Concept Seating 3150 User manual

CHAIR ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
3150 MODEL CHAIRS
PLEASE CHECK THAT ALL PARTS LISTED ARE INCLUDED:
The items pictured above (7 Leg Base with casters attached, Gas Cylinder and Grease Packet) are packed together
in the base box which is separate from your chair box.
C-Loop Arms Swing Arms
One (1) Left Armrest and one (1) Right Armrest are packaged in a separate box which can be found inside the large
chair box.
Two (2) Handwheel Bushings are already threaded onto the two (2) Armrest Handwheels which have been in-
stalled into the bottom of the seat, which can be found inside the large chair box.
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STEP 1
1. Open the chair box and the base box.
2. Remove the 7 Leg Base with Casters attached and place on the floor.
3. Remove the plastic bag containing the Cylinder and Grease Packet from the box.
4. Apply ½ of Grease Packet around the inner surface of the base hub (the hole located in the center of the
base). SAVE THE BALANCE OF THE GREASE TO BE USED IN THE CHAIR ASSEMBLY.
5. Insert the cylinder into the base making sure it is snug.
NOTE: DO NOT POUND THE CYLINDER INTO THE BASE.
STEP 2
1. Unthread the Armrest Handwheels from the base of the chair.
2. Slide the Left and Right Armrest brackets into their respective slots.
3. Rethread the Armrest Handwheels into the bottom of the chair.
STEP 3
1. Rub balance of Grease around the inner surface of the Tilt Mechanism where the cylinder will be placed.
2. Place the Chair Assembly onto the Cylinder/Base Assembly from STEP 1.
NOTE: The Serial Number can be found on the bottom of the Chair Assembly for reference.
STEP 4
Adjust the Tilt Mechanism, Height and Tension Controls, as well as the Armrest and Lumber to desired positions.
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CHAIR ADJUSTMENTS FOR 3150 MODEL CHAIRS
SEAT TILT ADJUSTMENT
The seat tilt locks into five positions; slightly forward, level and three reclined.
FORWARD TILT
TO UNLOCK
• While seated locate the gray button at the end of the paddle under the right side of the seat.
• Push the button in and release.
NOTE – you will hear a loud clicking noise, indicating the chair has been unlocked
• Lean forward or back to release the pin. The chair will be in a free float mode.
TO LOCK
• While seated lean forward.
• Locate the gray button at the end of the paddle under the left side of the seat.
• Push the button in and release.
• Lean all the back and then all the way forward.
• Locate the gray button at the end of the paddle under the right side of the seat.
• Push the button in and release.
NOTE – you will hear a loud clicking noise, indicating the chair has been locked.
RECLINE
TO UNLOCK
• While seated locate the gray button at the end of the paddle under the right side of the seat.
• Push the button in and release.
*NOTE – you will hear a loud clicking noise, indicating the chair has been unlocked
• Adjust weight slightly back to release the locking pin. The chair will be in a free float mode.
TO LOCK
• While seated locate the gray button at the end of the paddle under the right side of the seat.
• Recline to the desired position.
• Push the button in and release.
NOTE – you will hear a loud clicking noise, indicating the chair has been locked.
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SEAT SLIDER ADJUSTMENT
• While seated locate the paddle under the left side of the seat.
• Turn the paddle and hold while pulling or pushing the seat bottom to adjust the seat depth to any of the
five positions: a total of 2” of total seat depth.
• Release the paddle to lock into position.
TENSION ADJUSTMENT
• While seated locate the second arm under the right side of the seat, towards the back of the chair.
• Turn counterclockwise (toward the back of the chair) to reduce tension on the tilt spring.
• Turn clockwise (toward the front of the chair) to increase tension on the tilt spring.
HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
• While seated locate the paddle under the right side of the seat.
• Turn the paddle to activate the gas cylinder to either allow the seat height to lower, if seated upon, or rise
if not seated.
NOTE – seat height ranges vary based upon the gas cylinder ordered with the chair.
Enjoy your chair with confidence. It is a quality product backed by a great warranty. It is not necessary
to register your chair for warranty. We did that for you at the time of shipment.
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6/10 YEAR WARRANTY
Laacke & Joys LLC has purchased the name and assets of Concept Seating Inc. as of February 29, 2012. All liabilities
before this date are the responsibility of the previous owners. To assist and support the previous customers of
Concept Seating Inc., Laacke & Joys LLC will warranty all parts on chairs produced between February 28, 2009 and
February 28, 2012.
On chairs manufactured after February 28, 2012 our warranty is as follows:
• All components of the 24/7 Intensive Use Chair are warranted for 6 years.
• The steel seat pan is covered for 10 years against defects in material or workmanship.
• Shipping costs within the continental US are paid by Concept Seating for the first 2 years of the warranty.
The customer will be responsible for all shipping costs after 2 years.
What will void the warranty?
1. Abuse of the chair or it’s components as determined by Concept Seating warranty department.
2. Use of chair by persons weighing over 550 lbs.
3. Not following manufacturer’s assembly, operating and maintenance procedures.
4. Any invoices not being paid in full and within terms.
All warranty claims must be submitted on our warranty claim form which can be found on our website
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Chair Assembly Instructions for the 3150HR Operator & 3150 Task Chairs • Revised January 2016
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