If i just lift up the cover, but keep the seat down; will the soft close still work for just the cover? Thanks!
139813
It doesn't slam and when I let go it falls down slow. So, my answer would be yes.
139814
It is a soft close works for both seat and cover-so yes if the seat is in the down position and you want to close downward the cover it will slow close with no noise.
276888
it closes with velcro i did not have a problem in afixing it to the seatbelt. you can raise it up or down to fit your comfortzone.
1993685
Everything will slow shut on it except the child portion of the seat. It can slam down. It does have a strong magnet to hold it in place when not in use so that it doesn't slam.
1720154
I'm not sure exactly what you mean. My lift has an arm that comes down to hold the chair to the ramp. I put the cover on after I raise the ramp and take it off when I lower it. It is solid as shown but there is enough play for my purposes. Great cover if its what you can use. The picture of it is exact if that helps any.
1552748
yes, it still works. i don't close the cover fully because it does not fit well.
1917064
No, soft top has to be down but that's it. You can't put the top up but you never have to take frame off.
1959625
I did not have this exact one. The one I had was hard where baby's head would rest. To fix this problem, I just put some blankets between the cover and the plastic piece. This made it soft.
1438598
My toilet seat is lifted by atleast 3 inches, if I tighten all the screws. I have to leave the screws loose to have it some place to relax if someone sits on the seat. If I tighten the screws to its max, it makes a cracking sound and I fear it will break. I'm not sure if I can treat it differently.
2079190
You need to pull the little handle out on the right side under the seat. Its the same handle to raise and lower.
471974
If you mean "tighten" so that the seat doesn't slide around when you sit on it, here is what you do: pop up the tulip-shaped covers at the back of the closed seat (a bottle opener works great for this), then use a scredriver to tighten the plastic screws. If, however, you are asking how to make the seat close slowly again and this suggestion doesn't do it, you will need to contact the manufacturer.
1236114
This isn't going to help I'm afraid. The back rest lowers easily onto the seat for storage/carrying. I tried to remove the back completely, and I couldn't do it. Afraid I was about to break it. So I got the instructions, and sure enough they say the back rest removes for an older child. I went back to try again after reading the instructions (which make it appear quite easy to do) and still couldn't do it! Either I'm totally missing something, or this particular model does not allow removal of the back rest.
1896644
You till have to use the latch as before. The bar actually prevents people from pulling on the flimsy plastic slide cover and using it as the door closer. Check out this video on YouTube: http://youtu.be/QwjMmGZvj2oHope this helps.
274602
The seat cover is the size of the child seat and thus smaller than the adult seat. so if you remove the child seat you will not be able to lower the seat cover properly. I would not recommend removing the child seat.
2167833
Sorry for the delay, had to check. No, the child seat part does not slow close, only the adult ring and the main cover. Hmmm, that would have been smart.
275534
Mine stayed closed so well I had to loosen it a bit so I could flip it open easier. You should have no problems. (:
1618901
I've never just used the slow close mechanism to lower the seat, so I don't know. You can just push the seat down and lid will stay open.
1738467
I have it set to just reach the closed position but not to overcome the door latch and lock the door. In this case it is a soft close. If you increase the tension to close the door until it latches, it will probably accelerate somewhat due to the momentum gained while it swings shut.