La-Z-Touch
®
op er at in g in st ru ct io ns
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in st ru cc io ne s de o pe ra ci ón
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in st ru ct io ns
La-Z-Boy Incorporated
12 84 N. Telegraph Road
Monroe, MI 48162 -5138
la-z-boy.com
©2011 La-Z-Boy Incorporated
93000526-00 Rev. 11/11
Cooler Recliner with Massage & Heat
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Sillón reclinable con masajes, calor y cámara
de refrigeración
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Fauteuil inclinable massage chaleur
avec refroidisseur
Congratulations!
You are now the proud owner of a
state-of-the-art Thermo-Electric Cooler
La-Z-Touch
®
Massage Recliner by La-Z-Boy.
®
You have just selected one of the
finest quality upholstered products
produced in the North American
furniture industry, backed by over
80 years of quality manufacturing
experience. La-Z-Boy
®
is proud of our
designs and craftsmanship and
know you will feel the same as
you enjoy your new furniture’s
comfort and style.
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IMPORTANT
Read these instruction s thoroughly b efo re using
your Thermo-El ect ric C ool er La -Z- Touch
®
Massage
Recliner. Keep them for f utu re refere nce .
Table of Contents
Important Safety Instructions................................4-5
Thermo-Electric Cooler Recliner with 2-Motor
Massage & Heat Assembly Instructions.................6-9
2-Motor Massage & Heat Operating Instructions...1 0 - 11
Thermo-Electric Cooler Operating Instructions .........12
Thermo-Electric Cooler Care & Maintenance........13- 14
Thermo-Electric Cooler Recliner with 2-Motor
Massage & Heat Troubleshooting............................15
Reclining Tension Adjustment Instructions ...............16
3-Position Legrest Operating Instructions ................17
Furniture Placement Guide.....................................18
Furniture Placement Guide.....................................19
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– To reduce the risk of electric shock, serious injury or death:
• Di sconn ect the ele ctric al plug fro m the wall outlet before cle aning , mov ing,
ser vicing or when not in use for an ext ended pe riod of tim e.
• Do no t use this pro duct if it is wet , in wat er, aro und water or any liq uid. Do not handle
the pl ug or remote contr ol with wet ha nds.
• To prevent su ffoca tion kee p plasti c bags away from childre n.
• Plug directly into a w all outlet. Do not use an exte nsion cord , adapter, or surge prote ctor.
• Keep cord out of reach of small children, and do not u se where it may be a trip hazard.
–
To reduce the risk o f bur ns, fire , ele ctr ic sh ock ,
seriou s injury or death:
• Al ways keep open flame and li t cigare ttes away f rom upho lster ed furni ture.
Uph olste red furn iture ma y burn rapi dly with to xic gas and thick smoke.
• Cl osely su pervise chi ldren an d disabled pers ons using t his prod uct.
• Sit do wn in the uni t slowly. To a void tipover, do not thr ow your weight against the back
of the unit . Move the unit in to or out of the reclining positio n slowly, making sur e that
no children or pets are in clos e proximity.
• This product has many moving parts, serious inju ry can oc cur if not used properly. Ke ep
hands, finger s and body pa rts away from the mec hanism. To reduce the risk of hea d
entrapme nt and other injuries, keep children and pe ts away from the openings and
moving parts in and around furniture .
• Only the occupant should operate the unit. Never attempt to open the legrest by pulling on it.
• Do no t stand, sit or pl ace extr a weight on th e arms, back or op en legre st.
• To safely exi t the unit and preven t a trippin g hazard br ing the bac k uprigh t
and close the le grest .
• Do not use this product if it is damaged. Do not use attachments or substitute parts.
• Th is produ ct is intended for in door res ident ial use only.
• Provide a clear path for operation of the back and legrest. Place tables and area rugs at
a distance to allow the legrest to fully extend without rubbing or interference.
• Check the condition of the power transformers, electrical cords, plugs and connectors
monthly. Keep the power transformers and electrical cords away from heat sources. Never
operate the unit with a dama ged power transformer, electrical cord, plug or connector.
Contact your La-Z-Boy
®
dealer for service.
• Do no t use unit if pow er contr ol is damag ed or wet. Do not use un it if the hand wa nd
has be en dropp ed in water or an y liquid . Contact yo ur La-Z- Boy
®
dea ler for ser vice.
• Th is produ ct is not intended fo r use as a health ca re device.
• Users of medical devices should contact the ir health care provider be fore using this
product. Do not use this product if you have po or circula tion, are immobile or cannot
sense heat, except as directed by your health care provid er.
Important Safet y Instructions:
Impor tant: Read these ins truction s thoroughly before us in g .
• Do not use this product wh ere aerosol (s pray) prod ucts are being used or
where oxygen is being administered.
• Do not ope rate the unit until t he back is install ed and locked.
• Before moving the product, disco nnect the electrical p lug from the wall outlet and secure
the mechanism to prevent unexpected opening or movement. Never move the produc t by
the mechanism, legrest, ha ndle, reclining back or swivel base.
• This unit is e quipped with a tension adj ustment feature for the reclining m echanism that
is preset a t the factory. The t ension set ting can be changed for your personal preference.
To avoid tipo ver and insure stability, do not ope rate the unit with th e tension adjustment
wing nuts comple tely loose ned (see Reclining Tension Adjustment Instr uctions).
• Do not attempt to disassemble or service the pump or motor; n o serviceable part s
are inside. Contact your La-Z-Boy
®
dealer for service.
• The 01M/01N thermo-electric cooler chair is intended for a single occupant, not exceeding 250
pounds. Do not operate the chair with more than one occupant in or on any part of the chair.
• Do not all ow electrical cord to be pinched between moving parts or between the frame
and the floor. Do not place cord under carpet or in location wher e it could become worn.
• Do not use pillow, blanket, or other cover between occupant and chair surface when
heat is engaged.
• Always unplug the power cord b efore conn ecting or disconnecting the hand wand.
• Unplug the power cord immediately if you detect strange odors or fumes coming from the chair
• Burns may result from improper use and care of internal heating pads. To avoid risk of burns, do
not use pins, do not allow heating pad area to become wet, and do not remove upholstery cover.
• Do not attempt to disconnect the power plug by pulling the power cord. Always hold the power
plug and pull it out.
• If you give this product to someone else, include this Operating Instructions manual.
Important Safety Instructions:
Important: Read these instructions thoroughly before using.
DANGER
WARNING
Save These Instructions Save These Instructions
NOTICE: To reduce the risk of product damage:
• Damage will occur to the mechanism if the legrest is forced closed from the 1st or 2nd
position. The legrest must be extended to the 3rd position and then closed.
• The thermo-electric cooler is not a refrigerator. Do not use for long term stora ge
of food items.
• Excessi ve weight plac ed on the arm s of the chair ma y damage the thermo-electric
cooler. Never lean or sit on the arms of the chair.
• Never immerse the thermo-electric cooler in water, or any liquid; the thermo-electric
cooler will be dama ged.
• Prepare the thermo-electric cool er for storage when not in use for an extended
period of time (see Thermo-Electric C ooler Care and Maintenance).
• To prevent damage to the power transformer, do not plug in unt il instructed.
• Gently press the button s during opera tion and avoid hi tting the buttons with
pointed or hard objects.
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NOTICE: Do not plug the tr ansformer i n until instructed.
1. Install the back.
•
Lay th e back acro ss the chai r arms. Lift th e back at a sligh t angle and al ign
the br acket s on the back with the brac kets on the body (F
IGURE
1).
•
Lower the back onto the body, making sure the back and body brackets are
com plete ly engag ed.
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To make sure the back is properly installed, with both sets of back and body brackets
engaged, stand behind the chair and twist the back from side to side. If one or both sides
move out of position, the brackets are not engaged (F
IGURE
2). Remove the back and
repeat the steps above.
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If you are unable to install the back properly, contact your La-Z-Boy®dealer for assistance.
•
Lock the brackets by using a screwdriver to push down the locking levers (F
IGURE
3).
2. The thermo-electric cooler power transformer, 2-motor massage and heat power transformer
and rubber mat are stored inside the cooler during shipping. Remove the power transformers
from the cooler and unwind the cords.
–
To reduce the risk of product damage:
• Bef ore oper ating, remove the whit e packin g materi al locat ed under
the co oler, inside the arm ca vity.
3. Packing material is used under the thermo-electric cooler to protect and support the cooler
during shipping. The packing material must be removed before operating the cooler to prevent
damage. Lift the thermo-electric cooler from the chair arm and set in the seat (F
IGURE
4).
Remove the white packing material from inside the arm cavity (F
IGURE
5).
4. Carefully lower the thermo-electric cooler into the chair arm, making sure the power connector
is toward the back of the ch air (F
IGURE
6).
5. To access the massage connectors, stand at the side of the chair and push the back
rearward to recline the seat and back. Hold the top arm closed to prevent the cooler from
falling out, and gently tip the chair fo rward to rest on its arms and the top of the back.
NOTICE:
FIGURE 2
F
IGURE 4
FIGURE 3
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 6
F
IGURE 5
Whi te Packi ng
Mat erial
The rmo-E lectr ic Coole r
Pow er Conne ctor
Bod y
Bra cket
Bac k Bracke t
Back and body brackets on this side
are not engaged. Remove the back
and reinstall.
Back
Bracket
Locking
Lever
Locked
Position
Cha ir
Bac k
Thermo-Electric Cooler Recliner with 2-Motor
Massage & Heat Assembly Instructions
Thermo-Electric Cooler Recliner with 2-Motor
Massage & Heat Assembly Instructions
– To reduce the risk of injury:
• Do n ot operate the unit until the back is ins talled and locked.
WARNING
(Assembly Instructions Continued)
–
To reduce the risk of serious injury:
• Check the condit ion of the po wer transformers, electrical cords, plugs and
connectors m onthly. Keep the power transformers and electrical cords away
from heat sources. Never operate the unit with a dam aged power transformer,
electrical c ord, plug or connector. Contac t your La-Z-Bo y
®
dealer for service.
• Do not allow electrical cord to be pinched between moving parts or between the
frame and the floor. Do not place cord under carpet or in location where it could
become worn.
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10. Move the cords away from the base and hold the top arm closed to prevent the cooler from
falling out. Gently return the chair to the upright position. Make sure the cords are not pinched
in moving parts or under the base.
–
To reduce the risk of serious injury:
• Provide a clear path for operation of the back and legrest. Place tables and area
rugs at a distance to allow the legrest to fully extend without rubbing or interference.
11. Choose a location for the chair that is close to an electrical outlet. Proceed to the
Operating Instructions.
12. To remove the back, unplug the power tr ansformers from the electrical outl et and
reverse the Assembly Instructions steps.
Thermo-Electric Cooler Power
Transformer Connection
The rmo-E lectr ic
Coo ler Powe r
Transfor mer
Mas sage & Heat
Pow er Tran sformer
Thermo-Electric Cooler Recliner with 2-Motor
Massage & Heat Assembly Instructions
Thermo-Electric Cooler Recliner with 2-Motor
Massage & Heat Assembly Instructions
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. Identify the f our electrical connecto rs at the back of the chair, under the seat (F
IGU RE
7
).
•
The two rec tangular connectors are for the hand wand connection (F
IGU RE
8).
•
The round connector is for the 2-motor massage and heat power transformer
connection ( F
IGU RE
8).
•
The black rectangular connector is for the t hermo-electric cooler p ower transformer
connection ( F
I
GUR E
9).
7. Align the two rectangular hand wand connectors (some of the connector pins are square,
others are round). Push the connectors together until they lock (F
IGURE
8).
8. Plug the 2-motor massage and heat po wer transf ormer into the round connector.
Make sure
the connectors are securely fast ened (F
IGU RE
8).
9. Plug the thermo-electric cooler power transformer into the black rectangular connector
clamped to the inside arm. Push the connectors together until they lock (F
IGURE
9).
WARNING
WARNING
NOTICE:
To prevent damage to the connectors and cords, it is important
to unfasten all connections prior to removing the back.
FIGURE 8
F
IGURE 9
FIGURE 7
F
IGURE 10
Thermo-Electric Cooler
PowerTransformer
Connector
Hand
Wand
Connectors
Massage & Heat
Power Transformer
Connectors
Massage & Heat
PowerTransformer
Connector
Hand Wand
Connectors
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To reduce the risk of serious injury:
• Plug directly into a wall out let. Do not use an ext ension cor d, adapter,
or surge protector.
–
To reduce the risk of serious injury:
• Sit down in the unit slowly. To avoid tip over, do not throw your weight against the
back of the unit. Move the unit into or out of the reclining position slowly, making
sure that no children or pets are in close proximity.
• The 01M/01N chair is intended for a single occupant, not exceeding 250 pounds.
Do not operate the chair with more than one occupant in or on any part of the chair.
• To safely exit the unit and prevent a tripping hazard, bring the back
upright and close the legrest.
Operat ing Instruc tio ns fo r 2-M oto r Mas sag e and Heat
Plug the 2-motor massage and heat power transformer directly into a wall outlet. Make sure
there i s en ough slack i n th e co rd r unning from the chai r to the outlet to allow fo r ro cking and
recl ining. Ne ver stretch or s train a cord .
Automa tic Timer Operat ion
The system has an automatic timer that will shut off the MASSAGE and HEAT functions after
approximately 15 to 30 minutes of operation.
• Pushing down on the POWER button or either zone button will restart the massage.
• Pushing down on the HEAT button will restart the heat. Push down once for Low Heat
and twice for High Heat.
• When you are finished, make sure to push the POWER button and the HEAT button
(if activated) to turn the system off. Press the HEAT button twice if in Low Heat setting.
• The timer will also reset if you unplug the 2-motor massage and heat power transformer or
if there is a power outage.
The massage and heat functions may start automatically when electrical power is restored after
a power outage. The timer should automatically shut down the massage and heat within 15 to
30 minutes. There should be no risk of injury or damage if this happens. However, we
recommend that you unplug the power transformers if you will be a way from your residence
for an extended period of time.
La-Z-Touch®2-Motor Massage & Heat Recliner
Operating Instructions
La-Z-Touch®2-Motor Massage & Heat Recliner
Operating Instructions
DANGER
WARNING
HHEEAAT
T
Activates heat. Press
once for low and
twice for high. Use
independently or with
massage feature.
NOTE: Heat will
deactivate in 30
minutes. To restart,
press the HEAT
button again.
MMOODDEES
S
ZONE - Choose either
or both zones for massage.
PULSE - Massage turns
on and off to simulate
a pulsing action.
WAVE - Massage moves
up and down or side to
side, depending on style,
in a wave-like action.
SSPPEEEED
D
Controls pulsing frequency
of massage in PULSE mode
and controls velocity as it
cycles through in WAVE mode.
Press (+) to increase and (-)
to decrease.
– To reduce the risk of serious injury:
• Do not use unit if power control is damaged or wet. Do not use unit if the hand wand has
been dropped in water or any liquid. Contact your La-Z-Boy
®
dealer for service.
WARNING
Transformer sp ecifications depend on p roduction date. Refer t o transformer
to determine which specifications apply to your product.
La-Z-Touch 2-Motor Mas sage and Heat Power Transformer Specifications:
Input: 120V AC 60Hz 30W, Output: 12V AC 1500mA
or
Input: 100-240V AC 50-60Hz 1.5A, Output: 13.8V DC 2.9A
PPOOWWEER
R
Activates massage
system when button
is backlit with LED.
Press once for 15-min.
timer. Press and hold
down for 30-min. timer.
NOTE: To restart unit
after timer shuts off,
press either ZONE or
PWR button.
ZZOONNEES
S
Activates any or all zones.
LED indicates which zone(s)
has been selected.
IINNTTEENNSSIITTY
Y
Will increase (+) or
decrease (-) intensity
during all modes.
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Thermo-Electric Cooler Operating Instructions
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To reduce the risk of electric shock or serious injury:
• Discon nect the elect rical plug from the wall outlet before cle aning, moving ,
servicing or when not in use fo r an extended period of time.
• Plug directly into a wa ll outlet. Do not use an extension cor d, adapter,
or surge protec tor.
- To reduce th e risk of p roduct da mage:
• The thermo-electric cooler is not a refrigerator. Do not use f or long term
storage of fo od items.
• Never immerse the thermo-electric cooler in wa ter, or any liquid.
Thermo -El ect ric Coole r Operating Information
The Thermo-Electric Cooler is designed to keep pre-chilled food and beverages cold. For maximum
efficiency avoid placing warm or room temperature products in the cooler.
The Thermo-Electric Cooler will lower the temperature to approximately 40° below ambient room
temperature. In normal room temperatures the cooler operates as follows:
• The cooling cycle starts when the temperature inside the cooler reaches 46° to 50° F or higher.
• The cooling cycle stops when the temperature has reached 38° – 40° F.
In very warm room temperatures, the inside temperature of the cooler may be higher and the
cooling cycle will run continuously.
Operat ing Instruction s for the T her mo- Electric Coo ler
Plug the thermo-electric cooler power transformer directly into a wall outlet. Make sure ther e is
enoug h slack in the cor d runn ing from the chair to th e outl et to allow fo r rocking and reclining.
Never stretch or strain a cord.
1. To turn the thermo-electric cooler on, press the on/off switch located on the top of the cooler.
A red light on the switch indicates the cooler is on.
2. Place pre-chilled items in the cooler.
3. Do not use ice or water in the cooler. The cooler does not have a drain.
4. Do not leave the cooler top open when the cooler is on.
5. To turn the thermo-electric cooler off, press the on/off switch located on the top of the cooler.
The red light on the s witch will turn off.
6. Turn the thermo-electric cooler off and unplug the power transformer when not in use.
Thermo-Electric Cooler Care and Maintenance
-
To reduce the risk of electric shock
or serious injury:
• Disconnect the electrical plug from the wall outlet before cleaning, moving, servicing
or when not in use for an extended period of time.
• Plug directly into a wall outlet. Do not use an extension cord, adapter,
or surge protec tor.
- To reduce the risk of product damage:
• Never immerse the thermo-electric cooler in water, or any liquid.
• Prepare the thermo-electric cooler for storage when not in use for an
extended period of time.
Proper care and maintenance is necessary for maximum cooler performance.
Thermo-Electric Cooler Cleaning
1. Turn the thermo-electric cooler off and unplug both power transformers.
2. Remove the rubber mat from inside the cooler. Rinse mat with water and let dr y.
3. Use a soft damp cloth to clean the inside of the cooler. A mild dishwashing detergent may be used
when additional cleaning is necessary. Do not use harsh cleaning agents, solvents or other abrasive
products to clean the cooler.
4. Dry the inside of the cooler with a soft cloth or paper towel.
5. Place the rubber mat in the bottom of the cooler.
6. Plug both power transformers directly into a wall outlet.
Thermo-Electric Cooler Defrosting
It is possible for the thermo-electric cooler to accumulate frost when operated for an extended
period of time. Defrosting is necessar y to maintain the efficiency of the cooler.
1. Turn the thermo-electric cooler off and unplug both power transformers.
2. Open the cooler and let it sit at room temperature until the frost melts. To prevent damage, do
not chip the frost from the cooler.
3. Remove the rubber mat from inside the cooler and let dry.
4. Dry the inside of the cooler with a soft cloth or paper towel.
5. Place the rubber mat in the bottom of the cooler.
6. Plug both power transformers directly into a wall outlet.
DANGER
NOTICE:
DANGER
NOTICE:
(Cooler Care and Maintenance Continued)
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Thermo-Electric Cooler Care and Maintenance
Thermo -El ect ric Coole r Vent Cleaning
Vacuuming the vents once a y ear is recomme nded for maximum c ooler perfor mance.
Homes with multi ple pets shoul d vacuum the vents more frequently.
1. Turn the thermo-electric cooler off and unplug both power transformers.
2. C arefully lift the thermo-electric cooler from the arm of the chair and set in the seat.
3. D isconnect the power cord from the outle t on the backside of th e cooler.
4. U se a vacuum with a crevice tool, or similar attach ment, to vacuum the vents on the
lower sides and bottom of the cooler (F
IGU RE
1).
5. L ay the cooler in th e seat and connect the power cord to the outlet on t he cooler.
6. C arefully lower the thermo-electric cooler into the arm of t he chair, making sure the
power connector is to ward the back of the ch air (F
IGU RE
2).
7. P lug both power transformers directl y into a wall outlet.
FIGURE 2
FIGURE 1
The rmo-E lectr ic Coole r
Pow er Conne ctor
Vents
Thermo-Elec tric Cooler Storage
Proper stora ge of thermo-electric cooler is importa nt if the cooler will not be operat ed
for an extended p eriod of time.
1. Turn the thermo-electric cooler off and unplug both power transformers.
2. Follow the De frost ing and Cleani ng steps if necessary.
3. M ake sure the insid e of the cooler is c ompletely dry.
4. P lace crumpled newspa per inside the thermo-electric cooler to keep the cooler
fresh during storage.
- To reduce th e risk of s eri ous injury:
• Do not attempt to disassemble or ser vice the pump or motor; no serviceable
parts are inside . Contact your La-Z-Boy
®
dealer for service.
Troubleshooting for 2-Mo tor Massage and Heat Function
There are no user maintenance or rep air requirements. If the massage or hea t
function doe s not work:
1. M ake sure that the Automatic Time r Operatio n has not been activated. Press the
Power button to restart the massage. Press the Heat button to r estart the hea t.
2. M ake sure the power transfo rmer is plugge d into an electric al outlet.
3. M ake sure the electrical outlet is working. For example, mak e sure there are no
blown fuses or tripped circuit breakers.
4. M ake sure all the connectors are se cured; refer to th e Assembly Instructions.
5. M ake sure that the electric al cords are not crimped or pinched in any way.
Make sure the electrical cord or plug is not damaged.
If the massag e system still does not operate properly, contac t your dealer for instructions o n
returning th e unit for examina tion and repair. Except for replacement of the po wer transformer,
never a ttempt to ma ke a ny r epairs or adjustment s yo urself.
2-Motor Massage and Heat Pow er Transformer Replacement
If the power transforme r must be replaced :
1. U nplug both power transfo rmers from the electrical outlet.
2. L ocate the 2 -motor massage and hea t power transformer connection;
refer to the Assembly Instructions.
3. G ently pull the connectors apart to disengage.
4. P ush the replac ement 2-moto r massage and heat po wer transformer connect or
into the mating connector; r efer to the Assembly Instructions. Make sure the c onnectors
are securely fastened.
Troubleshooting for Ther mo-Electric Coo ler Functio n
There are no repair requirements. If the thermo -electric cooler does not work:
1. M ake sure the thermo-electri c cooler power transformer is plugged in to a working outlet.
2. M ake sure the thermo-electri c cooler switch is turned on.
3. Make sure the thermo-electric cooler connectors are secured; refer to the Assembly Instructions.
If the thermo-electric cooler still does not work, contact your dealer for instructions on returning
the unit for examination and repair. Never attempt to make any repairs or adjustments yourself.
Thermo-Electric Cooler Recliner with 2-Motor
Massage & Heat Troubleshooting Instructions:
Cha ir
Bac k
WARNING
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- To red uce th e risk of i nju ry:
• This unit is equipped with a tension adjustment feature for the reclining mechanism
that is preset at the factory. The tension setting can be changed for your personal
preference. To avoid tipover and assure stability, do not operate the unit with the
tension adjustment wing nuts completely loosened.
- To reduce risk of product damage:
• Make sure the legrest is closed before tilting forward and adjusting the tension.
• Do not completely tighten the wing nuts. The tension springs should not be completely
compressed after making adjustments. If this occurs, the wing nuts must be loosened
a minimum of
1
⁄2-turn to avoid damage to the spring tension assembly.
• Do not completely loosen the wing nuts. The spring should not slide on the bolt
after making adjustments. If the spring slides on the bolt, tighten the wing nut
clockwise a minimum of 1⁄2-turn, after the spring no longer slides on the bolt.
• Adjust both wing nuts equally.
Reclining Tension Adjustment Instructions
You can adjust the tension of the reclining mechanism to respond to your individual size.
1. Unplug both power transformers from the electrical outlet. Gently roll the reclining chair
forward to rest on its arms and top of the back. Locate the wing nuts, one on each side,
toward the back of the recliner under the reclining seat (only one side shown below).
2. Adjust the tension by turning the wing nuts in ¼-turn increments until the
desired setting is reached.
•
A taller or heavier person may choose to increase the reclining tension by tightening
the wing nuts clockwise.
•
A smaller person may choose to decrease the reclining tension by loosening the wing
nuts counterclockwise.
3. Return the reclining chair to the upright position and test the new setting. Make additional
adjustments if needed, repeating these steps. Plug both power transformers directly into
a wall outlet.
Reclining Tension Adjustment Instructions:
Tension Spring
Win g Nut
WARNING
NOTICE:
To Operate the Legrest
1. Your reclining chair is equipped with a three-position locking legrest for seating comfort.
Simply rotate the handle to operate the legrest (F
IGURE
1). You may stop in any one of three
ideal positions. The 1st position is slightly inclined for relaxed reading (F
IGURE
2). The 2nd
position is slightly more inclined for comfortable television viewing (F
IGURE
3). The 3rd
position is fully extended for complete relaxation (F
IGURE
4). To lower the legrest, rotate
the handle counterclockwise to the fully extended position, then rotate clockwise to the
fully closed position.
2. The chair back can be reclined with the legrest closed or extended. To recline,
apply pressure to the back. Sit upright to return the back to an upright position.
3. Bring the back upright and close the legrest before getting out of the chair.
Additional Feature on Selected Styles
The chair body can be tilted back when the legrest is in use. Shifting your body weight
rearward will cause the chair body to tilt backward offering a number of different positions.
3-Position Legrest Operating Instructions:
FIGURE 1
F
IGURE 3
F
IGURE 2
F
IGURE 4
CLO SED
POS ITION
1ST POSITIO N
2ND POSITIO N 3RD POSITIO N
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To reduce the r isk of serious injury:
• Provide a clear path for operation of the back and legrest. Place tables and area
rugs at a distance to allow the legrest to fully extend without rubbing or interference.
• To safely exit the unit and prevent a tripping hazard, bring the back
upright and close the legrest.
- To reduce ri sk of p roduct damage:
• Damage will occur to the mechanism if the legrest is forced closed from the 1st
or 2nd position. The legrest must be extended to the 3rd position and then closed.
WARNING
NOTICE:
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