Is there a lever you must use to collapse the step?
154894
At the rear of the upper step, there is a handle that you grip, then push a button to the left of the handle down with your thumb, and the unit collapses.
910772
The likelihood of it breaking is very very slim to none , but whats more critical is to make sure each step is fully locked in its position, because if one slips out of position ,it could have a domino affect from step to step . The odds of you ending all the way down are again very very slim , but just a few steps slipping and you could end up all the way down .
1961317
Yes, not a knob so to speak, but a clamp. These rails are so tight and precise to begin with. But yes, once you have them in the location you desire, you clamp/close the side levers.
85052
Yes, child and swivel and raise and collapse the ladder manually. It actually has a pretty decent range!
178007
There is a push button catch on the back of the top step that locks the folded step ladder together. To release this catch, push down (NOT BACK) to release the lock. Then you can unfold the step ladder. If you look at the back of the folded step ladder then you can see this locking mechanism.
47116
Not without taking the drawers apart. I had the same situation with bringing it upstairs. I turned it over on it's top, covered it with a tarp and tied the tarp down, then used a large area rug to slide it up the stairs. I had a friend help me but could have used another person at the bottom, as I pulled the rug and he pushed.
1638859
I have had no difficulty with raising it with the foot lever, however I am having difficulty lowering it.
1761666
Yes and no. The button will collapse it, but you have to push it down into the base so that it will stay folded.
1220323
There is a small level on the top step, you just pull up on it to release the lock mech.
178005
There is a "button" on the back of the top step. It may be a little stiff at first by just press in and it will release the lock and allow the steps to come down.
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.
1791782
You have to manually fold it, but it's easy to do...I could do it without breaking stride. It does automatically extend though when you need to use it
178004
On the top step is the push in lever. I know it seems like you should lift it but no, you pucj it in and it will open.
2112498
I had a little trouble the first time, but it's pretty easy. Make sure that the bar that you put down for a step is put back up (yes, I made that mistake and fought it forever until I remembered it was down) then you grab the bars that are at the sides attached to the seat (not the armrests) and pulling up and in with them while pushing your forearms against the armrests and it should close fine.
1255626
No, there are only two hole to hold the pins so the legs stay open. The steps fold down but there isn't anything to keep it closed.
1129221
Yes just be careful because the width is as one of the steps, but I use it and the ladder is so light!
340169
You're suppose to turn the lever on the side so that the plate is loosened from the base. Once you do this the plate should move front and back in, but will be held in by the safety. You need to press and hold down the button on the opposite side of the lever and then slide the plate out.If you're not able to do this or get the plate to slide, then it might be jammed and defective. Its hard to say w/o seeing exactly where you are running into problems first hand, but for a non-defective adapter plate the steps above should work.