Haworth Zody II User manual

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1Seat Height Adjustment
Seat height adjustment lets you adjust the chair to
properly position your body at the worksurface and
maintain proper blood flow in your legs. Seat height
should be adjusted to allow your legs to maintain a
90-degree angle to the floor or footrest. (1)Pull up on the
lever and raise your body out of the chair to increase seat
height. (2) Stay in the chair and pull up on the lever to
decrease seat height.
2Seat Depth Adjustment
Seat depth adjustment moves the seat pad to accommodate
different leg lengths. It helps you sit back far enough in the
chair to use the backrest without creating pressure behind
the knees. With a full 76 mm of seat depth you have lots of
room to adjust, so blood flow to your legs isn’t restricted
and you stay alert. (1) Pull up and slide the seat forward to
lengthen, or backward to shorten. A minimum of two
fingers should fit between the back of your calf and the
front of the seat.
3Tilt Tension Control
Regulates the amount of resistance you feel when leaning
back in the chair, and the effort required to recline
backward. You accomplish multiple tasks throughout the
day—the tension control helps you stay comfortable. (1)
Turn the crank forward to increase tension; backward to
decrease.
Zody II
User Guide
Back Stop and Forward Tilt
Back stop lets you select an upright position or limit the
amount of recline while performing different tasks.
Back stops in 6 positions - upright and every 4°backward.
Rotate the lever forward to engage; rotate backward to
disengage.
Forward Tilt enables you to vary your posture throughout
the day by changing the curve of your spine. (1)Push down
on the lever. (2)Recline just until you hear a click, then lean
forward. (3) Pull up on lever and lean back to release
forward tilt.
Fully Retracted Fully Extended
127 mm
406 mm 533 mm
76 mm
(-)
(+)
Activate 1
2
Back Stop & Lever Clicks
“Sync-Up”Release
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Zody II
User Guide
Balanced 3-point tilt and Upper Back
Torisonal Movement
Back reclines 24° from the upright position.
Seat pan moves downward 3° from the initial position.
Passive 51mm of torsional flex in the upper back to increase
user's mobility and comfort when reaching sideways for objects.
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Arms
(1) Arm height adjustment raises and lowers the arms to keep
the users shoulder in a neutral posture. To change the height of
the armrest, pull up on the lever and slide the armrest up or
down.
(2) Armrest side-to-side adjustment accommodates users with
various shoulder width. Grasp the armrest cap and slide it
side-to-side as needed.
(3) Armrest front-to-back adjustment allows users to get closer
to their work surface while maintaining effective use of the
backrest. Grasp the armrest and slide it forward or backward
as needed.
(4) Armrest pivot allows the user to have proper support of the
forearm when mousing or keying. To change the angle of the
armrest, grasp the armrest cap and rotate the front of the
armrest toward or away from the body.
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PA L ®Back System
Lumbar support adjustments
Lumbar adjustment maintains the natural curvature of the
spine at the lower back and allows users to choose the support
that feels right for them. Passive pelvic support rotates the
pelvis forward to maintain the natural spine shape. (1)Pull the
lumbar support up or push down to adjust the height. (2)
Rotate the handles up to increase and down to decrease the
amount of support. The handles can also be adjusted
independently to achieve varying amounts of support on each
side of the back.
Dual Posture
Models with dual posture enable a greater degree of forward tilt
to provide spinal alignment and support for the "perching"
posture between sitting and standing. This posture offers an
alternative to standing or having to use another chair when you
increase the height of your worksurface.
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7
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51 mm
Pelvic Support
(< or >) Lumbar
Support Pressure
PAL™ Back System
102 mm