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Illustrations and specifications are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication. The right is reserved to make
changes in design and specifications at any time, without notice, and also to discontinue products.
If seat assembly has been removed, reinstall seat
Align pivot bushing(s) in seat assembly with threaded
assembly by positioning rollers on support rails and
engaging seat retainer hooks under support rails.
hole(s) in arm stem(s) and reinstall seat pivot bolt(s),
finger tight.
( SEE FRONT VIEW )
Using torque wrench and T-40 Torx bit, tighten seat
bolts. Failure to comply can cause product damage or personal injury.
rollers are tracking properly on support rails, before installing pivot
Make sure seat retainer hooks are engaged under support rails and
WARNING
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pivot bolt(s) to 290-300 inch-lbs.
push into tilt side cover until all locking tabs are are
Reinstall slide inserts by engaging locating tabs into arm
stem notches. Make sure slide inserts are fully nested together.
Reinstall arm assembly onto arm stem and close release lever.
Slide replacement arm stem cover onto arm stem and
Dispose of old arm stem cover(s) properly.
By hand, pull on arm stem cover to disengage locking tabs from
tilt side cover and remove arm stem cover.
engaged.
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NOTICE
may be eased by laying chair on floor
Difficulty in reinstalling seat assembly
with back of chair resting on padded
surface or carpet, for better accessibility.
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