Assembly of cosco crib model #90233

Be sure to obtain the free repair kit for that recalled crib by calling Cosco, and I assume they could also provide you the assembly manual.

https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/1995/cpsc-and-cosco-inc-announce-crib-recall

Quoting from the web link shown:

The recall program involves crib models 10T01, 10T04, 10T05, 10T06, 10T09, 10T11, and 10T14. The manufacturer's identification, which includes the model number, is located at the bottom of the horizontal rail of either the drop side or fixed side rail of the crib. Cribs with a manufacture date code between 4490 (44th week of 1990) and 4093 (40th week of 1993) are included in this recall.

Consumers who own the recalled cribs should stop using them and contact Cosco at (800) 314-9327 for a free repair kit.


CPSC And Cosco Inc Announce Crib Recall

http://www.coscokidsfurniture.com/spa/AmeriwoodFiles/ProductDocuments/8299_AI-B345882196PCOM01(2016-3-11).pdf

Good luck, and Congrats on the new bundle of joy.

I have a nod a way and just gave it to a friend the style was Okla Homer Smith and the manufacter was Dorel Juvenile. My bed was made in 97, Jenny lind style hope this helps.

Did you ever find the parts to cosco 10T44 white steel bassinet. We have a similar problem. After assembling it, missing caps that are attached to the middle bars and the side bars. The long thin pole extends further out out on one side because of the missing caps and is there a pin to keep the cradle in place? I do hope we can replace those parts. My younger daughter is expecting her first child and would like to use the bassinet that was handed down from her sisters. It's been 13 yrs. stored away in the attic. Hopefully you can help make suggestions..... Thank you

I also have a Cosco baby bed. The side rail will not stay up, latch missing and needed parts.
Call Cosco Inc. 1-800-544-1108. I called Cosco and they asked me for the baby bed model # and date it was made. My baby bed was made 09/94. The model # and date are located under the bed.
They had the parts and are shipping them to me. I will have my bag of new parts in 7 days.
COSCO was so helpful.

I just posted a similar answer to another person looking for hardware for an older crib. PLEASE do not use this crib. Any crib with hardware missing is an accident waiting to happen. Even if you were to find the tracks, if you are screwing those tracks into wood, then the screws will not be as secure as the original ones and can and will get loose and back-out of the wood. If that happens and the track comes loose, that corner of the drop side can come off which creates a death trap for your baby. A crib is the ONLY place a parent can safely leave their infant alone. So you want to make sure you have the crib in the safest condition. This means all original parts, nothing broken, bent, cracked or repaired. Too many babies die each year because parents attempt to repair or fix a crib with missing parts.

www.djgusa.com, 1-800-544-1108. my model number is 10-186 for the white metal convertible crib.

simply screw the metal hinges facing up and snap them into place

Call Dorel @1-800-295-1980 and they will email you a copy of the Manual

I have some basic instructions for cribs in general, I hope it helps.
http://www.babeetenda.com/cribinst.htm
Of coarse there may be slight differences. If you listed the brand, I could see if there are proper instructions for it.