Haworth Zody Assembly instructions

Getting to know Zody™

…and how it works

Pneumatic Height Adjustment
Pneumatic height adjustment is used to
adjust the seat to fit different heights.
Pull the lever up and lift the body out of
the chair to raise the seat. To lower the
seat, remain seated and pull the lever up.
Top Elevation

Seat Depth Adjustment
Seat depth adjustment moves the
seat pan to accommodate for different
leg lengths. Pull up on the lever and slide
the seat front to back.
Top Elevation

Tilt Tension
Tilt tension adjusts the force necessary for
auser to recline in the chair. Turn the crank
forward (clockwise) to tighten the tension
and backward (counter-clockwise) to loosen
the tension.
Top Elevation

Back Stop
Back stop allows users the choice of
selecting an upright position or limiting
the amount of recline. Push down on the
lever to activate the back stop, pull up
to release it.
Top Elevation

Forward Tilt
Forward tilt allows users to sit forward in
the chair during highly task intensive
work. To activate, push down on the
forward-tilt lever, recline and then lean
forward; pull up and recline to release it.
Top Elevation

Arms
Arm height adjustment raises and lowers
the arms to keep the user’s shoulder in a
neutral posture. To change the height of
the armrest, pull up on the lever and slide
the armrest up or down.
Side Elevation

Arms
Armrest side-to-side adjustment
accommodates users with various
shoulder widths. Grasp the armrest
cap and move it in or out as needed.
Armrest front-to-back adjustment allows
users to get close to their worksurface
while maintaining effective use of the
backrest. Grasp the armrest cap and
move it forward or backward as needed.
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 your
body or away from your body.
Top Elevation

Lumbar Adjustment
Lumbar height adjustment allows the user
to position the lumbar pad in the lumbar
curve (the small) of the user’s back.
Pull up on the handles to raise the lumbar
pad; push down to lower it.
Lumbar support helps maintain the
lumbar curvature (lordosis) in the spine of
the lower back when the user is seated.
Rotate the handles up to increase the
amount of support and down to decrease
the amount of support. Each handle can be
rotated independently.
Back Elevation

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