Great for camping, visiting friends, dorm rooms and more. Mainstay's Airbed comes with a powerful 4D pump that quickly inflates it into a plush, velvety sleep surface that's raised off the floor for real bed comfort. Also features an auxiliary valve for manual inflation should the electricity go out.

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How do I know when bed is full

asked 1 month, 4 weeks ago

Anonymous

on Mainstays Air Bed with Built-In Pump

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answer 1

you will know when the bed is done airing up when its firm and the sound the compressor makes becomes a higher pitch whining.

answered 1 month ago

Anonymous

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Slow leaks

Is there any remedy for slow leak,
appears to be from pump mechanism.

asked 6 months ago

Anonymous

on Mainstays Air Bed with Built-In Pump

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answer 1

I had this same problem. When its empty, start to fill it and hold the pump so its hole is facing up. Drop a few (5-10) drops of 3-in-1 oil into it while it runs. I also shot in a little compressed air to make the oil droplets spread out more evenly. You might spray some sort of 3-in-1 oil instead (not WD-40 or penetrating oil though). This solved my slow in-pump leak.

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

ioldanach

answer 2

We had the same problem and found the holes and patched them but it happened again!

answered 5 months, 1 week ago

junkbed

- Harpers Ferry, WV

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Does this use batteries?

If so what size and how many?
If not, does it plug in to an a/c outlet (120V)? or a 12 volt cigarette lighter type?

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

Anonymous

on Mainstays Air Bed with Built-In Pump

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answer 1

I don't know why the other person said it uses a plug. The "4D" pump is a "4 D-cell" pump. So yes, it uses 4 D-cell batteries. It has no provision for taking power from anything but the batteries, though it has a spare hole in the side in case you need to use a foot pump.

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

ioldanach

answer 2

No it does not. That is the great thing about it. It has a wall plug that has a compartment in the mattress. You will love the easy and convinence of having this product. I know I have. That is why I am trying to order another one now.

answered 1 year ago

FabDiva

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does this bed come with a bag for storage

asked 2 months, 1 week ago

Anonymous

- Florida

on Mainstays Air Bed with Built-In Pump

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answer 1

yes, it has a nylon like bag that it folds up and can be stored into. can be a little tricky to get it to fit back in just right but any air mattress that you get im sure is the same way.

answered 1 month ago

Anonymous

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is this a bladder type airbed or does it have baffels in it?

asked 4 months, 1 week ago

crittermama

- Tennessee

on Mainstays Air Bed with Built-In Pump

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answer 1

This is a bladder airbed with baffles or gussets only to hold its shape.

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

ioldanach

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Does it require a pump to blow it up manually?

I ready in the description, that if the power were to go out, you could blow it up manually. Do they mean with a sold serperaly pump, or by blowing it up with air from your lungs?

asked 4 months, 2 weeks ago

HeyTrey

on Mainstays Air Bed with Built-In Pump

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answer 1

This is a battery operated unit, it takes 4 D cells. I don't know why the description talks about the "electricity going out". If the batteries die, though, then yes you can use a sold-separately pump to fill it through a hole in the side.

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

ioldanach

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i bought a mainstays full size raised air bed and I need one more can you get me one

asked 4 months, 3 weeks ago

geoh4152

on Mainstays Air Bed with Built-In Pump

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answer 1

Check Walmarts on-line web-site or check with mainstays web-site.

Personally I can't get you one, I'm usually broke and camping is my really only pleaser.

answered 2 months, 2 weeks ago

Glousta

- Lexington, SC

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the batteries got stuck in the airbed, how do i remove them safely?

asked 9 months ago

roxydadiva

on Mainstays Air Bed with Built-In Pump

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answer 1

I know you read the instruction manual!

Slide out the batterie box, it just slides out.
Push the white button on the front of the Batterie box . Lift the cover up and remove batteries.
If they are stuck at this point then you'll have to get something to dislodge them gentely from the batterie case.
When you get them out clean the box. let it dry before adding new batteries

answered 2 months, 2 weeks ago

Glousta

- Lexington, SC

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