Side rails will not lock - Evenflo Babygo Portable Playard With Changer and Bassinet

What exactly are you trying to do. If you simply want to open it to use it and it is locked, The lock slot is the same key as your ignition key.
If your trying to remove the entire drawer you will need to check what type of rails it has. If there are no visible metal rails on the sides of the drawer try this. Pull the drawer fully out and lift the front edge up and over towards the top of the seat. It should drop out.
If there are metal ball bearing roller rails there should be a small lever latch inside the runner groove of the drawer. At the rear most end of the rails, inside the groove the sliders run in there should be a small, thin, little black lever. hook this with you fingertip and the drawer should slide free. Manufacturers tend to use exactly the same rail for both sides so you might need to swing one side up and the other side down.

• These playpens have a safety feature.

1. First thing is to make sure the center of the playpen is up in the air.
2. First lock the short side rails. They will click into place.
3. Now lift up and lock the long set of rails.
4. Now you want to push the center piece (floor) down all the way.
5. Now your playpen is set up.
6. When you go to put it up you will pull the floor up first and then release the side rails.

• Hope this helps and thank you for using FixYa.

Regards, Tony

Before you lock the bottom of the playard, you need to pull all the way up on the two side rails, they will form a slight arch, and the button will click into place. Then push down on the bottom rails.

Hi, to set up the pack and play, first latch each of the four sides together. (Each side rail latches together in the middle -- just straighten the rail.) Once all four sides are locked and straight, push down on the center of the pack and play bottom (it's probably red) until it snaps into place.

To fold the pack and play up, just follow these instructions in reverse -- pull the bottom up first, then press in the button on each side rail to fold up each side.

Always make sure the pack and play is completely set up and locked before putting a child in it!

Open it part way but do not push the center of the bottom all the way down. Raise each of the side rails and make sure they lock in place in the full up position, When all four side rails are locked in place, push the bottom center all the way down until it locks. Put the the bottom pad in place and secure it with the velcro tabs through the opening in the sides.

lock the side rails up first thing before you do anything else. make sure the bottom is all the way up, then lock sides spread feet apart and push down in center

you have to pull the sides up and lock them before you push the bottom down

If it is a normal PC, there should be 2 screws on either side of the drive that have to be removed before the drive can come out. Many times you have to remove both sides of the computer case to get to these.

This can vary however from manufacturer to manufacturer. Some put the drives on what are called rails where, if you release the rail it will simply slide out, other times only one side has screws.

If it is a mass manufactured PC (DELL, Gateway, HP, etc.) you should be able to find a manual on their site that would help.

On the bottom of the front rail that drops (the drop rail), there are two plastic tension pieces (one at either end) that engage the two fixed, bottom rail slider hardware (the long, narrow pieces screwed top-and-bottom into the lower, inside portion of the tall, upright crib ends). These tension pieces are spring loaded, and the outer edge of each one rides along the outside (i.e., the parent's side) of the two bottom metal rail guides. Their purpose is to supply outward pressure against the lower part of the drop rail - that's what you push against when you press your lower leg upon the bottom of the drop side of the crib to lower it. They insure that when up, the drop side locks safely into place. I suspect these tension pieces are your problem. It sounds like they are improperly installed. Good luck.

if you're missing the lock parts from the ends of the side rails(end caps), I was to. I borrowed the cap from the youth bed rail
since when it's configured as a crib, that rail is extra anyway.
when it was time to go with the youth bed I simply put the end
caps back onto the other rail. GOOD LUCK!