Morris and Alexander CR-C3 User manual

These instructions apply to the raising of recliner & riser-recliner chairs with castors or feet.
Max Weight Loading - 508 Kg (80 Stone).
Please read these instructions carefully before installation.
User precautions:
• This product is only to be used for the purpose for which it is intended (for increasing the height of a Recliner or
Riser Recliner Chair).
• Ensure that the raised furniture is stable before use.
• This raiser is for indoor use only.
• Check tightness of hand wheels and fixings periodically.
• Clean with damp cloth. Use a non-abrasive detergent and dry thoroughly.
Hand Wheel
Square Plate
Height adjustment screw
and nylon thumbwheel
Adjustable foot
Wymans Way, Fakenham Industrial Estate, Fakenham, N orfolk, NR21 8NT
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Chair, Settee and Bed Raising Specialists
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IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS
M10 Screw (x4)
3/8 UNC Screw (x4)
5/16 UNC Screw (x4)
M10 and 5/16 Spring
Washer (x4)
5/16 Plain Washer (x4)
NOTE:
3 types of screw are supplied to
accommodate chair manufacturers
thread sizes.
Riser Recliner Fixing Kit
M6 x 25 Screw (x4)
Shouldered spacer (x4)
M6 nyloc nut (x4)
Recliner Fixing Kit
Fitting & User Instructions for:
Recliner and Riser Recliner
Chair Raiser.
CR-C3 & CR-C3S
Iss. 02
Certified to ISO 9001

Notes:
1. Check the raised chair for stability before use.
2. In order to achieve the lowest possible raise, remove the screw-in-feet altogether. It is advisable in this
case to place castor cups (not supplied) under the raisers legs to protect the carpet from indentation.
3. Images of furniture in these instructions are figurative and simplified for clarity. The design of your recliner chair
may differ from these images. If in any doubt about the fixing of this raiser to your recliner chair, please
contact Morris & Alexander Ltd. 01328 855669
Carefully place the chair upright by reversing the procedure in '1'. The raiser is now fitted and ready for
RE-LOCATE SCREW AND
THUMBWHEEL TO ADJUST LEG HEIGHT
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Recliner Chairs - Mechanical or electrically operated.
Position the chair upside down. This is easily achieved by slowly tipping the chair forward until it comes to rest with its underside
facing upwards.
Remove castors or feet as shown below (fig 1a). Insert M6x25mm screw with shouldered spacer (fig 1b). Offer up the raiser to the
chair and enter the M6 screw into the castor fixing holes of the chair. You will have to loosen the hand wheels of the raiser to
achieve this (fig 1c).
If the raiser is too big for the chair then arrange the raiser legs as shown (fig 1d) to reduce the raiser's size.
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1a 1b
1c
1d
2a
2b
Shouldered
Spacer
Position the square plate centrally to the legs and then tighten all the hand wheels. Secure the raiser using the supplied
M6 nyloc nuts in all four positions (fig 2a). Adjust legs to required height and secure using height adjustment screw and
thumbwheel (fig 2b).
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Notes:
1. Check the raised chair for stability before use.
2. In order to achieve the lowest possible raise, remove the screw-in-feet altogether. It is advisable in this
case to place castor cups (not supplied) under the raiser to protect the carpet from indentation.
3. Images of furniture in these instructions are figurative and simplified for clarity. The design of your chair
may differ from these images. If in any doubt over the fixing of this raiser to your recliner chair, please
contact Morris & Alexander Ltd. 01328 855699
Carefully place chair upright by reversing the procedure in '1'. The raiser is now fitted and ready for use.
RE-LOCATE SCREW AND
THUMBWHEEL TO ADJUST LEG HEIGHT
or or
2a 2b
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Riser Recliner Chairs - Single or dual motors.
1Position the chair upside down. This is easily achieved by slowly tipping the chair forward until it comes to rest with its
underside facing upwards.
Remove feet or levellers as shown below (fig 1a). If the levellers or feet are attached with nuts then retain these nuts for
use in stage 2. Offer up the raiser to the chair and align the fixing holes in the raiser with the fixing holes of the chair.
You will have to loosen the hand wheels of the raiser to achieve this (fig 1b).
If the raiser is too big for the chair then arrange the raiser legs as shown (fig 1c) to reduce the raiser's size.
1a 1b
1c
2For chairs with threaded fixing points, secure the raiser legs to the chair using the appropriate screws in all four
positions (fig 2a). For chairs with through-hole fixing points use the previously removed nuts to secure the screws.
Position the square plate centrally to the legs and then tighten all the hand wheels. Adjust leg to desired height and
secure using height adjustment screw and thumbwheel (fig 2b).