I bought this and can't figure out how to fold it into a chair
1470729
Push forward on the back of the chair until you hear a click and it should fall back. I wouldn't force it but I had to do this pretty firmly. It works similar to those old school (70's) lawn chairs.
1470730
Fold the part where the pillow is ALL THE WAY forward, this releases it so the back can be put into multiple positions. Then fold the bottom piece up and you have the chair. It's a little confusing at first but you'll figure it out. I love this chair, I actually have 4 of them.
1470731
Push forward on the back of the chair it releases it and it should fall back. Then you fold the other parts out to form a bed. When you get that far you'll see how it should be. - Inhouse
1470732
Hello. Just raise the top until you hear a click, them you just fold the bottom into the top part. It was really easy once I figured it out.
1470733
You have to force it, it feels like you have resistance, but you have to force the fold, and you will hear a clicking sound. It won't break, so give it a try.
798046
I did not receive instructions with my chair as well. Since it was given to me as a gift I just assembled it by guessing what to put where.
129425
You must have the baby set. You then push it into the two chair sides and then snap the middle into the baby set if that makes sense. You reach beneath and pull a button toward you to release it.
1390641
Folding it is my only complaint--I can't fold it like it came. The best I can do is a flat heap with the elastic band holding it together. I'll try to explain -with the 2 sides folded together, grab the top right side with one hand, and the bottom left side with the other. Bring your 2 hands together while twisting the shade toward your body. Now scrunch it flat and get the elastic band around it to hold it together. Like wrestling an alligator! I have to say that each time it gets a little easier. Good luck.
2071557
Just pop the arm rests up and fold the chair. If you are having difficulty, you may have a faulty chair. It is very easy to close.
1145592
Hi! the chair can not be folded. You could take it apart and store it but it would be a hassle to put it together again.
2171728
There's no button. Below the seat there is what looks like a thin, black tube that runs end to end below the aluminum rod under the seat. All you do is push the chair back forward and pull on the black tube and the chair folds easily. Just look for that black tube and pull! It's pretty simple once I figured that out. GOOD LUCK!
1767562
Standing facing the chair grap the bars on each side of the seat lifting the chair while pushing the bars towards each other. It should fold in half easily that way then press down the side table.
1882429
Flip it over and pull the pin that is located on the right side at fold. Remember to pull the legs and slide them into flat position.
195212
It's been a while since we used it but I think you pull pole up to unlock then it collapses and you fold it in.
972219
Theres a handle in the seat. Pull up and it collapses. Bam! Folded! Very easy!
1728369
It is a little tricky to learn and would be hard to explain in words. A demonstration would serve you better. Perhaps YouTube might have a video. Once folded in half, grasp each side and twist until it all folds into a circle.
2129419
Fold the chair to get the backrest on then lock down the bottom hinges it will stretch enough
360340
It took me a while to figure it out too! I ended up looking up a video of a woman folding it up on YouTube. Good luck!
2171727
Hello, I had the hardest time figuring out how to close it myself. You need to stand behind the chair with one hand on the handle. Pull down the black cord underneath the chair and at the same time push the handle forward and the chair will fold up. I hope my instructions help you.
812071
I find it easiest to fold the chair by picking it up and gripping the chair with each hand on the sides of the seat and pulling upwards which releases and folds the chair. Once you get used to it it's extremely easy to do. It literally takes five seconds.
2207565
I spent an hour trying various ways to handle it with one hand. To fold it, I lifted the handhold on one side until the chair started to fold, then pushed it against my leg to finish the job. I'm 73 and a little worse for wear and found it difficult to lift it high enough to put in the trunk. The only way I could do it was to lift it off the ground, then swing it around and up, rotating my body 180 degrees. Sounds awkward, but after a few tries became rather easy to do.