bolts securing the clips.
3. Once the clips are removed, gently lift the slats out of the side rails, taking care not to damage them.

Tip: If the slats are stuck, you can carefully use a rubber mallet or hammer to tap them loose.

Disconnecting the Side Rails

1. Locate the metal bolts or screws that connect the side rails to the headboard and footboard.
2. Use a wrench or screwdriver to loosen and remove the bolts or screws.
3. Carefully lift the side rails off the headboard and footboard, taking care not to damage them.

Important: Some bed frames may have additional joints or brackets that need to be disconnected before removing the side rails. Consult the manufacturer’s instructions for specific disassembly procedures.

Removing the Center Support Legs

1. Locate the center support legs that run along the middle of the bed frame.
2. Identify the bolts or screws that secure the legs to the side rails or headboard and footboard.
3. Use a wrench or screwdriver to loosen and remove the bolts or screws.
4. Carefully remove the center support legs.

Note: The number and design of center support legs may vary depending on the bed frame model.

Disassembling the Headboard and Footboard

1. Locate the bolts or screws that connect the headboard and footboard to the side rails.
2. Use a wrench or screwdriver to loosen and remove the bolts or screws.
3. Carefully lift the headboard and footboard off the side rails, taking care not to damage them.

Tip: If the headboard or footboard is particularly heavy, it may be helpful to have someone assist you in removing it.

Storing the Bed Components

1. Once all the bed components are disassembled, store them in a dry, protected place.
2. Use plastic bags or blankets to keep the parts organized and protected from dust and moisture.

Tip: Consider labeling each bag or blanket with the corresponding bed component to make reassembly easier.

Bed Component	Storage Recommendation
Side Rails	Wrap in blankets and store in a protected area.
Slats	Store flat in a plastic bag or blanket.
Center Support Legs	Wrap in plastic bags or blankets.
Headboard and Footboard	Cover in blankets or plastic bags and store in a dry area.

Disconnecting the Mattress and Box Spring

The first step in disassembling your bed is to disconnect the mattress and box spring. This is typically done by lifting the mattress straight up off the box spring. Once the mattress is removed, you can begin to disassemble the box spring.

Positioning the Box Spring

Place the box spring on its side so that you can access the underside. This will make it easier to locate and remove the support slats.

Identifying the Support Slats

Examine the underside of the box spring to find the support slats. These are typically thin, wooden or metal bars that run across the width of the box spring. They provide support for the mattress and help to keep it from sagging.

Removing the Support Slats

Use a screwdriver or pliers to remove the screws or pins that hold the support slats in place. Once the fasteners are removed, the slats can be lifted out of the box spring.

Table: Support Slat Removal

Tool	Fasteners
Screwdriver	Screws
Pliers	Pins

Disconnecting Corner Brackets

Once the support slats are removed, you can disconnect the corner brackets. These are typically located at each corner of the box spring and hold the sides together. Use a wrench or socket to remove the bolts that secure the corner brackets.

Separating the Side Rails

With the corner brackets removed, the side rails can be separated. Simply lift the side rails up and out of the box spring frame.

Storing the Components

Once the bed is disassembled, store the components in a dry, clean place. You may want to wrap the mattress and box spring in plastic to protect them from dust and moisture.

Removing the Hydraulics

The hydraulic system is what powers the bed’s adjustable features. This system is made up of a pump, hoses, and cylinders. To remove the hydraulics, you’ll need to follow these steps:

1. Disconnect the hydraulic hoses

The first step is to disconnect the hydraulic hoses that are connected to the pump. These hoses are typically held in place by hose clamps. Use a wrench to loosen the hose clamps and then pull the hoses off of the pump.

2. Remove the pump

Once the hydraulic hoses are disconnected, you’ll need to remove the pump. The pump is typically mounted to the bed frame with bolts. Use a wrench to remove the bolts and then lift the pump out of the bed frame.

3. Remove the cylinders

The next step is to remove the cylinders. The cylinders are what actually lift and lower the bed. They are typically attached to the bed frame with bolts. Use a wrench to remove the bolts and then pull the cylinders out of the bed frame.

4. Remove the hydraulic fluid

Once the cylinders are removed, you’ll need to drain the hydraulic fluid from the system. To do this, you’ll need to locate the drain plug on the pump. Open the drain plug and allow the fluid to drain into a container.

5. Clean the hydraulic system

Once the hydraulic fluid is drained, you’ll need to clean the hydraulic system. This will help to remove any contaminants that could damage the system. To clean the system, you’ll need to use a hydraulic cleaner. Follow the instructions on the cleaner to clean the system.

6. Reinstall the hydraulic system

Once the hydraulic system is cleaned, you’ll need to reinstall it. To do this, you’ll need to follow these steps in reverse order:

Install the cylinders
Install the pump
Connect the hydraulic hoses
Fill the system with hydraulic fluid
Prime the system

7. Test the hydraulic system

Once the hydraulic system is reinstalled, you’ll need to test it to make sure that it is working properly. To test the system, you’ll need to do the following:

Raise and lower the bed
Check for any leaks
Listen for any unusual noises

8. Troubleshooting the hydraulic system

If you experience any problems with the hydraulic system, you may need to troubleshoot the system. Here are some common problems and their solutions:

Problem	Solution
The bed won’t raise or lower	Check the hydraulic fluid level. If the fluid level is low, add more fluid. Check for any leaks in the hydraulic system. If you find a leak, repair the leak and then refill the system with fluid.
The bed raises or lowers slowly	The hydraulic pump may be worn out. Replace the pump. The hydraulic cylinders may be clogged. Clean the cylinders.
The bed makes a strange noise when it raises or lowers	There may be air in the hydraulic system. Bleed the system. The hydraulic pump may be failing. Replace the pump.

Removing the Drawers

Step 1: Remove the Drawer Front

Grip the bottom edge of the drawer front and pull it towards you firmly. It should slide out about an inch or two, at which point you should lift it slightly and continue pulling it out until it is completely removed.

Step 2: Locate the Drawer Slides

Once the drawer front is removed, you will see two metal slides on each side of the drawer opening. These slides allow the drawer to slide in and out smoothly.

Step 3: Remove the Drawer Slides

Using a Phillips head screwdriver, remove the screws that are holding the drawer slides in place. There will typically be two screws on each side of the drawer opening.

Step 4: Lift the Drawer Out

Once the drawer slides are removed, you should be able to lift the drawer out of the frame. Be careful not to drop it as it may be heavy.

Separating the Headboard and Footboard

1. Identify the connecting hardware

Determine the type of hardware used to connect the headboard and footboard. Common connectors include bolts, screws, or pins.

2. Locate the access points

Determine the location of the access points for the connecting hardware. These may be on the underside of the headboard or footboard, or concealed behind decorative coverings.

a. Screws

If screws are used as connectors, they are typically located on the underside of the headboard or footboard. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws.

b. Bolts

If bolts are used as connectors, they are typically located on the underside of the headboard or footboard. Use a wrench or socket wrench to remove the bolts.

c. Pins

If pins are used as connectors, they are typically located on the side of the headboard or footboard. Use a hammer and punch to gently tap the pins out of their holes.

3. Separate the headboard and footboard

Once the connecting hardware has been removed, carefully separate the headboard and footboard from each other. Be cautious not to damage the wood or upholstery.

Additional Considerations

For beds with upholstered headboards or footboards:

If the headboard or footboard is upholstered, take extra care when separating them. Avoid using excessive force or prying tools, as this could damage the upholstery.

For beds with metal frames:

If the bed has a metal frame, the headboard and footboard may be connected to the frame using bolts or screws. In this case, follow the same steps outlined above to separate the headboard and footboard from the frame.

For beds with elaborate designs:

If the bed has an elaborate design, there may be additional steps involved in separating the headboard and footboard. Refer to the bed’s assembly instructions or consult a professional furniture assembler for guidance.

Safety precautions:

* Always wear safety glasses when working with tools.
* Be cautious not to damage the bed or yourself when separating the headboard and footboard.
* If you encounter any difficulties, do not hesitate to consult a professional furniture assembler.

Here is a table summarizing the steps for separating the headboard and footboard:

Step	Description
1	Identify the connecting hardware
2	Locate the access points
3	Separate the headboard and footboard
4	Additional considerations (for upholstered headboards/footboards, metal frames, elaborate designs)
5	Safety precautions

Removing the Side Rails and Slats

Once you’ve removed the headboard and footboard, it’s time to take apart the side rails and slats. This is usually a straightforward process, but there are a few things to keep in mind.

Removing the Side Rails

1. Start by removing the screws that attach the side rails to the headboard and footboard. There will typically be two screws on each side.

2. Once the screws are removed, carefully lift the side rails off of the headboard and footboard.

3. If the side rails are connected by a metal bracket, remove the screws that hold the bracket in place. This will allow you to separate the side rails.

4. Store the side rails in a safe place until you’re ready to reassemble the bed.

Removing the Slats

1. The slats are typically held in place by plastic or metal clips. To remove them, simply squeeze the clips together and pull the slats out.

2. If the slats are attached to the side rails with screws, remove the screws before removing the slats.

3. Store the slats in a safe place until you’re ready to reassemble the bed.

Steps for Removing the Side Rails and Slats

Step	Description
1	Remove the screws that attach the side rails to the headboard and footboard.
2	Carefully lift the side rails off of the headboard and footboard.
3	If the side rails are connected by a metal bracket, remove the screws that hold the bracket in place.
4	Store the side rails in a safe place until you’re ready to reassemble the bed.
5	The slats are typically held in place by plastic or metal clips. To remove them, simply squeeze the clips together and pull the slats out.
6	If the slats are attached to the side rails with screws, remove the screws before removing the slats.
7	Store the slats in a safe place until you’re ready to reassemble the bed.

Detaching the Footboard

Disassembling the footboard of your Human Once bed is a straightforward process that can be completed in a few minutes. Follow these steps to remove the footboard safely and easily.

Materials you’ll need:

Hex key or Allen wrench
Screwdriver
Hammer (optional)

Steps:

Locate the bolts securing the footboard to the bed frame: There will typically be four bolts, two on each side of the footboard. They may be covered with plastic caps, which you can remove using a screwdriver or your fingers.
Use a hex key or Allen wrench to loosen the bolts: Turn the bolts counterclockwise until they are loose but not completely removed.
Support the footboard: As you remove the bolts, support the footboard with your hand or a piece of wood to prevent it from falling.
Carefully lift the footboard up and away from the bed frame: Once the bolts are loosened, gently lift the footboard straight up and off the bed frame. Be careful not to damage the paint or finish on the bed or footboard.

Tips:

If the bolts are tight, you may need to use a hammer to tap them loose. Be careful not to hit the bolts too hard, as this could damage the bed frame or footboard.
If you have trouble removing the footboard by yourself, ask for assistance from a friend or family member.
Once the footboard is removed, store it in a safe place until you are ready to reassemble the bed.

Additional Notes:

The specific steps for detaching the footboard may vary slightly depending on the model of your Human Once bed. Refer to the assembly instructions that came with your bed for specific details.

If you encounter any difficulties during disassembly, do not hesitate to contact Human Once customer support for assistance.

Removing the Mattress

1. Gather your tools. You will need a Phillips head screwdriver, a flat head screwdriver, and a pair of pliers.

2. Remove the headboard. The headboard is typically attached to the bed frame with four screws. Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws.

3. Remove the footboard. The footboard is typically attached to the bed frame with four screws. Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws.

4. Remove the side rails. The side rails are typically attached to the bed frame with six screws. Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws.

5. Remove the mattress support. The mattress support is typically attached to the bed frame with four screws. Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws.

6. Lift the mattress off the bed frame. The mattress is typically heavy, so you may need to get help from someone else.

7. Flip the mattress over. The mattress is typically covered in a fabric cover that is held on with a zipper. Use the flat head screwdriver to carefully pry open the zipper.

8. Remove the foam padding. The foam padding is typically held in place with Velcro. Use your fingers to carefully peel away the Velcro.

9. Remove the inner springs. The inner springs are typically held in place with a metal frame. Use the pliers to carefully remove the metal frame.

10. Dispose of the mattress. The mattress can be disposed of in a landfill or recycling center.

Disassembling the Headboard

1. Remove the screws that attach the headboard to the bed frame. There are typically four screws, two on each side of the headboard.

2. Lift the headboard off the bed frame. The headboard is typically heavy, so you may need to get help from someone else.

3. Remove the fabric cover from the headboard. The fabric cover is typically held in place with a zipper. Use the flat head screwdriver to carefully pry open the zipper.

4. Remove the foam padding from the headboard. The foam padding is typically held in place with Velcro. Use your fingers to carefully peel away the Velcro.

5. Remove the wood frame from the headboard. The wood frame is typically held in place with screws. Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws.

6. Dispose of the headboard. The headboard can be disposed of in a landfill or recycling center.

Disassembling the Footboard

1. Remove the screws that attach the footboard to the bed frame. There are typically four screws, two on each side of the footboard.

2. Lift the footboard off the bed frame. The footboard is typically heavy, so you may need to get help from someone else.

3. Remove the fabric cover from the footboard. The fabric cover is typically held in place with a zipper. Use the flat head screwdriver to carefully pry open the zipper.

4. Remove the foam padding from the footboard. The foam padding is typically held in place with Velcro. Use your fingers to carefully peel away the Velcro.

5. Remove the wood frame from the footboard. The wood frame is typically held in place with screws. Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws.

6. Dispose of the footboard. The footboard can be disposed of in a landfill or recycling center.

Disassembling the Side Rails

1. Remove the screws that attach the side rails to the bed frame. There are typically six screws, three on each side of the side rails.

2. Lift the side rails off the bed frame. The side rails are typically heavy, so you may need to get help from someone else.

3. Remove the fabric cover from the side rails. The fabric cover is typically held in place with a zipper. Use the flat head screwdriver to carefully pry open the zipper.

4. Remove the foam padding from the side rails. The foam padding is typically held in place with Velcro. Use your fingers to carefully peel away the Velcro.

5. Remove the wood frame from the side rails. The wood frame is typically held in place with screws. Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws.

6. Dispose of the side rails. The side rails can be disposed of in a landfill or recycling center.

Disassembling the Mattress Support

1. Remove the screws that attach the mattress support to the bed frame. There are typically four screws, one in each corner of the mattress support.

2. Lift the mattress support off the bed frame. The mattress support is typically heavy, so you may need to get help from someone else.

3. Remove the fabric cover from the mattress support. The fabric cover is typically held in place with a zipper. Use the flat head screwdriver to carefully pry open the zipper.

4. Remove the foam padding from the mattress support. The foam padding is typically held in place with Velcro. Use your fingers to carefully peel away the Velcro.

5. Remove the wood frame from the mattress support. The wood frame is typically held in place with screws. Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws.

6. Dispose of the mattress support. The mattress support can be disposed of in a landfill or recycling center.

Disposing of the Mattress

The mattress can be disposed of in a landfill or recycling center. If you choose to dispose of the mattress in a landfill, it is important to wrap the mattress in plastic to prevent the spread of bacteria.

If you

Separating the Headboard and Side Rails

Disconnecting the Headboard

Locate the bolts: The bolts connecting the headboard to the side rails are typically located near the top of the rails.
Identify the bolt type: Most headboards are attached with either hex bolts or allen bolts.
Gather the necessary tools: You will need a wrench or allen key that corresponds to the bolt type.
Loosen the bolts: Use the wrench or allen key to loosen the bolts, but do not remove them completely.
Slide the headboard up: Once the bolts are loosened, gently lift the headboard upwards until it separates from the side rails.

Disconnecting the Side Rails

Identify the connection points: The side rails are typically connected to the headboard and footboard using bolts or screws.
Locate the bolts or screws: These fasteners will be located along the inside edges of the side rails.
Gather the necessary tools: You will need a wrench or screwdriver that corresponds to the fastener type.
Loosen the fasteners: Use the wrench or screwdriver to loosen the fasteners, but do not remove them completely.
Pull the side rails away: Once the fasteners are loosened, gently pull the side rails away from the headboard and footboard.

Removing the Cross Supports

Identify the cross supports: These are typically horizontal bars that connect the upper and lower portions of the side rails.
Locate the bolts or screws: The cross supports will be attached to the side rails using bolts or screws.
Gather the necessary tools: You will need a wrench or screwdriver that corresponds to the fastener type.
Loosen the fasteners: Use the wrench or screwdriver to loosen the fasteners, but do not remove them completely.
Remove the cross supports: Once the fasteners are loosened, pull the cross supports out of the side rails.

Dismantling the Footboard

Locate the bolts: The bolts connecting the footboard to the side rails are typically located near the bottom of the rails.
Identify the bolt type: Most footboards are attached with either hex bolts or allen bolts.
Gather the necessary tools: You will need a wrench or allen key that corresponds to the bolt type.
Loosen the bolts: Use the wrench or allen key to loosen the bolts, but do not remove them completely.
Slide the footboard down: Once the bolts are loosened, gently lift the footboard downwards until it separates from the side rails.

Disassembling the Mattress Support

Locate the screws: The mattress support is typically attached to the side rails using screws.
Gather the necessary tools: You will need a screwdriver that corresponds to the screw type.
Remove the screws: Use the screwdriver to remove the screws holding the mattress support in place.
Lift the mattress support out: Once the screws are removed, gently lift the mattress support out of the bed frame.

Packing the Bed Frame Components

Organize the components: Separate the headboard, side rails, cross supports, footboard, and mattress support.
Wrap the components in plastic: Cover each component with plastic wrap or bubble wrap to protect it from scratches and damage.
Secure the wrapped components: Use tape or twine to secure the plastic wrap or bubble wrap around the components.
Store the components in a safe place: Keep the wrapped bed frame components in a dry and secure location until you are ready to reassemble the bed.

Table: Bed Frame Component Removal Guide

Component	Fastener Type	Tool Required	Removal Method
Headboard	Hex bolts or allen bolts	Wrench or allen key	Slide headboard upwards
Side rails	Bolts or screws	Wrench or screwdriver	Pull side rails away
Cross supports	Bolts or screws	Wrench or screwdriver	Pull cross supports out
Footboard	Hex bolts or allen bolts	Wrench or allen key	Slide footboard downwards
Mattress support	Screws	Screwdriver	Remove screws and lift support out

Removing the Slats

The next step is to remove the slats, which are the wooden or metal bars that support the mattress and provide stability to the bed frame. Removing the slats is relatively simple and can be done in a few steps:

Locate the slat bolts: On most beds, the slats are held in place by bolts that run through the side rails and into the slats. Identify the bolts and use a socket wrench or Allen key to loosen them.
Remove the bolts: Once the bolts are loosened, remove them completely and set them aside in a safe place. Be careful not to lose the bolts, as they will be needed for reassembly.
Slide out the slats: With the bolts removed, the slats can now be slid out from the side rails. Start from one end and gradually work your way towards the other end, removing all the slats.

Here is a table summarizing the steps for removing the slats:

Step	Action
1	Locate the slat bolts
2	Remove the bolts
3	Slide out the slats

Once the slats are removed, the bed frame will be essentially disassembled. However, there may still be a few additional steps required to completely dismantle the bed, depending on its specific design.

Detaching the Hydraulics

The hydraulic system is a critical component of your Once Human bed, and it’s important to detach it properly in order to avoid damage. Here are the steps on how to detach the hydraulics:

Step 1: Remove the mattress and bedding

First, remove the mattress and any other bedding from the bed. This will give you better access to the hydraulic system.

Step 2: Locate the hydraulic cylinders

The hydraulic cylinders are located on the underside of the bed frame. They are usually black or silver, and they have a piston that extends and retracts to raise and lower the bed.

Step 3: Remove the hydraulic hoses

Each hydraulic cylinder has two hydraulic hoses connected to it. These hoses are usually held in place by clips or clamps. Use a pair of pliers to remove the clips or clamps, and then pull the hoses off of the cylinders.

Step 4: Disconnect the electrical connector

Each hydraulic cylinder also has an electrical connector that is plugged into it. Unplug the electrical connector from the cylinder.

Step 5: Remove the hydraulic cylinders

Once the hydraulic hoses and electrical connector have been disconnected, you can remove the hydraulic cylinders from the bed frame. To do this, simply lift the cylinders up and out of the frame.

Step 6: Clean the hydraulic system

Once the hydraulic cylinders have been removed, it’s a good idea to clean the hydraulic system. To do this, use a damp cloth to wipe down the hydraulic cylinders and the hoses. You can also use a vacuum cleaner to remove any dust or debris from the system.

Step 7: Store the hydraulic system

Once the hydraulic system has been cleaned, you can store it in a safe place until you need to use it again. Store the hydraulic cylinders and hoses in a dry, cool place, and keep them away from direct sunlight.

Table: Hydraulic Cylinder Specifications

| Cylinder Type | Bore Diameter | Stroke Length |
|—|—|—|
| Main Cylinder | 2″ | 12″ |
| Foot Cylinder | 1-1/2″ | 8″ |
| Head Cylinder | 1-1/4″ | 6″ |

Separating the Headboard and Footboard

Before you begin, make sure to have a clear workspace and all necessary tools within reach. You will need a Phillips head screwdriver, a flat head screwdriver, and a hammer. Additionally, it’s helpful to have an extra set of hands to assist you during the disassembly process.

Once you have gathered your tools and have a clear workspace, follow these steps to separate the headboard and footboard:

Locate the Bolts Connecting the Headboard and Footboard: On most beds, the headboard and footboard are connected by four bolts, two on each side. These bolts are typically located at the top and bottom of the headboard and footboard.
Remove the Bolts Using a Phillips Head Screwdriver: Using a Phillips head screwdriver, carefully remove the four bolts that connect the headboard and footboard. Be sure to hold onto the bolts as you remove them so that you don’t lose them.
Gently Lift the Headboard or Footboard to Separate Them: Once the bolts have been removed, gently lift either the headboard or footboard to separate it from the bed frame. Be careful not to force the headboard or footboard apart, as this could damage the bed frame.
Set the Headboard or Footboard Aside in a Safe Place: Once the headboard or footboard has been separated from the bed frame, set it aside in a safe place where it will not get damaged. Repeat this process for the other headboard or footboard.

Here is a table summarizing the steps for separating the headboard and footboard:

Step	Action
1	Locate the bolts connecting the headboard and footboard
2	Remove the bolts using a Phillips head screwdriver
3	Gently lift the headboard or footboard to separate them
4	Set the headboard or footboard aside in a safe place

Once you have separated the headboard and footboard, you can proceed to disassemble the rest of the bed frame by following the steps outlined in the other sections of this guide.

Removing the Side Rails and Slats

40. Removing the Support Slats

The support slats provide stability and support to the mattress. They are typically made of wood or metal and are attached to the side rails using screws or bolts.

Materials:

Screwdriver or wrench
Allen key (if required)

Steps:

Locate the screws or bolts: Identify the screws or bolts that attach the slats to the side rails. They may be located on the inside or outside of the rails.
Remove the fixings: Using the appropriate screwdriver or wrench, carefully remove the screws or bolts. If you encounter any resistance, apply some penetrating oil to loosen the fixings.
Lift the slats: Gently lift each slat from the side rails. Be careful not to bend or damage the slats.
Repeat for remaining slats: Remove all of the slats in the same manner.
Store the removed components: Place the screws or bolts and slats in a safe and organized location for later reassembly.

Tips:

If the slats are difficult to remove, tap them gently with a hammer to loosen them.
If any of the fixings are damaged or rusted, replace them with new ones before reassembling the bed.
Keep track of the location of each slat so that you can reassemble the bed properly.

Note: The exact steps for removing the support slats may vary depending on the specific bed model. Consult the manufacturer’s instructions if you need additional guidance.

Component	Location	Fixings
Slats	Attached to side rails	Screws or bolts

Detaching the Mattress and Box Spring

The mattress and box spring are the two heaviest and bulkiest components of your bed. Detaching them can be a challenge, but it’s essential for dismantling your bed successfully. Here’s a step-by-step guide to detaching the mattress and box spring:

1. Remove the bedding

Start by removing all the bedding from your bed, including the sheets, blankets, pillows, and comforter. This will make the mattress and box spring easier to handle.

2. Lift the mattress

With one person on each side, lift the mattress off the box spring. Be careful not to bend or twist the mattress, as this can damage it.

3. Slide the mattress away

Once the mattress is lifted, slide it off the box spring and onto the floor. If the mattress is too heavy to lift, you can use a furniture dolly to move it.

4. Detach the box spring

The box spring is typically attached to the bed frame with metal brackets or bolts. To detach the box spring, simply remove the brackets or bolts. If the box spring is heavy, you may need to have someone help you lift it off the bed frame.

Here are some additional tips for detaching the mattress and box spring:

If you’re having trouble lifting the mattress, try using a furniture dolly.
Be careful not to bend or twist the mattress, as this can damage it.
If the box spring is heavy, have someone help you lift it off the bed frame.

Tools Needed	Safety Precautions
Furniture dolly (optional)	Wear gloves to protect your hands.
Screwdriver or wrench (optional)	Be careful not to bend or twist the mattress.

Removing the Hydraulics

Before you can remove the hydraulics, you’ll need to disconnect the power to the bed. To do this, locate the power cord at the back of the bed and unplug it from the wall outlet. Once the power is disconnected, you can begin removing the hydraulics.

Here are the steps for removing the hydraulics:

Locate the hydraulic release valves. These valves are usually located on the side or back of the bed frame.
Using a wrench or screwdriver, loosen the hydraulic release valves.
Once the valves are loosened, the hydraulic fluid will begin to drain out of the cylinders.
Disconnect the hydraulic cylinders from the bed frame by removing the bolts that secure them.
Remove the hydraulic cylinders from the bed frame.

42. Removing the Hydraulics in Detail

Removing the hydraulics can be a challenging task, but it can be done with a little patience and care. Here are some additional tips for removing the hydraulics:

If you’re not comfortable removing the hydraulics yourself, you can always contact a qualified technician to do it for you.
Make sure to have a clean work area before you begin removing the hydraulics.
Wear gloves and safety glasses when removing the hydraulics.
Be careful not to damage the hydraulic cylinders or the bed frame when removing them.
Take your time and don’t rush the process.

Here is a table summarizing the steps for removing the hydraulics:

Step	Description
1	Locate the hydraulic release valves.
2	Loosen the hydraulic release valves.
3	Disconnect the hydraulic cylinders from the bed frame.
4	Remove the hydraulic cylinders from the bed frame.

Disconnecting the Remote Control

Once you have turned off the power to the bed and removed the mattress and foundation, you can now disconnect the remote control. To do this, simply unplug the cord from the back of the remote.

Detailed Instructions for Disconnecting the Remote Control

Locate the power cord. The power cord for the remote control is typically located on the back of the remote. It will be a small, black cord with a round plug.
Unplug the power cord. Once you have located the power cord, simply unplug it from the back of the remote. You may need to use a small amount of force to do this.
Store the remote control in a safe place. Once the remote control is disconnected, you can store it in a safe place until you need to use it again.

Troubleshooting Tips

If you are having trouble disconnecting the remote control, here are a few troubleshooting tips:

Make sure that the power to the bed is turned off. If the power to the bed is still on, the remote control may still be receiving power and you will not be able to unplug it.
Try using a different outlet. If you are having trouble unplugging the power cord from the back of the remote, try using a different outlet. The outlet may be loose or damaged.
Contact Customer Service. If you are still having trouble disconnecting the remote control, you can contact the customer service department for your bed manufacturer. They will be able to help you troubleshoot the problem.

Removing the Batteries

Before you begin disassembling your Once Human bed, it is important to remove the batteries from the remote control. Doing so will prevent any accidental activation of the bed’s functions during the disassembly process.

Step 1: Locate the Battery Compartment

The battery compartment is located on the back of the remote control. It is typically covered by a small, plastic door that can be easily removed by hand.

Step 2: Remove the Battery Door

Carefully grasp the battery door and slide it open. This may require a little bit of force, but be gentle to avoid damaging the door.

Step 3: Remove the Batteries

Once the battery door is open, you will see the two AAA batteries that power the remote control. Use your fingers or a pair of tweezers to gently remove the batteries from the compartment.

Step 4: Dispose of the Batteries Safely

Batteries should be disposed of properly to avoid environmental damage. Check with your local recycling center or waste management facility for instructions on how to dispose of batteries safely in your area. Here’s a table summarizing the steps to remove the batteries from the Once Human bed remote control:

Step	Description
1	Locate the battery compartment on the back of the remote control.
2	Remove the battery door by sliding it open.
3	Remove the two AAA batteries from the compartment using your fingers or tweezers.
4	Dispose of the batteries safely according to local regulations.

Detaching the Remote Sensor

Detach the remote sensor from the bed frame by removing the screws that hold it in place. The remote sensor is usually located at the head or foot of the bed and is attached with two or four screws. Removing the screws will allow you to gently detach the remote sensor from the bed frame.

Here are the steps for detaching the remote sensor:

1. Locate the Remote Sensor

The remote sensor is usually located at the head or foot of the bed and is attached with two or four screws. It is a small, rectangular or square device that is about the size of a credit card.

2. Remove the Screws

Once you have located the remote sensor, use a Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws that hold it in place. There will usually be two or four screws, depending on the model of your bed.

3. Detach the Remote Sensor

Once the screws have been removed, gently detach the remote sensor from the bed frame. Be careful not to damage the wires that are attached to the sensor.

4. Safely Store the Remote Sensor

Once the remote sensor has been detached, store it in a safe place where it will not be damaged. You may want to wrap it in a soft cloth or place it in a plastic bag.

Separating the Headboard and Footboard

Once you have removed the mattress and box spring from the bed frame, you can begin separating the headboard and footboard. This is typically done by removing the bolts or screws that connect the two pieces together. The location of these bolts or screws will vary depending on the specific type of bed frame you have, but they can usually be found on the inside of the headboard or footboard.

To remove the bolts or screws, you will need a screwdriver or a wrench. Once the bolts or screws have been removed, you should be able to carefully lift the headboard and footboard apart. Be careful not to damage the wood or metal when doing so.

If you are having trouble separating the headboard and footboard, you may need to use a hammer or a pry bar to gently loosen the pieces. However, be careful not to use too much force, as you could damage the bed frame.

Removing the Slats

Once you have separated the headboard and footboard, you can remove the slats. The slats are the horizontal pieces of wood or metal that support the mattress and box spring. To remove the slats, simply lift them out of the side rails of the bed frame. The slats may be held in place by screws or bolts, so you may need to remove these before you can lift them out.

Disassembling the Side Rails

The side rails are the vertical pieces of wood or metal that connect the headboard and footboard to the slats. To disassemble the side rails, you will need to remove the bolts or screws that connect them to the headboard and footboard. Once the bolts or screws have been removed, you should be able to carefully lift the side rails off of the headboard and footboard.

Removing the Legs

The legs are the four vertical pieces of wood or metal that support the entire bed frame. To remove the legs, you will need to remove the bolts or screws that connect them to the side rails. Once the bolts or screws have been removed, you should be able to carefully lift the legs off of the side rails.

Additional Tips

Here are some additional tips for disassembling your bed:

If you are having trouble removing any of the bolts or screws, you may need to use a penetrating oil to loosen them.
Be careful not to damage the wood or metal when disassembling the bed.
If you are not sure how to disassemble a particular type of bed, you can consult the manufacturer’s instructions.

Subtask	Tools Required
Separating the Headboard and Footboard	Screwdriver or wrench
Removing the Slats	None
Disassembling the Side Rails	Screwdriver or wrench
Removing the Legs	Screwdriver or wrench

Removing the Side Rails and Slats

Disassembling a bed frame can be a daunting task, but it’s actually quite straightforward once you know how. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to remove the side rails and slats from your bed frame:

1. Gather your tools

You’ll need a few basic tools to remove the side rails and slats from your bed frame:

Phillips head screwdriver
Flat head screwdriver
Allen wrench (if your bed frame has metal slats)
Hammer
Punch

2. Remove the headboard and footboard

If your bed frame has a headboard and footboard, you’ll need to remove them before you can remove the side rails and slats. To do this, simply unscrew the bolts or screws that are holding them in place.

3. Remove the side rails

The side rails are the long pieces of wood or metal that run along the sides of your bed frame. To remove them, you’ll need to unscrew the bolts or screws that are holding them in place. Some bed frames have side rails that are attached with wooden dowels. If this is the case, you’ll need to use a hammer and punch to knock out the dowels.

4. Remove the slats

The slats are the pieces of wood or metal that support the mattress. To remove them, you’ll need to unscrew the bolts or screws that are holding them in place. Some bed frames have slats that are attached with clips or hooks. If this is the case, you’ll need to use a screwdriver or pliers to remove them.

4.1 Removing Wooden Slats

Wooden slats are typically held in place by screws or bolts. To remove them, simply unscrew or unbolt the slats from the side rails. If the slats are glued in place, you may need to use a chisel to gently pry them apart.

4.2 Removing Metal Slats

Metal slats are typically held in place by metal clips or hooks. To remove them, use a screwdriver or pliers to unhook the clips or hooks. Be careful not to bend or break the slats when removing them.

4.3 Removing Hook-and-Loop Slats

Hook-and-loop slats are held in place by a series of hook-and-loop fasteners. To remove them, simply pull the slats apart at the seams. Be careful not to tear the fabric when removing them.

4.4 Removing Adjustable Slats

Adjustable slats are typically held in place by a series of screws or bolts. To remove them, simply unscrew or unbolt the slats from the side rails. Some adjustable slats may also have a locking mechanism that needs to be disengaged before they can be removed.

4.5 Removing Sprung Slats

Sprung slats are typically held in place by a series of tension springs. To remove them, use a pair of pliers to compress the springs and then remove the slats from the side rails. Be careful not to pinch your fingers when compressing the springs.

4.6 Removing Slat Support Bars

Slat support bars are typically held in place by a series of screws or bolts. To remove them, simply unscrew or unbolt the support bars from the side rails. Be careful not to damage the side rails when removing the support bars.

4.7 Removing Center Support Beam

The center support beam is typically held in place by a series of screws or bolts. To remove it, simply unscrew or unbolt the center support beam from the side rails. Be careful not to damage the side rails when removing the center support beam.

4.8 Removing Leg Supports

The leg supports are typically held in place by a series of screws or bolts. To remove them, simply unscrew or unbolt the leg supports from the side rails. Be careful not to damage the side rails when removing the leg supports.

4.9 Removing End Caps

The end caps are typically held in place by a series of screws or bolts. To remove them, simply unscrew or unbolt the end caps from the side rails. Be careful not to damage the side rails when removing the end caps.

4.10 Removing Side Rails

The side rails are typically held in place by a series of screws or bolts. To remove them, simply unscrew or unbolt the side rails from the headboard and footboard. Be careful not to damage the headboard or footboard when removing the side rails.

Detaching the Mattress and Box Spring

The mattress and box spring are typically the heaviest and most cumbersome pieces of your bed, but detaching them is relatively easy. Follow these steps to safely remove the mattress and box spring:

Start by removing the sheets and bedding. This will make the mattress and box spring lighter and easier to handle.
Next, lift the mattress straight up and off the box spring. Be careful not to bend or fold the mattress, as this could damage it. Set the mattress down on the floor in a flat position.
Now, lift the box spring straight up and out of the bed frame. Again, be careful not to bend or fold the box spring, as this could also damage it. Set the box spring down on the floor next to the mattress.
If you are having difficulty lifting the mattress or box spring, you can use a furniture dolly to help you. A furniture dolly is a small, wheeled platform that can be used to move heavy objects. To use a furniture dolly, simply place the mattress or box spring on the dolly and then wheel it to the desired location.

48. How to Dispose of a Mattress or Box Spring

If you are replacing your mattress or box spring, you will need to dispose of the old one. There are a few different ways to do this, depending on your location and the type of mattress or box spring you have.

The most common way to dispose of a mattress or box spring is to put it out with your regular trash. However, some municipalities do not allow mattresses or box springs to be disposed of in this way. If you are unsure whether or not your municipality allows mattress or box spring disposal with regular trash, you should contact your local waste management company.

Another option for disposing of a mattress or box spring is to recycle it. Many mattress and box spring manufacturers offer recycling programs that allow you to recycle your old mattress or box spring for free or a small fee. To find out if your mattress or box spring manufacturer offers a recycling program, you can visit their website or contact their customer service department.

If you are unable to put out your mattress or box spring with regular trash or recycle it, you can hire a junk removal company to remove it for you. Junk removal companies typically charge a fee for their services, but they will often remove mattresses and box springs free of charge if you are also having them remove other items.

Here is a table summarizing the different ways to dispose of a mattress or box spring:

Method	Cost	Availability
Regular trash	Free	Varies by municipality
Recycling	Free or small fee	Varies by manufacturer
Junk removal company	Fee	Widely available

Disconnecting the Power Supply

Before dismantling your Once Human bed, it is crucial to disconnect the power supply to prevent any electrical hazards. Follow these steps to safely disconnect the power:

1. Turn Off the Main Power Switch

Locate the main power switch on the bed’s control box or on the wall outlet. Turn off the switch to cut off the power supply.

2. Unplug the Power Cord

Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet or from the bed’s control box. Ensure that all connections are securely disconnected.

3. Check for Loose Wires

Inspect the area around the power cord and control box for any loose wires. If you find any loose wires, do not attempt to reconnect them yourself. Contact a qualified electrician for assistance.

4. Remove the Control Box

Once the power is disconnected, remove the control box from the bed frame. Disconnect any cables or wires connected to the control box.

5. Disconnect the Batteries

If your Once Human bed has a battery backup system, disconnect the batteries before dismantling the bed. Refer to the user manual for specific instructions on how to disconnect the batteries.

6. Wait for Discharge

After disconnecting the power supply and batteries, wait a few minutes to allow any residual charge to dissipate before proceeding with the disassembly process.

7. Check for Damage

Inspect the power cord, control box, and batteries for any damage. If you find any damage, do not operate the bed. Contact a qualified technician to repair or replace the damaged components before use.

How To Dissamble My Bed In Once Human

To disassemble the bed, you will need the following tools:

Allen wrench
Phillips head screwdriver
Flat head screwdriver
Hammer
Pliers

Once you have gathered your tools, follow these steps to disassemble the bed:

1. Remove the mattress and box spring from the bed frame.
2. Locate the screws that hold the headboard to the bed frame.
3. Use the Allen wrench or Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws.
4. Lift the headboard off of the bed frame.
5. Locate the screws that hold the footboard to the bed frame.
6. Use the Allen wrench or Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws.
7. Lift the footboard off of the bed frame.
8. Locate the screws that hold the side rails to the bed frame.
9. Use the Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws.
10. Lift the side rails off of the bed frame.
11. You have now disassembled the bed.