Studymate JBNEWTRD User manual

NEWTON CHAIR
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
JBNEWTRD
Weight capacity: 80kgs
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This design and instruction booklet is subject to copyright.
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Officeworks Ltd. | 236-262 East Boundary Road | Bentleigh East VIC 3165 | AUSTRALIA
• Please check you have all hardware before assembly.
• If you are missing any hardware, please contact Kyvas on [phone] or email
[email protected]
• Please ensure you have the name of the item, required hardware part and quantity.
• Please retain your receipt as proof of purchase to validate your warranty.
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NOTE
• Do not tighten screws before all screws are in the right place.
• Do not use this product unless all bolts, screws and knobs are firmly secured.
• Check that all bolts, screws and knobs are securely tightened at least every 4 months.
CAUTION
• If parts are missing, broken, damaged or worn stop using the product until all repairs
are made using manufacturer authorised parts.
• Failure to follow these warnings could result in serious injury
WARNING
• CHILDREN MUST BE SUPERVISED.
DANGER
[phone]
Assembly Video
•To view an assembly video,go to https://www.officeworks.com.au/
•Search the product by item code or name:
•Click on the icon to watch the video.

I(1/4" x 7/8") J
x 1
x 12 x 8
K
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A
x5 x1 x1 x1
x1 x1 x1 x2
B C D
E F G H-L / H-R

D
C
B
A
I
4 Pcs
1/4" x7/8" Bolt
used to complete
this step.
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G
E
K
I
Note:Turn the Star Base (B) upside down. Push the Castors (A) firmly into hole at the end of each
leg. Turn the Star Base (B) upright and insert Gas Lift (C) into the center hole of Star Base (B).
Place cover (D) over the Gas Lift (C).
Note: Align the Seat Plate (E) so the FRONT of the Seat Plate matches the FRONT label on the
bottom of the Seat Cushion (G) using 4 x Screws(I) with Allen Key (K).
FRONT

C
H-L
H-R
I
4 Pcs
1/4" x7/8" Bolt
used to complete
this step.
Note: Attach Armrests (H) to the Seat Cushion (G) using 4 x Screws (I) with Allen Key (K).
Do not tighten screws fully until you have completed assembly.
Note: Place assembled Seat Cushion on the Gas Lift (C). Push down firmly until connection
is secure.
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G
G
KI

Note: Attach Back Cushion (F) to Armrests (H) using 2 x Screws (I) with Allen Key (K).
Do not tighten screws fully until you have completed assembly.
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H-L
H-R
H-L
H-R
I
2 Pcs
1/4" x7/8" Bolt
used to complete
this step.
I
2 Pcs
1/4" x7/8" Bolt
used to complete
this step.
Note: Push the Back Cushion (F) to the upright position. Assembly 2 x Screws (I) into top
holes of Back Cushion (F).
Fully tighten all Screws (I) with Allen Key (K).
F
F
KI
KI
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Note: Press the Plastic Caps (J) into the Armrest holes to cover the screws.
Your Newton Chair is now complete and ready for use.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Periodically check and re-tighten screws
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J
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Thank you for your purchase. Please retain your receipt to validate warranty.
If you would like to know more about our furniture products, please visit www.officeworks.com.au
• Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap. Wipe dry
immediately with an absorbent dry cloth.
•Treat spills immediately with an absorbent cloth by
blotting the spill.
• Do not use detergents, solvents or abrasive cleaners.
• Keep away and protect from direct sunlight and heat.
•Avoid contact with skin, in particular during high
temperatures and humidity.
• Clean, check and tighten all parts regularly.
Care Instructions

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* Adjustable Tilt Tension Control
- Turn con nuously to adjust how
quickly chair lts back & forth.
Note: If adjus ng while si ng in chair:
Turn knob le to ghten tension.
Turn knob right to loosen tension.
NEWTON CHAIR
* Chair Height Adjustment
- To increase chair height pull lever
upward while body weight
slightly offthe seat.
- Release lever at desired height.
- To lower chair height sit fully into
the chair and pull lever upward.
- Release lever at desired height.
* Chair Tilt
- Pull lever out to unlock & allow chair
to t back & forth.
- Push lever to lock. Chair will have
slight movement in locked posi on.
Functionality