Boss Design Tauro User manual

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Seat Height 3
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Arm Height 2
Lift the paddle located under the right hand side of your seat,
whilst lifting your weight out of the chair, allowing the seat to
rise to the desired position. To lower the seat, lift the paddle
again leaving your body weight on the seat. The seat will lock
at the height at which the handle is released.
Press the buttons on the outside of the arm risers to raise
and lower the arms. Ensure that both arm pads are the same
height and release the button to lock into position. Set the
arm height so that your forearms are set at 90º when your
shoulders are relaxed. The height adjustable arm will locate
in one of eleven positions.
Whilst seated, pull out the button on the left hand side
of the seat and slide the seat into your desired position.
Release the button to lock the seat. There is 65mm of
movement in the seat slide which is a standard feature.
Tauro User Instructions
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Height Adjustable Lumbar 4
Behind the mesh back rest sits the adjustable lumbar
support. To adjust the position of the lumbar support use
both hands to reach behind the back and slide the lumbar
rest up or down until it is in a supportive position.
Back Recline Tension 7
Pull out the bar from under the front of the seat. Rotate
the bar anti-clockwise to reduce tension. Rotate the bar
clockwise to increase tension.
Back Height 5
Reach around the right hand side of the back of the chair to
locate the button. This is on the underside of the back. Press
the button and use both hands (either side of the back) to raise
and lower the back of the chair. Pull up until the pronounced
lumbar support of the chair is aligned with your own lumbar
region, which is just below your waist. The back will stop in any
one of ten positions when the button is released.
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TAU/2 OnlyTAU/1 Only Back Lock Adjustment 6
Pull the paddle located under the right hand side of the seat
into one of four positions. The paddle in its most outward
position locks the back upright. Pushing the paddle inwards
increases the amount of back recline movement by set
intervals depending on the position of the paddle.