Once in the correct position can the arm be locked in that position?
1196745
Yes it can be. The articulated swing arms have Allen bolts at the joints. Once you have it in the position you want you will need to tighten each of these bolts tight with an Allen wrench. I left a little slack in mine where it was stiff but still adjustable enough so I could move it a bit if I needed to. I have had mine for a pretty long time and have no problems with it at all.
1561826
Yes, each arm can rotate out and swivle then be fixed in almost any angle. I can answer other question if needed.
503645
no there is no way to lock it, but it is stiff enough that it would stay in position except in the most severe conditions
188356
yes the arm moves quite freely. NOT SURE if you can switch the hot/cold not sure if you want to reverse them, which I am sure you can do< or if you want a different one?
1431481
The arm is automatic. You don't want to force it into any position. Try resetting it by unplugging it from the door. Just shutting it off doesn't force a reset.
202712
Yes. The arms are folded down-- you just need to pull them up to lock in place. Love it!
2265463
Hi Christine!Thank you for your inquiry!To the best of my knoweldge the answer would be yes the chair can lock in that position.AisteBisonOffice
2145026
No, it cannot be locked in the "on" position, although it takes very little effort on the switch once you thumb the safety.
118774
No. There is no true locking position, however there is a point in which the legs will cease to pull out.
1893010
The arm has spring loaded tension devices in each joint. The arm stays in the position you place it
341266
Unfortunately no. The grips are based on the same tech as the Perfect Pushups and rotate freely. There isn't a locking option for them.
969417
This arm DOES return to the rest by itself, it doesn't just sit on the record. But you do have to place it on the record yourself initially. It does have a cuing lever.
74222
Not that I'm aware of. Never tried to adjust the arm. Not sure if your talking up and down or lateral movement.Either way I haven't had a need to do so.
1903771
Unfortunately not. There are holes drilled in the back and left side so that the arm sits on the left side.
1104376
As one reply said, it is secured in place by a screw. If you want to move it to other locations on the arm, you'll need to drill new holes in the arm (which I've done).
361347
This chair cannot be locked while reclining. It can lock, however, in the upright position to prevent reclining.
489439
It doesn't have a locking feature. It relies on friction against the surface it's resting on to keep it from slipping. If I'm not mistaken, I believe the manufacturer has a maximum angle for which it can be safely used.