will this arm come down automatically? Is it spring loaded?
470643
It will come down automatically. However, it is not spring loaded, but gravity will help it latch.
470644
Latch arm is not spring loaded, but will come down when the rod fully engages the latch, just like a standard gate latch.
470645
Yes because I remember getting locked out accidently several times. I used it for about 4 months and a big gust of wind slammed my gate shut and bent part of this devise. I decide not to use this again. I did like the key feature. I won't buy another one.
470646
The gate would have to be spring loaded to shut. This lock is great but the gate hinges need to be spring loaded you can buy these from Amazon.
1278964
It's spring loaded. Make sure you buy good batteries. They make a big difference
1918946
No. Once the chair is put into "sitting" position the armrests automatically come up
556177
Yes this is spring loaded. You can turn the lock a quarter turn to keep in in the unlocked position if desired. If not set at a quarter turn the spring will automatically lock when the door us put back in the closed position.
462882
Unfortunately I can't remember exactly how. I will try take a look this evening. I think the previous answer is correct. If I remember correctly, I forced the seat down several times before the spring was activated/able to work. I think there is a release bar the trigger by pressing to down firmly
1786148
No that should not be happening. If it is there is a problem.It should spring back to its zero position.
1472354
Yes, but the arm is so heavy the light won't stay up. And if it isn't straight, it shuts off.
1956133
The pedal when stepped on creates the tension on the spring. When you step down and the tension gets to a certain point the arm releases. When the arm is locked and loaded there is no tension on the spring until you step down on the pedal creating it. Youtube videos will show you how it works.
115533
No, it should not drop on its own. The one I bought is at my mother's house, so I can't look at it. But, if I remember correctly, there's a screw adjustment that I had to tighten more than I thought I would have to.
574734
No, it doesn't lower by itself. You have to manually adjust it where you want it, whether higher or lower.
1979503
No issues at all. I usually rest my arm on the arm rest while shifting. The arm rest isn't in the way at all (with me at least) even when not resting my arm on it while shifting. So, no issues on my end.
2203963
Yes, Danielle, it's spring loaded, with a number of mounting options. I keep it on it's side.Hope this helps.Michael
810959
No, it really isn't spring loaded. It latches as the bar slides onto the opening; strictly a mechanical closing. I have used this for about 4 years on my gate and works great.
1363037
step down on the other side and force it down, you do have to help it. Its not automatic.
1952126
the bottom half of the arm is stationary but it can slide up and down on the pole that mounts to the table. the top half moves up and down with a fair range of motion. the tension of the spring for the vertical adjustment can be adjusted with an allen wrench. had 'em for over a year and am happy with them. having the cables run inside the arm keeps it nice and tidy.
251473
just with tension. there is a little screw that tightens down on the arm to hold it in place. in all honesty, not amazing but it works. I have had some issues getting it to lock into place myself...but on the other hand it is really cheap.
200297
Yes, there is a spring pin that you pull on to release the arms. Unit folds down easily.