how do you attach the seat cushion to the chair?
1308188
The set comes with screws, you flip the chair over and screw the cushion to the chair frame. The directions for the set are very simple. I'm a 25 year old woman and I put the whole set together myself with no issues. ;)
57392
The cushion is stapled on to a board that screws onto the stool. You should be able to change the fabric.
1158866
Theres really no instructions, all i did was turn my chair upside down and gave it a big pull, the old part came out of the seat but i had to use a hammer to remove the other section. I used a pair of water pump pliers to get a hold of it and give it a twist to loosen it from the base as it was stuck with "age". that was a big help and i would use that technique before using a hammer lol but it worked none the less. After you get the base and seat separated from the plunger, just set the new one in. the end with the red button goes in the seat end and the other goes in the base. Hope this helps, but as far as the part itself goes, it works fine.
1563678
Use the belt-like carrying strap to secure the cushion to the chair back. For the slippery sitting surface, try wrapping the cushion with a turkish towel. Tuck/wrap it around the cushion. Hope this helps.
1921039
There is a lever below the seat on the left hand side near the back. Push the lever forward to release the seat and then when the seat is where you want it, push the lever to the back to secure the seat.
1145575
The cushion is part the seat, not an attachment, so no. Without the seat you have no chair!
1644314
engage the brakes on the wheelchair; position the leg rest at a right angle to the chair and line up the holes on the leg rest with the pins on the chair. Once they are in proper alignment, swing the leg rest forward using the lever to lock in place. The process takes some practice but rest assured will become easier with practice. GOOD LUCK!
1424144
Just screwing on the legs to the body of the chair. Screwdriver is required for this.
2009008
I had the same problem. One side clicked into place. I found that to install or remove the back of the chair it is easier if you tilt the chair forward 90 degrees so that the back is parallel to the floor. You should be able to lift the bottom flap and see the two attachment points. I believe there is detent that you will have to press and release to get the right side to release if it has indeed clicked into place. I believe I pressed using a screwdriver to insure I didn't pinch a finger. If you get the right side to release the back should be much easier to see the attachment points to align both sides when the chair is tilted as I've described. I had the same problem. One side clicked into place. I found that to install or remove the back of the chair it is easier if you tilt the chair forward 90 degrees so that the back is parallel to the floor. You should be able to lift the bottom flap and see the two attachment points. I believe there is detent that you will have to press and release to get the right side to release if it has indeed clicked into place. I believe I pressed using a screwdriver to insure I didn't pinch a finger. If you get the right side to release the back should be much easier to see the attachment points to... » Read More I had the same problem. One side clicked into place. I found that to install or remove the back of the chair it is easier if you tilt the chair forward 90 degrees so that the back is parallel to the floor. You should be able to lift the bottom flap and see the two attachment points. I believe there is detent that you will have to press and release to get the right side to release if it has indeed clicked into place. I believe I pressed using a screwdriver to insure I didn't pinch a finger. If you get the right side to release the back should be much easier to see the attachment points to align both sides when the chair is tilted as I've described. « Show Less
1158868
Theres really no instructions, all i did was turn my chair upside down and gave it a big pull, the old part came out of the seat but i had to use a hammer to remove the other section. I used a pair of water pump pliers to get a hold of it and give it a twist to loosen it from the base as it was stuck with "age". that was a big help and i would use that technique before using a hammer lol but it worked none the less. After you get the base and seat separated from the plunger, just set the new one in. the end with the red button goes in the seat end and the other goes in the base. Hope this helps, but as far as the part itself goes, it works fine. Theres really no instructions, all i did was turn my chair upside down and gave it a big pull, the old part came out of the seat but i had to use a hammer to remove the other section. I used a pair of water pump pliers to get a hold of it and give it a twist to loosen it from the base as it was stuck with "age". that was a big help and i would use that technique before using a hammer lol but it worked none the less. After you get the base and seat separated from the plunger, just set the new one in. the end with the red button goes in the seat end and the other goes in the base.... » Read More Theres really no instructions, all i did was turn my chair upside down and gave it a big pull, the old part came out of the seat but i had to use a hammer to remove the other section. I used a pair of water pump pliers to get a hold of it and give it a twist to loosen it from the base as it was stuck with "age". that was a big help and i would use that technique before using a hammer lol but it worked none the less. After you get the base and seat separated from the plunger, just set the new one in. the end with the red button goes in the seat end and the other goes in the base. Hope this helps, but as far as the part itself goes, it works fine. « Show Less
1849993
I would like to say "you don't". It's been five months and I've only done one chair. You have to give it your best guess, drill a hole, then put the screw in. It's difficult and time consuming.
1813062
There may be a trick but we did not find it. My husband removed the screws that held it to the frame. It was a bit of a trick and took both of us to hold the cushion back so he could get to the screws, but it worked.
974006
First, you get out of the chair! Then face the front of the chair, put you arms (both) down, on the inside of the arm rests, grab the edges of the seat and pry the edges of the seat together. I will require a little pressure but you can do it.
544381
So sorry for the late response. I've been in the hospital for a while. Since the chairs come unassembled, it should be possible. It won't be extremely easy but doable. There is a black cloth backing stapled to the underside of the cushion. That would need to be carefully removed, then remove the staples from the current fabric before attaching your own. Then restaple the black fabric. If you want, I can send a picture of the underside, which is already assembled. Leona
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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
1297401
Screw are for anchoring the back to the frame of the chair. On the back side of the frame for the cloth back, you will see a hole at the bottom. Slip the back over the frame and screw the screws into the fram.
2121523
Sit on the chair stick your hand under the chair and pull-up the hook under the chair while you sitting down otherwise will not work ,you have to be sitting down on the chair pull-up the little Hook under the chair it will go down