Balanced body Exo chair Guide

Figure BFigure A

PARTS INCLUDED:

Part number Description Qty

950-289 Exo Chair Cactus 2.0 Assembly 1

GEN9284 1/8" Allen Hex Key 1

GEN9282 5/32” Allen Hex Key 1

Exo Chair Cactus Replacement

1. Remove the old cactus from your chair

2. Use the provided smaller 1/8" Allen hex key to remove the (4)

button head screws and washers that are securing the chair

pad to the wooden frame. Keep these screws and washers,

they will be reused. See Figure A.

REMOVAL OF EXO CHAIR CACTUS BRACKET:

FOR COMBO CHAIR, SEE PAGE 3. FOR WUNDA CHAIR,

SEE PAGE 6

3. Use the provided bigger 5/32" Allen key to remove the (2) ﬂat

head screws on the top of the cactus to the wooden frame,

and the (2) button head screws that secure the bottom of the

cactus to the rear wood frame. Keep these screws, they will be

reused. See Figure B.

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Figure D

Figure C

6. Place the pad on top of the frame and use the (4) removed

chair pad screws with washers, tighten the pad to the top of

the wooden frame.

Pull the spring hook by the attached nylon web up over the

desired height onto the horn. Continue to slide the hook back

down the horn so that the ring will fall into the groove in the

plastic backer. For proper alignment see Figure D.

Your chair is ready to use.

NOTE: DO NOT use your chair if the nylon web is attached to the

hooks

DO NOT use your chair if the spring ring is not in the

designed groove of the plastic back

USING YOUR NEW EXO CHAIR CACTUS 2.0 BRACKET:

INSTALL EXO CHAIR CACTUS 2.0 BRACKET:

4. Remove the old cactus from your chair

5. Place the new Cactus 2.0 Bracket in the same orientation

as the removed bracket. Using the removed bracket screws,

secure the new bracket onto the wooden frame as shown in

Figure C.

Figure E

1. Disconnect all springs that may be attached to your cactus

and lay the pedal ﬂat.

2. Use a Phillips Head Screwdriver (power drill highly

recommended) to remove the (2) button head screws on the

top of the cactus that is held to the underside of the chair pad

wood. You can throw these screws out, they will not be reused.

See Figure E.

(TIP) Laying the chair on the back side is easier to get access and

leverage to turn these screws.

REMOVAL OF COMBO CHAIR CACTUS BRACKET:

Combo Chair Cactus Replacement

PARTS INCLUDED:

Part number Description Qty

950-288 Combo Chair Cactus 2.0 Assembly 2

GEN9284 1/8" Allen Hex Key 1

GEN9034 Phillips Pan Head Screw #10 x 1" 4

TOOLS REQUIRED (NOT INCLUDED):

»Phillips Head Screwdriver #2 drive (recommend a power drill with #2 bit)

Figure G

Figure F

3. Use the provided 1/8" Allen hex key to remove the (4) button

head screws that are securing the cactus to the back and

bottom of the wooden frame. Keep these screws, they will be

reused. See Figure F.

4. Remove the old cactus from your chair.

5. Repeat the Steps 1-4 for the second cactus.

INSTALL COMBO CHAIR CACTUS 2.0 BRACKET:

6. Place the new Cactus 2.0 Bracket in the same orientation as

the removed bracket. Using the removed (4) bracket screws,

secure the new bracket onto the wooden frame as shown in

Figure G. The (2) shorter screws will go on the vertical side,

the (2) longer screws will go in the bottom.

for vertical wall

7. Use (2) provided screws and a Phillips head screws to tighten

the bracket to the top of the wooden frame.

8. Repeat Steps 5 and 6 for the other Cactus 2.0

Figure H

USING YOUR NEW COMBO CHAIR CACTUS 2.0 BRACKET:

USING YOUR NEW COMBO CHAIR CACTUS 2.0 BRACKET

WITH HIGH BACK:

Pull the spring hook by the attached nylon web up over the

desired height onto the horn. Continue to slide the hook back

down the horn so that the ring will fall into the groove in the

plastic backer. For proper alignment see Figure H.

Your chair is ready to use.

Hold the spring by the coil body, move it to the desired height

and place the ring onto the cactus horn. Ensure that if there is

a nylon webbing on the hook, the nylon web is at the bottom of

the hook. If the nylon webbing is on the back of the hook when

trying to install, the webbing may not ﬁt between the wood and

plastic backer. Continue to slide the hook back down the horn so

that the ring will fall into the groove in the plastic backer, when

installed properly the ring will be straight up and down. Your chair

is ready to use.

NOTE: DO NOT use your chair if the nylon web is attached to the

hooks

DO NOT use your chair if the spring ring is not in the

designed groove of the plastic back

Figure J

1. Disconnect all springs that may be attached to your cactus

and lay the pedal ﬂat.

2. Use a Phillips Head Screwdriver to remove the (2) button head

screws on the top of the cactus that is held to the underside

of the chair pad wood. Keep these screws, they will be reused.

See Figure J.

REMOVAL OF WUNDA CHAIR CACTUS BRACKET:

Wunda Chair Cactus Replacement

PARTS INCLUDED:

Part number Description Qty

950-290 Wunda Chair Cactus 2.0 L/R Assembly 1

GEN9282 5/32" Allen Hex Key 5/32" Allen Hex Key 1

TOOLS REQUIRED (NOT INCLUDED):

»Phillips Head Screw driver #2 drive or Power drill with #2 bit

Figure LFigure K

3. Use the provided 5/32" Allen hex key to remove the (2) button

head screws that are securing the cactus to the back of the

wooden frame. Keep these screws, they will be reused.

See Figure K.

INSTALL WUNDA CHAIR CACTUS 2.0 BRACKET:

4. Remove the old cactus from the chair.

5. Repeat the Steps 1-4 for the second cactus

6. Place the new Cactus 2.0 Bracket in the same orientation as

the removed bracket. Using the removed (2) back bracket

screws, secure the new bracket onto the wooden frame as

shown in Figure L.

7. Use the (2) removed top screws to tighten the bracket to the

top of the wooden frame.

8. Repeat Steps 5 and 6 for the other Cactus 2.0

Figure M

USING YOUR NEW WUNDA CHAIR

CACTUS 2.0 BRACKET:

USING YOUR NEW WUNDA CHAIR

CACTUS 2.0 BRACKET WITH HIGH BACK:

Pull the spring hook by the attached nylon web up over the

desired height onto the horn. Continue to slide the hook back

down the horn so that the ring will fall into the groove in the

plastic backer. For proper alignment see Figure M.