How does the chair lock and unlock?
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There's a white tab protuding from under blue seat. You lift it and swivel. You'll hear it click into next locked position. It's very easy to do, even whilst seated on it.
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To adjust the height you adjust each leg by pushing in one of those pin button things till it goes into the next slot up or down and adjust each leg to the height you want till they are all even and they lock into place. I must admit that for a senior the swivel spin top probably would be too difficult to work alone unless they have a fair amount of arm strength. While sitting on the chair you lift a little tab that sticks out and pull up while you spin the direction you want. My Grandma is 90 and so i have to lift and she spins but her 75 year old sister does it on her own so I guess it depends on what kinda shape you are in . It is a great stool though. Very sturdy worth the money. To adjust the height you adjust each leg by pushing in one of those pin button things till it goes into the next slot up or down and adjust each leg to the height you want till they are all even and they lock into place. I must admit that for a senior the swivel spin top probably would be too difficult to work alone unless they have a fair amount of arm strength. While sitting on the chair you lift a little tab that sticks out and pull up while you spin the direction you want. My Grandma is 90 and so i have to lift and she spins but her 75 year old sister does it on her own so I guess it... » Read More To adjust the height you adjust each leg by pushing in one of those pin button things till it goes into the next slot up or down and adjust each leg to the height you want till they are all even and they lock into place. I must admit that for a senior the swivel spin top probably would be too difficult to work alone unless they have a fair amount of arm strength. While sitting on the chair you lift a little tab that sticks out and pull up while you spin the direction you want. My Grandma is 90 and so i have to lift and she spins but her 75 year old sister does it on her own so I guess it depends on what kinda shape you are in . It is a great stool though. Very sturdy worth the money. « Show Less
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The swivel seat has four lock positions, at 90 degree angles from each other. To unlock the seat, pull up on a flexible plastic lever just outside the padded seat. The lever releases the seat so it can swivel. It will lock into the next quarter-around position. It is easy to release the seat to swivel. The lever is not shown in the picture.
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The seat turns. There is a white tab that extends on one side of the seat. Lift the tab and the seat will turn in either direction. Neat! I use it all the time. Big Jim
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There is a piece of plastic that you have to lift to swivel, and then it locks part way around- takes a little practice but helps when you have trouble lifting yourself up from the stool. I also had handicap bars put in the shower to help lift myself up. I purchased this stool because it adjusts in height and my shower is so small there is no room for a large chair.
758459
I don't remember any locks, the chairs were tight from being new, but they opened easily. Very comfy too.
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I'm surprised no one has actually figured this out yet and written this tip to help others figure out the tilt. You know how you pull on the handle to make the chair go up and down (the pneumatic lift)? Well, you just have to pull that bar out for tilt, and push it in for lock position. The knob is only for tension. Pull out the bar!
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I don't believe it does lock when folded. It is a problem for me as well. I am using a small bungee cord to keep the chair folded.
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Hi Christine!Thank you for your inquiry!To the best of my knoweldge the answer would be yes the chair can lock in that position.AisteBisonOffice
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Taylor - I was traveling for a few days this week, sorry for the delayed response. The wheels do not lock. I believe the slot and pin for the wheels is a standard size, so it would be pretty easy to pick up some wheels from a hardware store. I can't confirm this, this is just an assumption. I've been happy with the chairs so far. Hope that helps.
1392000
No, they do not lock. But I do love my chair. I use it in my garage around my motorcycle lift.
196717
It seat itself locks in both directions. The seat also has locks on the slide rails at either end. Works very well and is easy to use.
477455
locking and unlocking are done by manually turning the lever. The battery is needed to engage or disengage the mechanism that allows the lever to lock or unlock.
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The locking mechanism is under the armrest. There will be a finger loop you pull down to lock it into position. If I was to describe the lean extent of this chair I would say it brings your feet even with your chest.
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There is a lever up by the handle to lock and a release to unlock. Really handy! Much better than having to stop and manually do it.
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No there's no lock. Press down firmly to keep it in place. It's made for easy adjustment so that is the reason it moves when you lift from the bottom. If your hitting it from the bottom it will move on you.
2100991
No they do not lock, we have never had a problem with the chair moving around. It would take some effort from a child to do so.
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You must have the baby set. You then push it into the two chair sides and then snap the middle into the baby set if that makes sense. You reach beneath and pull a button toward you to release it.
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There's a black plastic lock release switch that you need to slide while you squeeze the handles. It's a bit difficult at first, but after you've broken them in, it locks and unlocks pretty easily.
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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.
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Yes. There are straps that security around the chair to keep it from moving.