My chair has a heat button for feet and back, but where do I plug in the backrest wire in? It looks like right side but I'm having trouble finding it
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Most of the plugs are on in and behind the arm rests that attach to the chair but some are in the seat itself. You should check and make sure all the plugs are plugged in to there respective spots
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There should be a couple plastic robes that are attached by straps. You tuck those between the seat and back rest. That is how the one I have works.
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Yes. You can turn on the heat in either the lumbar or seat region or both without turning on the vibration. You can also use the vibration at the select intensity you wish with or without heat and where you want it. Both my husband and I use this and we've used it a lot in the past year. Still works great!
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The chair comes in two pieces, However, the assembly is very simple. The back reclining section slides on to the chair base. Other than this, simply unwrap the controller, plug it in and it's ready to go.
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I never had any problem or even thought about it until the question arose, so I went out and tried to see how it worked for me. I back up to the chair from the side (either one) with the back of one leg close to the armrest and grab the armrest with the closest hand. Then I grab the frame of the chair with the other hand close to the back of my other leg. While holding the chair against both legs I then proceed to sit with no problems, and simply swing into a reclining position. Then I reverse the procedure to exit the chair. Hope this helps!
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Im not sure exactly what you are asking, but let me guess. The connector wires must connect at the bottom of the bed and on the top side of the mattress pad(between the pad and your sheets). Additionally, connect the pad and only turn on the left side to 9. If you have it backwards or upside down the heated side will be on the right of the bed.
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The chair pad is about one inch thick foam with a soft fleece fabric zippered cover. It covers the chair seat, not the back. The low 5v heating element is designed for use with a USB port or USB adapter. It gets warm, not hot. The longer you sit, the warmer it gets. The chair pad does not provide back support. It is positioned on the chair's seat and adds comfort and warmth.
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I love my Anti=Gravity Chair. Yes, when I first got it I fell on my back too. Then I decided there had to be a easy way to open the chair and I found it. While the chair is folded up set it down on the deck while holding the back rest in your left hand. Then find the arm rest and push down on it until the legs separate to fully open. (That is important) Push down on the back rest until the chair is in a sitting upright position, then it is safe and easy to sit down on it. Use the heels of your shoes to raise up the foot until it is in the position of recline you prefer. When opened correctly it should be in the position of a regular chair when you attempt to sit on it. I hope that helps you to enjoy your chair. Ray Wright
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An easy way to set up the chair is to place the ground support leg, that has the bar with the little knob at its end, against your chest. Then turn the bar with the little knob at its end toward the other bar with the holes in it so that it rests below the bar with the holes in it. Then line them up, and with just a little pulling force on the other leg (the one that has the bar with the holes in it), insert the bar with the knob into one of the holes. I use the last hole (it's the easiest). I think the other holes are there for when the chair starts to shrink once it's used a bit and starts to loosen up. An easy way to set up the chair is to place the ground support leg, that has the bar with the little knob at its end, against your chest. Then turn the bar with the little knob at its end toward the other bar with the holes in it so that it rests below the bar with the holes in it. Then line them up, and with just a little pulling force on the other leg (the one that has the bar with the holes in it), insert the bar with the knob into one of the holes. I use the last hole (it's the easiest). I think the other holes are there for when the chair starts to shrink once it's used a bit and... » Read More An easy way to set up the chair is to place the ground support leg, that has the bar with the little knob at its end, against your chest. Then turn the bar with the little knob at its end toward the other bar with the holes in it so that it rests below the bar with the holes in it. Then line them up, and with just a little pulling force on the other leg (the one that has the bar with the holes in it), insert the bar with the knob into one of the holes. I use the last hole (it's the easiest). I think the other holes are there for when the chair starts to shrink once it's used a bit and starts to loosen up. « Show Less
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Im sorry i dont have an answer. You might have a shortage or your item may be defective My chair was as simple as plug and play.
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ours was new construction so it is hardwired in. It has an outlet within it and the manufacturer should be able to tell you if you can just plug it in. I don't remember what the back looked like. Good luck.
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Go to the company website to get a manual. I no longer own that chair, I sold it.
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Sorry to hear you're having trouble. My chair seems to work fine. Wish I had a suggestion for you.
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I guess first position is chair goes back(back of the chair touches the floor) and foot rest extends out. Then you can push back further on the back of the chair for a more horizontal position but the foot rest doesn't move anymore. Your legs will always be sticking out unless you are just sitting upright in the chair.
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Not sure what you are asking... you can put the pad behind your back & sit in a chair. It's electric so you'll need to be in proximity to a plug. The only thing I don't like about this pad is that the control doesn't have a light in it so when you're watching tv in the dark you have to turn a light on to read the control. It is a moist heat - have no idea how they do that. It gets decently hot and has an attached hook/loop strap so I can wrap it around my elbow & it stays relatively well while watching tv.
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No it won't come on unless the power button is on. The heat is only in the lumbar section, not the entire pad. It has low, medium and high for vibration. Maybe low would work for you. I l
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(A) take out #9 parts, push back Piston tension bar to original position (B)set chair back (1) and seat (2) to 90 ,like picture 2 (C) put #9 piston back on (1)and (2) and tight screw #12 (D)last put on cable.If you want a photo for cable position I can e-mail for you.e-mail please.PS. no everything done, do not press chair side button and adjust tension.