Need replacement part,a spring for Evenflo Exersaucer Mega Activi

Here's an article along with photos and video on converting the Evenflo Exersaucer to the activity table: How to Convert the Evenflo Exersaucer into Stage 3

Here's a step-by-step article for converting the Evenflo Exersaucer. It has photos and videos. How to Convert the Evenflo Exersaucer into Stage 3

Here's an article explaining how to covert the Evenflo exersaucer into the stage 3 activity table. How to Convert the Evenflo Exersaucer into Stage 3

Here's a detailed article that explains how to disconnect the legs from the exersaucer to convert it into the stage 3 activity table. It has photos and videos. How to Convert the Evenflo Exersaucer into Stage 3

Unfortunately, folding it to store is not a simple task. You'll have to remove the base which will allow you to fold the legs. Although the article I'm referring you to is for converting the exersaucer into a stage 3 activity table, it does give instructions on how to remove the base which will allow the legs to fold. How to Convert the Evenflo Exersaucer into Stage 3

Here's an article on how to convert the Evenflo Exersaucer to the stage 3 activity table: How to Convert the Evenflo Exersaucer into Stage 3

hi here are the instructions
https://plweb.evenflo.com/product_search.aspx?txSearchModelNo=6231883&txSearchDOM=1/1/2010

Place the product on level ground and make sure the legs are the same height. (The tray should be level.) That's the best way to avoid tip-overs.

Follow the manufacturer's age, weight, and height recommendations and keep the owner's manual for future reference. Don't use the activity center before your baby can sit up unassisted, and stop using it when your baby reaches the height or weight maximum and can walk or even stand up by himself, which means that he could easily tip it. And, as a general rule, if your child can tip over the activity center by just leaning over the edge or can climb out of it, it's time to retire it.

hope this helps.

Are you sure that one spring is not inside the other? I almost had that problem

1. Remove toys and seat from the exersaucer.
2. Fold exersaucer, but do not let the tray lock to the base. With exersaucer flat on the floor, twist each leg assembly (B) fully clockwise until it stops. Fully depress one of the pedestal locking tabs (C) then push on the leg assembly (B); leg will partially fold. Repeat this for all four legs. After pressing the fourth pedestal locking tab (C), the Exersaucer will fold with the tray (D) rotating toward the base (E). Make sure all four tray locks. (F) are locked onto the base before trying to carry exersaucer.
3. Place your fingers beneath the legs (A) push upward to disconnect the leg assemblies from the pedestals (B). Repeat for all 4 leg assemblies.
4. After all four legs have been disconnected from the pedestals, remove tray assembly (C) from the base (D).
5. Turn tray (C) upside down and remove both end caps (E) from beneath.
6. Squeeze both locking tabs (F) on each side of the tray to disconnect and seperate the tray halves (C). 7. Connect tray halves (C) to form activity table.
7. Connect tray halves (C) to form activity table.
8. Rotate leg assemblies (A) fully clockwise until they lock into postition. Make sure all four legs lock (G) are locked properly into the uper leg pedestal (H). Also make sure all four leg locks (I) are sticking out past the edge of the tray.
9. Turn table over and install two end caps (E). Make sure both end caps lock into place. NOTE: one end cap installs from above and the other installs from below.
10. Install toys on activity table. If desired, adjust table to the appropriate height for your child. IMPORTANT: NEVER use stage 3 without end caps!