How do you lock the tilt tension? The lever says right or left to do it but the lever only moves up or down for height adjustment.
921443
There is a knob on the right side just where the arm meets the back. This is what you turn for tension. It's a great chair.
1195275
To tilt it you have to be fully extended, but after the tilt you can move it to the position you want.
795448
You can adjust so there is no tilt and lock it there, which is what we have done or tilt and lock it. We primarily use the tilt position when setting it up. I think you would only need the tilt if the tv were high up on the wall. Hope this helps.
1063756
Yes, you can make the lamp head tilt up and down as well as tilt left to right.... the locks work pretty well, though I don't think I'd ask them to let me make adjustments every day.
595067
You can manually change the tilt, but then it oscillates left to right at whatever angle of tilt you set. Stated differently, it will automatically oscillate left to right, but it will not automatically oscillate up and down.
1061686
The video covers some of the more obvious things but not the less obvious ones. If you have the base (where the camera screws in) level with the handle pointing at you, the thing you can unscrew on the right side is for the pivot (to take portrait pictures), which will let you tilt the base plate by lefting the left side up and over to the right. The round knob on the left side unlocks the left-to-right pivoting. There doesn't seem to be any knob to adjust the up and down pivoting; you just have to push hard (unless mine is broken?)
365456
Tighten the tension screw ( plastic knob ) a few turns at a time and then clamp it down. If its still loose, unclamp and turn the knob a few more times until you achieve your desired tension.
1141641
Good news! Yes, you can do it. Skill calls it the manual mode. Just press the mode button 3 times until indicator LED turns red instead of green. And now you could tilt it at whichever angle desirable.
627893
The lever on the left allows you to "rock" back when it's up and doesn't not rock when it's down. That's the only tilt I'm aware of
1175396
Mine does tilt but it was VERY stiff to change angle. Just tried it again and was able to adjust but still very stiff
1075696
You can lock it pretty much any height you want. You raise and lower by turning a loop and the lock puts a pin in the loop so it won't turn.
2144137
I had similar problem but it was because I didn't refer back to the instructions and got the tension knob & the locking knob mixed up. Boy did I feel stupid! I guess "when all else fails, read the instructions" is not as stupid as it sounds. I hope that is not your problem but it is a thought.
811571
Turn it over twisted it, pushed it up and twisted it again to lock it. Hope this helps.
1969013
Pull the lever out to the side and rotate down. Then simply rotate it back up. The tabbed lever acts as a wrench for the tightening mechanism.
858388
The tilt mechanism can sometimes be stuck, if you examine the bar that goes into the "pneumatic pump area", you'll see it crosses over to the left side to lock the seat... If it isn't engaging, try some WD-40 or tilt chair forward and try in a slightly forward tilt position, and it should engage
1963649
There are a couple of screws at the bottom that you will use to adjust the tilt. The tighter the screws, the less the tilt. if your TV is 50 inches +, you will need a long screwdriver to reach them.
815914
It's the lever you use to make the chair go up and down. Pulling that level out will allow the chair to tilt. Pushing it in will lock the chair in an upright position.