La-Z-Boy Incorporated
12 84 N. Telegraph Road
Monroe, MI 48162 -5138
la-z-boy.com
operating instructions
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instrucciones de operación
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instructions
©2011 La-Z-Boy Incorporated
93000287-00 Rev. 01/11
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®
.
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finest quality upholstered products
produced in the furniture i ndustry,
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®
is proud of our designs
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will feel the same as you enjo y y ou r
new fur niture ’s co mf or t a nd style.
IMPORTANT
Read these inst ruc tio ns th orou ghl y
before using your La-Z-Boy
®
Furni ture .
Keep them for future re ference .
Table of Contents
Important Safety Instr uctions... ......... .. ......... ......... .... 4-5
Reclining Chair Assemb ly I nstructio ns .... ........... ........6-9
Rocking Loves eat Assembly In struction s ........ ..........10 -11
Reclining Tension Ad justment Inst ructions .......... .....12-13
3-Positio n Le grest Ope rating Instru ctions .. .. ......... .......14
Reclina-G lider
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Swivel Reclin er & C omplement s
Swivel Glider Instruct ions ...... .. ......... ......... .. ......... ......15
Furn iture Placement Gu ide... ........... ......... ........... .......16
Note s. ......... .. ......... ......... ........... ......... ........... ......... .17
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– To reduce the risk of serious injury or death:
• To preven t suffoca tion, keep plasti c bags aw ay fr om ch ildren.
– To reduce the risk of burns, fire or serious injury:
• A lways keep ope n fla me an d lit cigarette s away from upholst ered furni ture. Uphols tered furniture
may burn rapidly with toxic g as an d thi ck sm oke.
• Clo sely supervise chil dre n an d di sabl ed perso ns using this produc t.
• Sit dow n in the unit slowly. To a voi d ti pove r, d o no t throw your weight against the back
of the unit. Move the unit into or out o f th e re clin ing posi tion slo wly, m aking sure that no
chi ldren or pe ts a re i n close proximit y.
• T his produc t has many movin g par ts, se rious inj ury can oc cur i f not used properly. Keep
hands, fi ngers and body p arts away from t he me chanism. To re duce the r isk o f hea d
entrapme nt and other injuri es, ke ep childr en an d pet s away from th e ope nings a nd moving
parts in and around furniture .
• Only the occup ant shou ld operate the unit. N ever attempt to open the legrest by pu lling on it.
• Do not stand , sit or plac e ex tra weig ht o n th e ar ms, back or open legrest.
• To safe ly e xit the unit and prevent a t ripping hazard bring the back uprig ht
and clos e th e legre st.
• Do not use t his prod uct if it is damaged. Do no t us e attac hments or su bsti tut e pa rts.
• T his prod uct is inten ded for indoo r resid enti al use o nly.
• Pro vide a clear path for operat ion of t he c hair, back and legre st. Place tables and area
rug s at a dista nce to allow the legr est to f ully extend without rubbi ng or in terf erence.
• T his prod uct is not i nten ded for use a s a heal th c are device.
• Do not opera te the u nit unti l th e ba ck i s in stalled and lock ed.
• Use care wh en m ovin g th e produ ct. B efore lifti ng t he p roduct, secure t he m echa nism to prev ent
une xpected opening or m ovement . N ever mo ve t he p roduct by th e me chanism , l egr est, hand le,
rec lini ng back or swive l ba se. D isconne ct m odular units . Secure ly g rip non- moving parts onl y.
• T his unit is equip ped with a te nsion adjus tmen t featu re f or t he reclining mechani sm t hat is
pre set at t he f actory. Th e te nsi on s etti ng can b e ch ange d fo r your perso nal pref erence. To avoi d
tip over an d in sure sta bili ty, do not oper ate the unit with the tens ion adju stment wing nuts
com pletely loosene d(Se e Re clin ing Ten sion Adju stme nt Instr uctions ).
– To reduce the risk of burns, fire or serious injury:
• Do not use L a-Z- Boy
®
fur niture in a recreati onal vehicle (o r ot her movi ng v ehic le) while th e
veh icle is in mo tion . T his furn itur e is not inte nded to prot ect its occupant in a n ac cident. Safely
sec ure the furnitur e wh ile the vehic le i s in motion to pr event injur y or damage s fr om any
sud den stop .
• If you give this prod uct to someo ne e lse, i nclu de t his Oper ating Instr uctions manu al.
Important Safety Instructions
Important: Read these instructions thoroughly before using.
DANGER
WARNING
Save These Instructions Save These Instructions
Important Safety Instructions
Important: Read these instructions thoroughly before using.
WARNING
NOTICE: – To r educ e t he risk of product dam age:
• Dam age will occur to the mechanism if th e leg rest is forced closed from the 1s t or
2nd posit ion. Th e leg rest must be ext ended to the 3rd position and t hen closed.
Reclining Chair Assembly Instructions
Reclining Chair Assembly Instructions
The Asse mbly Ins truc tions below are for chair ba cks havi ng u phol stery c over at tach ed to al l
sid es of th e ba ck f rame . Re fer to the inst ruct ions on the pre vious page if your cha ir back has
uph olstery cover attache d to all sides of the back fra me.
Ins tall th e ch air back
1. L ay t he back across the a rms of th e body. L ift the back at a slig ht a ngle and
ali gn the b rack ets on t he b ack with the brackets on t he body (FIG URE 1).
2. L owe r th e ba ck o nto the body, makin g su re the b ack and body brac kets are
com pletely engaged .
• To ma ke s ure the back is prope rly inst alle d wi th both sets of b ack and
bod y brack ets enga ged, stan d be hind the ch air and twist the back
fro m si de to si de. I f on e or both sides move out of posi tion the bracke ts
are not engaged (F IGURE 2). Remove t he back and repeat the steps above.
• If you are u nable to in stal l th e back prope rly cont act your La-Z-Bo y
®
dea ler for assistan ce.
3. L ock the brackets by u sing a s crewdri ver to push down the locking levers (FIGU RE 3 ).
FIGURE 1
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Bac k Br acket
Back and body brackets on this
side are not engaged. Remove
the back and reinstall.
Bod y
Bra cket
– To r educ e t he risk of inju ry:
• Do n ot op erat e the unit until the back is ins talle d and l ocked.
WARNING
Back
Bracket
Locking
Lever
Locked
Position
FIGURE 2
F
IGURE 3
The Asse mbly Ins truc tions below are for chair ba cks havi ng a loos e uphol ster y c over with
fas tening tape. Re fer to the inst ruct ion s on the pre vious pages if you r ch air back has up hols ter y
cov er atta ched to all sid es of th e back fram e.
Ins tall th e ch air back
1. L ay t he back across the a rms of th e body. L ift the back at a slig ht a ngle and align the
bra ckets on th e ba ck w ith the brack ets on t he b ody (FIG URE 1).
• The back bra cket s ma y be loc ated on the outside or in side of the back asse mbly.
2. L owe r th e ba ck o nto the body, makin g su re the b ack and body brac kets are
com pletely engaged .
• For chairs with back bracket s on the outs ide of the back assembly, stand beh ind
the unit an d tw ist the back from side to side. If one or both s ides move ou t of posi tion
the bracket s ar e no t en gag ed ( FIGURE 2). Re move th e ba ck a nd r epeat the s teps above.
• For chairs with back bracket s on the insi de o f th e ba ck assem bly, l ift the back
uph olstery cov er t o vi sually confi rm that both sets of back and body brac kets are
eng age d (F IGUR E 3) .
• If you are u nable t o in stal l th e back prope rly cont act your La-Z-Bo y
®
dea ler
for assista nce.
3. L ock the brackets by u sing a s crewdri ver to push down the locking levers (FIGU RE 4 ).
4. Th e outsi de b ack upho lste ry cover at tach es t o th e body in di fferent locatio ns, depen ding
on the style .
• Pull the o utsi de back upholste ry cover dow n ti ght and press the fast ening tape on
the back up hols ter y co ver to the faste ning ta pe o n th e bo dy (FIGU RE 5 ).
• Pull the o utsi de back upholste ry cover dow n ti ght and press the fast ening tape on
the back up hols ter y co ver to the faste ning ta pe o n th e lo wer seat fra me. Tuc k th e
sid es in an d lo op t he e lastic strap behind the lowe r se at frame (FI GURE 6).
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Reclining Chair Assembly Instructions
FIGURE 1
F
IGURE 3
Reclining Chair Assembly Instructions
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– To r educ e t he risk of inju ry:
• Do n ot op erat e the unit until the back is ins talle d and l ocked.
WARNING
– To r educ e t he risk of mino r injur y:
• Once t he ba ck is i nsta lled, the ou tside bac k uph olstery c over must be sec ured in pla ce
at all ti mes.
CAUTION
Bac k Br acket
Bod y
Bra cket
FIGURE 5
FIGURE 2
Back and body brackets on this side are not
engaged. Remove the back and reinstall.
Fastening Tape
Back
Bracket
Locking
Lever
Locked
Position
FIGURE 4
FIGURE 6
Elastic Strap
Fastening Tape
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1. P lace the fu rnit ure in the d esir ed locat ion; re fer to Fu rni ture Pla cem ent Guid e.
2. P roceed to St ep 4 when jo inin g a love seat wit hout a c onsole.
3. P lace the co nsol e (F IGURE 3) ne xt t o th e ri ght side (sittin g) r ocke r recliner (FIGU RE 1).
Mov e th e conso le a pproxim ately 4" forwar d of the rock er r ecli ner. P ush the conso le back until
the truss h ead screws o n th e ro cker recl ine r ar e en gaged in bo th t he f ront and rear bra cket s
on the conso le.
4. P lace the le ft s ide (sitting ) ro cker recliner ( FIGU RE 2 ) ne xt to th e un it w ith the truss head
scr ews, e ither the right side (sitti ng) rock er r ecli ner or the conso le. Move the left side (sit ting)
roc ker recliner approxi mately 4" fo rward o f th e un it w ith the screw s. Push the rocke r re clin er
bac k un til the truss he ad s crew s ar e engag ed i n bo th the f ront and rear bracket s on the
roc ker recliner.
5. Ad jus t th e gl ides on the c onsole to le vel the unit, if neces sar y. Tur n clockw ise to lower and
cou nterclockwi se t o ra ise.
6. Th e units must be disco nnected before movin g the loves eat. To disco nnect t he u nits , press
the swi ng a rm o n th e au tomatic lat chin g brack et a nd s lide the unit for ward (FIGURE 4).
Rocking Loveseat Assembly Instructions
FIGURE 2
Rocking Loveseat Assembly Instructions
– To reduce the ris k o f serious i njury:
• Provide a cl ear p ath for op eration of the back and le grest. Place ta bles and ar ea rugs
at a distan ce to allow the legre st to fully ext end w ithou t rubbing or in terferenc e.
WARNING
Bas e Co nnector
Sub assembl y wi th
Truss Head Screw
and Bushing
Bas e Co nnector
Fro nt Subassem bly
(wi th Autom atic
Lat ching Brack et)
Bas e Co nnector
Sub assembl y
FIGURE 3
FIGURE 4
NOTICE: – To r educ e t he risk of product dam age:
• T he pu rpose of the la tch b racket system is to connec t the u nits and p reven t them from
being separated. The lat ch br acket system d oes n ot pr ovide adequate s truc tural support
for the moveme nt of latched u nits. Do not m ove the units w hile latch ed to gether, damage
may occur.
FIGURE 1
Rig ht Sid e (Sitting)
Roc ker Recli ner
Lef t S ide (Sitting)
Roc ker Recli ner
Con sole
Sid e La tch
Sub assembl y
(wi th Autom atic
Lat ching Brack et)
Sid e La tch
Sub assembl y
(Co nsole)
Bas e Co nnector
Fro nt Subassem bly
(Le ft Side Sit ting
Roc ker Recline r)
Sid e
Lat ch
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Adj ustment Instruc tion s
You can a djus t th e tensi on o f th e re clin ing mech anis m to respon d to your indivi dual siz e.
1. R eclina- Rock er
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Cha ir, Reclin a-Glide r®Cha ir and R ecli na-Way®Cha ir
Gen tly tilt the reclinin g ch air forw ard to rest on it s ar ms and t op o f th e ba ck. Locat e the wing
nut s, one on ea ch s ide, towa rd t he back of th e re clin er under the seat (FI GURE 1).
NOT E: Th e Re clin a-Gl ide r
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Swi vel Recline r ha s a thum b wh eel (no t sh own ) in stea d of a wing nut .
La- Z-Boy Class ics
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Low Profile recl ine r & High Leg recli ner with 3-posit ion mechanis m
Gen tly tilt the reclinin g ch air forw ard to rest on it s ar ms and t op o f th e ba ck. Locat e the
win g nu ts, one o n ea ch side, towa rd t he c enter of th e re clin er u nder the seat (FIGUR E 2) .
2. Ad jus t th e te nsio n by turnin g th e wi ng n uts or t humb wheels in ¼- turn increm ents until the
des ired settin g is reached .
• A ta ller or hea vier perso n may c hoose to increa se th e reclining tension by ti ghtening the
wing nuts or thumb wheels cloc kwise.
• A smaller person may cho ose t o dec rease the reclining tensio n by loosening the wi ng
nuts or thumb wheels c ounterclockwis e.
3. R eturn the r eclining chair to th e up righ t po sit ion. Test the new settin g. Make addit ional
adj ustment s if needed followin g th ese step s.
Reclining Tension Adjustment Instructions
FIGURE 1
F
IGURE 2
Reclining Tension Adjustment Instructions
– To r educ e t he risk of inju ry:
• T his u nit i s equ ipped wit h a tensio n adj ustment f eature for the reclining mechanism
tha t is preset at the factory. The tension settin g can be ch anged for your personal
preferen ce. To av oid tip over an d ins ure s tability, do not operat e the unit with the
tension adjustment wing nuts comple tely loosened.
WARNING
NOTICE: – To r educ e t he risk of product dam age:
• Make s ure the legrest is closed before t ilting fo rward a nd adjust ing
the tensi on.
• Do n ot co mpletely tighten the wing nuts. The te nsion springs s hould not be c ompl etely
compress ed af ter making adjus tmen ts. If this occurs, the wing nuts m ust be l oose ned a
minimum of ½-t urn t o avoid damage t o the s pring ten sion assembly.
• Do n ot co mpletely loosen t he wing nuts. The spr ing s hould n ot slide on the bolt after
making adjust ments. If the sp ring slides on the bolt, ti ghten the wing nut clo ckwise
a mi nimum of ½-turn after the sprin g no longer s lides on the bo lt.
• Adju st bo th wi ng nuts equall y.
Rec lina -Roc ker®, Reclina -Gli der®and Recl ina- Way
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Win g
Nut
Tension
Spr ing
La- Z-Bo y C lass ics
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Win g Nu t
Tension Spri ng
FIGURE 1
F
IGURE 3
F
IGURE 2
F
IGURE 4
Clo sed
Pos ition
1st Position
3rd Position
2nd Position
To Op erate t he L egre st
1. You r La -Z-B oy
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cha ir is eq uipp ed with a thr ee-posi tion loc king legrest for cust omized seating
com fort. Si mply pul l on the hand le r otating it c ounterclock wise to contr ol t he legre st ( FIGURE 1).
You may s top in an y one o f th ree idea l po siti ons. Th e 1st posit ion is sligh tly incli ned for relaxing
rea ding (FIGUR E 2) . T he 2 nd p osition is s lightly more incline d fo r co mfortab le t elev ision v iewi ng
(FI GURE 3). The 3rd posit ion is fully extende d fo r co mplete relax ati on ( FIGURE 4). To lower the
leg rest, ro tate the handle counter cloc kwis e to the fully extended posi tio n, th en r ota te clock wise
to the fully clos ed posit ion.
2. Th e chair back can be r ecli ned with the legr est close d or ext ende d. To r ecli ne, a ppl y pr essu re
to the back. Sit uprig ht to re turn the back to an up righ t po sition.
3. B ring the ba ck u prig ht and cl ose the legrest before getti ng o ut o f th e unit.
Fea ture of the Reclina- Rock er
®
The chair b ody can be ti lted back when the l egrest is in use. S hifting your bod y we ight rearwa rd
wil l ca use the chair bo dy t o ti lt b ackward offerin g a number of differ ent posi tion s.
To Activa te t he S wive l Featu re
1. Tur n th e un it o n it s ba ck.
2. L oca te t he t wo s pacer bushi ngs, two truss head screw s an d swive l ba se b ottom (FIGU RE 1 ).
3. R emove the t wo t russ head sc rews using a T-30 t orx driv er w hile hol ding the swiv el base
bot tom stea dy.
NOT E: Th e tw o po lyethyl ene washers are attach ed with adh esiv e an d do not ne ed to be rem oved.
4. R emove the t wo s pace r bu shings from betw een the swivel base bottom and g lide base
sub assembl y (F IGURE 2).
5. R eturn the c hair to the u prig ht p osition .
6. S tore parts for f uture use t o de acti vat e th e sw ivel fe atur e.
To De act ivat e th e Sw ivel Featur e
1. Tur n th e un it o n it s ba ck.
2. R ota te t he S wive l Base Botto m un til the holes on the Swiv el B ase Bottom l ine up wi th the h oles
on the Glide Base Subass embly (FIGU RE 2 ).
3. H old the swivel b ase bottom s tead y. Place the s pacer bushi ngs betw een the holes in the S wive l
Bas e Bo ttom an d th e Gl ide Base Suba ssembly. Insert t he t russ head sc rews through the hole s
in the Swive l Ba se Botto m, throu gh t he s pacer bushi ngs and into the holes in the G lide Base
Sub assembl y. F aste n each screw usi ng t he T-3 0 to rx drive r.
4. R eturn the c hair to the u prig ht p osition .
Reclina-Glider®Swivel Recliner &
Complements Swivel Glider Instructions
3-Position Legrest Operating Instructions
– To r educ e t he risk of seri ous injur y:
• Provide a cl ear p ath for op eration of the back and le grest. Place ta bles and ar ea rugs
at a distan ce to allow the legre st to fully ext end w ithou t rubbing or in terferenc e.
• To safely exit the unit and pr event a tri pping haz ard, b ring the back uprigh t and close
the legre st.
WARNING
NOTICE: – To prevent produ ct dam age:
• Dama ge will o ccur to the mechanism if th e leg rest is forced closed from the 1s t or 2nd
position . Th e leg rest must be ext ended t o the 3 rd positi on an d the n closed.
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Swi vel
Bas e Bo ttom
Pol yethyle ne
Washer
Spa cer Bushing
Swi vel
Bas e Bo ttom
Gli de Base
Sub assembl y
Spa cer
Bus hing
Pol yethyle ne
Washer
Truss Head
Scr ew
Truss Head
Scr ew
NOT E: Swive l ba se
bot tom is show n fo rwa rd
of normal posi tion to
cle arly show parts .
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2
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