Exam Table Repair, Power Exam Table Repair

Have an exam table with broken back? The power exam table is not functioning? Is your power table making noise when it is going up or down? Step stool not working? Drawers broken? These are just some of the common issue and fortunately we can help you with it. 

Our technicians can diagnose the problem and provide you with an exact cost of repair so you can decide on the next step while you can continue seeing the patients using our free loaner exam table.

We specialize on Midmark  tables, Ritter exam tables, Brewer exam tables, Clinton exam tables, Biodex tables and more. 

Good to know

Here are some of the common issues with exam tables and the average cost to fix them.

• Back cylinder fails on manual exam table such as Ritter 104, Ritter 204, Clinton table keeps drifting or not going up and down at all. This means the back cylinder has to be replaced: 
• Each Cylinder: $150 - $200 +  Tax (Price varies based on the make and model of manual exam table)
• Labor: 2 Hours

• The cover for the step stool is coming off on the manual exam table such as Ritter 104 exam table. Fortunately this is an easy fix where you can easily remove the old one with a heat gun or hair dryer and replace it with a new one.  
• Replacement Step Stool cover

• Back cylinder on a power exam table such as Brewer hi lo table, Ritter 22 table, Ritter 622 keeps drifting or not going up and down at all. This means the back cylinder has to be replaced: 
• Each Cylinder: $150 - $615 +  Tax (Price varies based on the make and model of manual exam table)
• Labor: 2 hours

• The struts fall on the Midmark power exam tables. This is a labor intensive process and requires the sides of the table to be all taken out, fixing and straightening the struts and putting them back on.
• Labor: 3 hours (This is based on being able to use the existing struts)

What is the process for exam Table repair?

• The exam table repair service has to be conducted in our facility
• We charge $135 diagnosis fee + pickup & delivery when applicable.
• We provide you with a free loaner exam chair when available.
• Once the diagnosis is completed, we provide you with a copy of the exact repair cost. 
• If you choose to approve the repair:
• We will not charge you for the initial diagnosis fee. 
• We will proceed with the repair and will notify you once it is done.
• If you choose not to approve the repair
• You are responsible for the diagnosis fee + pickup & delivery cost if applicable.

Angelus Medical Service Policy:

• We must have a signed credit card authorization form on file prior to start of any service.
• Your credit card is not charged until the service is completed
• If you wish not to pay by credit card, please notify us ahead of time, so it can be noted on your CC authorization form.

Angelus Medical Free Loaner Policy and Agreement

• You must sign the loaner agreement  & provide a valid credit card information  security deposit.
• You must provide us with a completed and signed credit card authorization form for our records for security deposit. (We must have a completed and signed credit card authorization form if using credit card)
• You are responsible for damages to our loaner, if any.
• Once you are notified of the repair costs, you must contact us within 3 business days with your decision to proceed with repairs or not.
• If you decide to proceed with the repairs, you can keep the loaner while the repairs are being made. You will be contacted once the repairs are completed.
• If you decide not to proceed with the repairs, the repair is considered complete and the loaner must be returned within 3 business days and/or it will be converted to rental and a rental fee will be rendered.

Please note, fees will be applied if the loaners are not returned and/or not we do not hear back from you within 3 business days after completion of the repair.

When it comes to the repair of medical exam tables, there are several steps involved. Here's a general overview of the process:

1. Assessment or diagnosis: The first step is to assess the extent of the damage or malfunction of the exam table. This may involve checking the mechanical parts, electrical components, upholstery condition, and any other specific areas that require attention.

2. Gathering tools and materials: Depending on the nature of the repair, specific tools and materials may be required. This can include wrenches, screwdrivers, replacement parts, upholstery materials, cleaning solutions, etc.

3. Disassembly: If necessary, certain parts of the exam table may need to be disassembled to gain access to the affected area. This should be done carefully, keeping track of all removed components and screws.

4. Repair or replacement: Once the problem area is identified, repairs can be made. This can involve fixing or replacing mechanical or electrical parts, upholstery repair, or any other necessary tasks to address the issue.

5. Reassembly: After the repairs are completed, the exam table needs to be reassembled. All removed components should be properly reattached, and all screws or fasteners tightened as per the manufacturer's guidelines.

6. Testing and calibration: Once the exam table is fully assembled, it should undergo testing and calibration to ensure that all functions are working correctly. This may include adjusting the height and tilt mechanisms, testing electrical features, and examining the stability of the table.

Now, let's move on to some questions and answers:

Q: How long does it typically take to repair a medical exam table?

A: The duration of the repair process can vary depending on the complexity of the problem and the availability of replacement parts. In general, it can take anywhere from a few hours to a couple of days.

Q: Is it necessary to hire a professional technician for exam table repairs?

A: While some basic repairs can be done by individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge, it is often recommended to hire a professional technician. They are experienced in handling medical equipment and can ensure the repairs are done safely and effectively.

Q: How often should medical exam tables be inspected for potential issues?

A: It is recommended to have regular inspections performed on medical exam tables at least once a year or as specified by the manufacturer. Routine maintenance can help identify and address minor issues before they develop into more significant problems.

Q: Are there any specific safety precautions to keep in mind during the repair process?

A: Yes, safety should be a priority. Disconnecting the power supply and ensuring the table is stable before starting any repairs is crucial. When dealing with electrical components, it's important to follow safety procedures and take necessary precautions to avoid shocks or short circuits.