The video makes it look easy to put the chair in position with the arms "inverted." Any suggestions on how to do that?
1403389
This chair is very user friendly... when you fold it up to a sitting position, the arms just pop into place... nothing special you have to do... very easy to manipulate into position. Hope this helps!
87776
Just lay it on the chair sit down on it and just twist from side to side. No work out video for that
69521
I'm sorry but I did not try that before returning the chair .... there were no instructions in my package and I could not get it together all the way. It is a beautiful chair and worth trying....mine was just a fluke and because I was in a hurry I ended up getting a Posturepedic chair that Staples had just introduced in their store. They are approximately the same height and seat size and they put it together for me in store.
1325167
Turn the big knob on the underside of the chair. Also, the spring loosens up over time.
2240365
Put chair feet on ground take both hands one on each side of seat and push down on high side while pulling up on low side
903266
All you have to do is put in a screw in the bottom of the chair for the swivel mechanism. Super easy!
29839
Just hold the back of the chair and with the other hand grab the front of the seat and pull upward, it is a little tight but it works. Great chair
52146
There is an arm that can be adjusted. You will want to make sure it stays level though.
974006
First, you get out of the chair! Then face the front of the chair, put you arms (both) down, on the inside of the arm rests, grab the edges of the seat and pry the edges of the seat together. I will require a little pressure but you can do it.
1662248
As long as the unit is set-up / adjusted correctly for the user's height, it seems to do really well at balancing around the user's center-of-gravity, so that moving one's arms makes the table invert. I have not gone fully inverted yet but have had no problems getting back upright, usually just a slight pull on the handrails & move my arms toward my legs works. I'd suggest starting with smaller degrees of inversion & build up.
362194
Ha Ha a good question which has been asked a number of times. Flip it upside down and then put the legs together. That works for me. good luck and if that doesn't work get back to me and I will take my chair out and give you a more explicit answer but, since I haven't used the chair since last year that is my recollection. Good luck
1082496
Pretty simple. Hold the bottom edge of your monitor to support it and push in the large disc looking thing at the end of the upper arm. The arm will lock in to several positions. Raising and lowering may require readjusting the tilt, depending on the extent of the move, otherwise it's easy.
2009008
I had the same problem. One side clicked into place. I found that to install or remove the back of the chair it is easier if you tilt the chair forward 90 degrees so that the back is parallel to the floor. You should be able to lift the bottom flap and see the two attachment points. I believe there is detent that you will have to press and release to get the right side to release if it has indeed clicked into place. I believe I pressed using a screwdriver to insure I didn't pinch a finger. If you get the right side to release the back should be much easier to see the attachment points to align both sides when the chair is tilted as I've described. I had the same problem. One side clicked into place. I found that to install or remove the back of the chair it is easier if you tilt the chair forward 90 degrees so that the back is parallel to the floor. You should be able to lift the bottom flap and see the two attachment points. I believe there is detent that you will have to press and release to get the right side to release if it has indeed clicked into place. I believe I pressed using a screwdriver to insure I didn't pinch a finger. If you get the right side to release the back should be much easier to see the attachment points to... » Read More I had the same problem. One side clicked into place. I found that to install or remove the back of the chair it is easier if you tilt the chair forward 90 degrees so that the back is parallel to the floor. You should be able to lift the bottom flap and see the two attachment points. I believe there is detent that you will have to press and release to get the right side to release if it has indeed clicked into place. I believe I pressed using a screwdriver to insure I didn't pinch a finger. If you get the right side to release the back should be much easier to see the attachment points to align both sides when the chair is tilted as I've described. « Show Less
514674
Twist the knob that twists, then push that knob to fold that part of the chair in. After that push the button on the bottom of the chair towards the twisted knob. I usually hold the chair in an upright position and twist the knob with my right hand and after I fold the back part down, I then push the button, that is between the front two legs, towards the knob that I twisted.
1766722
You might try using an angle iron, something with a 90* bend. The arm is solid and you'll like it if you can secure to the floor.
892842
Hi Skot! The arm is movable so you will be able to modify the position as you see fit.
961380
Line up legs with holes in chair. Place black plastic things between legs and chair top. Screw in. Cover screws with black tips,