How do you get the back to snap in tight?
1444244
It makes a good aize pop noise when ot snaps in. If not then you may have to return it. I bought two and both snappes in tifht
1444245
Although it sounds like a simple question, it isn't, as you haven't given the problem you are having in placing the back. How "tight" do you expect it to be? When I placed the back into the slots it did "snap" are you not feeling it snap? You could have placed it at an off-angle and so it isn't fitting snugly into the channel. Pull it out and then try gently placing it into the back slots until you hear a "snap" It won't be as tight as if it was screwed in, however, it shouldn't be "loose" either. Good luck!
1444246
I pulled it out and aligned it then pushed hard on the top of the back - it has to go in straight and even, then it clicks and holds tight
1444247
As I recall it just slid on but the foot rest and chair were in the recline position when I mounted it. Afterwards when closing up the chair it locked in.
1444248
align it even side to side, and push down on the top of the back - it will click into place and hold very tight
2129419
Fold the chair to get the backrest on then lock down the bottom hinges it will stretch enough
563927
I know exactly what your talking about. Mine kinda did the same thing. Try rotating the knuckle the full 180 degress a few times and it should loosen a little bit. I think it will always feel a little stiff.
748739
Mine was tight also. I trimmed the foam off the back cover. It's only there to keep the cover snug. It fits perfect now. Hope this helps
1335904
It took me one or two tries....undo it and set that side first and push down fairly hard. only when you feel it "click" (and it's subtle) should you move on to the other side. If this doesn't work, definitely let them know and get another one, since once I got my on, it has stayed on beautifully. I remember though that there was a moment or two when I thought one side might not snap, but it did.
1101676
Just slide out the back as per arrow, press the back very lightly, while sliding out. Good Luck (Bipin Patel)
1430810
Wow, the snaps on mine are tight but I haven't experienced this. I would try gripping the mesh in between the 2 snaps but close to one of them and pulling apart from there, or carefully pry between the two halves of the snap itself with a screwdriver. Good Luck and I hope that helps!!!
2043096
Turn it upside down seat part on the ground. Pull up on the legs, snaps out . Mine came unassembled so it comes out easily, yours maybe not so easily. Popping back in is a little harder, if I don't get it snapped in good, my legs come out moving it .
1500172
how did you get it to lean back? Mind is what you want it doesn't lean back no matter what I try
1733994
It was very difficult to do. The only thing I found that seemed to help that was to do 2 opposite corners first. Even doing that I had a hard time. I think they want it to be tight. Hope this helps.
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
1058054
Twist (like you would a jar top) and turn it. It will go down and then secure it by turning it into place.
2245786
There us no need to even come close to having them that tight. Use the wrench that comes with it. I snuged mine up by hand .
1096291
We only screw it in to hand tightness. We've never had a problem. I know this sounds dumb, but have you tried putting in different?
1553380
You have to work it slowly like I'm sure youve already tried. I Even slightly bent in a small bit of the side to get it to at least start. Then wiggle it around in a circle til it finally seats. Its a pain in the Butt. Sorry no great secret way.
720227
The back cover is on very tight. You might have to use a very thin knife or your finger nail to get the back cover off. Be very careful doing it and putting it back on. I had the same problem until I discovered how to do it.
1621455
I had the same problem. Look down from the top of the chair into the hole the seat back should go into. You should see a clear oval passage (matches the shape of the back post). If that is partially blocked, the locking mechanism is misaligned. Look next at the ends of the locking mechanism -- both the knob end and the opposite end (plastic, D-shaped pieces on my chair) should be flush with or stick out a little bit from the square metal bracket. line up the D-shaped plastic pieces with the matching holes in the metal bracket and then tap the end that sticks out too far until things line up better. I had to loosen/tighten the knob to get things lined up properly before tapping into position (it need a pretty good whack to be honest). I ended up using a rubber mallet to persuade compliance! once the mechanism is aligned, you may need to loosen the knob to allow the back to slide in, then tighten and you should be good to go.