will this fix a wobble in a computer chair?
463571
No. If the seat wobbles, it's probably no longer securely fastened. Tip the chair upside down and look for loose screws/bolts where parts connect with each other. (I think you have a screw loose somewhere. Sorry, couldnt resist) &#128515;
463572
No. If the seat wobbles, it's probably no longer securely fastened. Tip the chair upside down and look for loose screws/bolts where parts connect with each other. (I think you have a screw loose somewhere. Sorry, couldnt resist) �
1306289
Not in my experience - depends on how much wobble I suppose. Pay close attention to the steel gears. Look for signs of rubbing and premature wear - if you see anything of significance then I'd contact the manufacturer.
1145502
I believe so. This stand is very sturdyt. I have a full 88 key Williams keyboard on it in my living room with not even a wobble. Strongly recommend.
719109
I have two of these and wobble is not a problem. However, I would think that wobble from typing would most likely be caused by an unsteady desk to which the arm would be attached.
1856571
Our repair was on a Flexsteel recliner. Compare your broken part with the picture and description of this part to be sure.
588354
Not without a little extra work. The arms for the tray also serve to stabilize the legs of the chair. I suppose you could take a hacksaw to the arms at the bend or find some other piece to serve as a cross brace for the legs.
1331151
I really don't know why swagman doesn't answer these things. The anti wobble has nothing to do with the cable. the anti-wobble is achieved by tightening the bolt. The cable is for security. It really is a good product.
1895450
I think it should have some give. Did you try using it? Mine is a little wobbly but works well that is why I say it should have some give
482079
It will not. A wobbly stick is caused by the joystick box, the thing you plug the rubber piece into. To fix a wobbly stick you either have to get a new controller or solder a different box on.
1608278
No Idea? It was given as a gift. I believe it worked on a kitchen chair. Sorry I do not have that info.
1646477
No, but my one suggestion would be to add wood glue as you put in the screws. My chairs are a little wobbly now, and I wish I had done that.
1669934
No. It is basically just an "X" that pivots in the middle. Even if your tower overhangs a bit, it should work. Just make sure the weight is centered on the stand. Also be cautious when rolling because the width adjustment does not lock in place. Consequently the stand tends to open (widen) on its own when rolled around. I solved this problem by attaching a spring between the two rear wheels, causing the stand to grab the tower instead of just supporting it. Now I have no problem with the computer falling out, even when rolling on carpet.
217843
Not sure. My rack is wobbly. I wound up getting bungy cords and wrapping around unit to make it more stable. Not the most comforting feeling when you have 3 keyboards sitting on an unstable frame.
352004
It would not the balance on this chair is not good. It is very uncomfortable. I dont recommended it. I am looking to replace this one.
1200153
Sorry to hear you're having trouble. My chair seems to work fine. Wish I had a suggestion for you.
762270
If you tighten everything very well I would say yes. I have mine tightened in one position right now and am using it as a small table cause don't have a laptop at this time.
491712
I use the deluxe keyboard arm and tray. I have had no wobbles in my 1.5 years of use. The shelf is very stable. The glide mechanism has a firm grip on the shelf. This keeps the shelf from floating in or out while I'm working on it. I have to use 2 hands or push dead center to slide it under the desk when I am finished.