Would this head reset work on a Herman Miller Mirra? This chair does have a lip (like the Aeron) but I think the angling is different.
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My guess would be no...this very specifically fits the lip contour on the Aeron, so if the Mirra's lip is different, it probably wouldn't work.
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We can not guarantee that this headrest will fit any other chair besides the Herman Miller Aeron Chair, and we would not recommend that you outfit it for any other chair. We want our customers to get the most ergonomic gain from our product, and we can only ensure this by recommending it for the chair it was designed for, the Herman Miller Aeron chair.
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I don't believe it will work on a Mirra. The head rest requires the lip to tighten onto, and the Mirra has a "dip" or curve on the back of the chair, the Aeron is straight across.
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I don't have any Poulan equipment so I can't answer. If it has the Pacman head on the adjustment I don't know why it wouldn't. Works perfectly on the Ryobi.
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Most office chairs that have a lift mechanism use a standard socket for the base, and fit the socket under the seat where the adjusting lever does its job. Here's the thing -- if you order it from Amazon and it turns out not to fit, you can return it pretty easily for a credit. I've used these on "place" chairs, and manager's chairs. When it is time to remove the failed lift cylinder I recommend getting some BIG channel-lock pliers to twist the old one out of upper and lower sockets. Lay the chair on its side, grab the cylinder and turn both the cylinder and the leg-wheel base in opposite directions, then twist it out of the bottom of the seat. The new one just pops in-- no sweat. Most office chairs that have a lift mechanism use a standard socket for the base, and fit the socket under the seat where the adjusting lever does its job. Here's the thing -- if you order it from Amazon and it turns out not to fit, you can return it pretty easily for a credit. I've used these on "place" chairs, and manager's chairs. When it is time to remove the failed lift cylinder I recommend getting some BIG channel-lock pliers to twist the old one out of upper and lower sockets. Lay the chair on its side, grab the cylinder and turn both the cylinder and the leg-wheel base in... » Read More Most office chairs that have a lift mechanism use a standard socket for the base, and fit the socket under the seat where the adjusting lever does its job. Here's the thing -- if you order it from Amazon and it turns out not to fit, you can return it pretty easily for a credit. I've used these on "place" chairs, and manager's chairs. When it is time to remove the failed lift cylinder I recommend getting some BIG channel-lock pliers to twist the old one out of upper and lower sockets. Lay the chair on its side, grab the cylinder and turn both the cylinder and the leg-wheel base in opposite directions, then twist it out of the bottom of the seat. The new one just pops in-- no sweat. « Show Less
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Yes, it should. I have an Aeron chair at work which is where I am currently using it and it fits fine.
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When connecting the chair, be sure to remove the black plastic cap that is on one of the chair peices. It looks like it belongs but doesnt. If not removed, the chair won't adjust
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Unfortunately, I never replaced mine. I'm still using the same chair for a year now. I've been dealing with the broken height adjustment (stuck on the lowest one) since it broke. The actual wheels I never actually used. So they stayed stationary on carpet. They kind of just dug themselves in. Occasionally I push it to vacuum and I push it back to get up, but other than that.. that's the most action it gets. Other than the height adjustment, this chair works fine.
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Yes it does but my experience with 4 (four) replacements has been no improvement over the worn head assembly. Since this is a complete cutting system replacement it should return to new condition. The razor appears to run as before, so save your money.
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This cylinder worked well in my wife's chair. Go to You Tube and watch the videos on how to change the cylinder out. They are very helpful.
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I have a Janome 6019 which has a short shank. The Embroidex attachments work very well. I think it would work on most machines that have short shanks.
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Sorry my chair isnt an aeron, it they seem to cover a wide variety of office chairs. The hardest part was vetting the old one off. Cost me 45 bucks just to have the shop do it. It made have been just to have the shop do the whole thing a d faster I'll bet too. what ever you desire good luck to ya.
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I dont believe it will work. It's part of the suport structure. I have been really happy with this chair. I'm getting ready to order a second one.
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You need two spokes to attach it to. If your chair has two spokes on one side, then it will work.
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I cant say for certain if it will or it wont. I searched a couple of web sites before ordering mine and they stated that about 90% of the chairs on the market can use the same basic parts. Mine was sold to me with a good return policy so I ordered a set of casters and a new piston and hoped for the best. They both fit perfectly and were easy to install. YouTube has good vids on piston replacement. Repair parts are a lot cheaper than a new chair. Good luck!
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I checked a picture of the office star 5500 and it appears that it should work but I suggest you check the dimensions of the cylinder you have. If the replacement is a little longer it really shouldn't really matter, but the width is crucial. It may be that all the chairs have the same width cylinders. Not sure about that, though. The job will be much easier if you get a dead blow hammer. A large rubber mallet, which I used, should work but a regular hammer may damage the chair and might not generate the pushing force needed to unseat the cylinder. If I need to do this in the future, I will get a 4 lbs dead blow hammer. There are several Youtube videos on this project. I found this one to be most helpful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiDby4FouwQ. Good luck. Walt
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Jim I have found the chair to be fast and comfortable however if you need a chest or lapse drop I don't believe this unit is equipped with that you would have to make your own arrangements also if you do not have use of a right or left and I'm not sure what modifications can be set up for mouth controls. This is a question that is best answered by the staff of wheelchair 88.com
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the whole head will come off. Pls check if you own the exact model. If it is not exact model you cannot use this.
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Sorry, I have no idea on that one. Mine was tight and worked fine out of the box. If it was mine I would try tightening it up and try it and adjust from there.