20 Most Recent Evenflo Jenny Lind Crib - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Go to www.productsamerica.com or call them at 1-800-205-9642, they will VERY likely be able to help you find and purchase the parts you need.

you can go on evenflo.com and order replacement parts

Need instructions and parts for a jennny lind bed.

is it the hilton drop side cherry single crib? if so i found this recall web site about it. http://www.babyzone.com/safety/recalls/article/2009-jardine-crib-recall you might want to check it out. Here is a site that has people who have jardine baby furniture. You could ask one of them the phone number they called to get information. They did not list any phone numbers or address on the board. http://www.windsorpeak.com/reviews/items/Cribs__Nursery_Furniture/sbr/date_desc/262/index.htm

did you type in the model number and name of crib/bed on goggle? i know there are several crib instruction web sites

They may be unable to provide model number specific instructions, but if you call one of the customer service lines at Products America and are able to provide some basic information about your crib they should be able to provide a set of instrucitons that are similar enough to help you get yours together. The numbers are 800-205-9642 or 800-772-1041.

i put my kid up with the manual that came with it but i more of a guessing game with the cribs cus the diagrams and instuction that come with the crib sucks i would suggest putting the hard ware on the railing side first and putting the sides together then the sidling front then we put the middle in it was a whole afternoon but dont use a drill if is says not to cus you will strip the wood and the nails

Outside and top, and I have instructions I can email you, or you can get them from evenflo.com for free.

The above picture is how our Jardine Enterprises crib attaches the mattress support to the frame. I am thinking you need the bolts to make your crib work. And that might be a chore unless you are very handy with hardware. Also, being a new parent ourselves, I would recommend against anything but the safest crib for your child. Call the original owner--see if they can find the bolts/hardware, if not get a complete unit if you can afford it, it may cost more in the short run, but may save a serious injury or worse. Also, if you go the used route see if it has been recalled, you can start here:
http://www.thenewparentsguide.com/choosing-a-baby-crib.htm

Have you tried checking with evenflo.com's replacement parts? They don't sell them anymore, but they still have a link for some replacement parts, but you need the model # (it's on the crib itself, on the warning or safety tag).

Go to https://plweb.evenflo.com/replacement_parts.aspx
Enter model number and year of manufacture.  (There is a help link on the page to get that info if it is not obvious.)

having trouble putting together a 20-year-old crib for a grandbaby. The Release Lock Slide side and the bar below it I think are the problems. Can't the the slide to work

assembly instructions for jenny lind crib 012616

They are on evenflo website
Pick product support, replacement parts, type in the number 012614 and do a search the instructions as a PDF will show up for free under JENNY LIND CRIB INSTRUCTIONS


Rgds
Henri

plungers are still available on evenflo site and instructions can be downloaded for free ! The screws and cross dowels may be available on woodpeck.com. I'm currently checking to see if the size is right.

Go to following link and click 3. 25704447 *PDF ONLY*SINGLE DROPSIDE CRIB INSTRUCTIONS E/FS
(click to view instructions)

https://plweb.evenflo.com/product_search.aspx?txSearchModelNo=012614&txSearchDOM=1/1/2001

The springs (I am presuming you mean the little springs, not the springs for the mattress placement) go on the little rod that the side of the crib slides up and down on. They should be at the bottom of the slide bar. This is to keep it from just dropping with a bang and creating injury.

Do you have a friend with a child/baby crib that you could take a photos of, use it as directions? Sometimes the simplest thing in trying to remember the order of putting it together is befuddling.

Another idea, see if there is a store that carries that crib, tell them you don't have the instructions to reput it back together, they may take it from the box, zerox it for you for free. Unless you have a brand name, googling won't get you the proper instructions either. My babies did not use a crib that had sides up and down.
Grandma J.

https://plweb.evenflo.com/replacement_parts.aspx
Go there and type in your model number and it should give you instrustions

I would take part of the crib to a hardware stor and try a couple of different sizes- unless someone else has the same exact crib and a bolt measurer the hardware store is the easiest solution.

https://plweb.evenflo.com/ShowDocument.aspx?ManualID=498