Herman Miller Mirra 2 Guide

HermanMiller Mirra®Chair Adjustment Guide1
Seating that
performs for you.
To raise:
To lower:
At the proper height, your feet should rest at on the oor with upper and
Seat Height: Lower right side of seat
To adjust:
Squeeze handle and adjust seat edge
up or down. Release handle to lock in
position.
between the back of your knees and the front seat edge.
FlexFront®Seat Depth: Handle under front of seat
To increase:
Turn knob clockwise.
To decrease:
Turn knob counterclockwise.
Set the tilt tension to control the resistance you feel when reclining.
Harmonic™Tilt Tension: Knob below right front side of seat
To engage:
Recline and ip lever down.
To release:
Recline and ip lever up.
Engage forward tilt to support the thigh’s declined posture when performing
intensive tasks, such as keyboarding.
Note: When using forward seat angle, increase seat height slightly for
added comfort.
Forward Tilt:
Only available on some models.
HermanMiller Mirra 2®Chair

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To adjust:
or right.
Adjust arm angle inward when using a keyboard; adjust arm angle outward
when using a mouse.
Arm Angle: Front of each armpad
Only available on some models.
To adjust:
Grasp armpad to pull in or push out.
In the proper position, your arms should be in line with your shoulders.
Arm Width: Button on inside of each armpad
Only available on some models.
To engage:
the limit of recline.
To release:
Lean forward and press lever back.
Engage the tilt limiter when you want to sit in an upright or partially
reclined position.
Tilt Limiter:
Only available on some models.
To adjust height:
Rotate levers to loosen, slide lumbar
support up or down to desired height.
Lumbar Height, Depth: Levers on lumbar support
Only available on some models.
To increase depth:
Rotate levers downward.
To decrease depth:
Rotate levers upward.
Adjust the lumbar depth so that it comfortably supports the natural curve
of your spine.
Arm Height: Tab onoutside lower base of each arm
Only available on some models.
To adjust:
Raise tab to unlock arm, raise or lower
arm, lower tab to lock.
For maximum comfort, your arms should make contact with the armpad
without any lift at your shoulders.
To adjust:
Grasp arm pad, push forward or back
to desired position.
You should be able to position chair close to your work surface while
supporting arms.
Arm Depth: Back of each arm
Only available on some models.
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