I purchased a 3 position lift chair about 2 years ago,. this is it,s #LB22890920 the yellow sticker on chaie #6520 also on bottom #DWR1234L248. We have not been abusive with the chair however it is now falling apartn the arms are loose as is the back On the bottom front one side of the chair is lower than the other, my question, how long is the warrenty on chair and what do I do about it? I am a disabled 82 year old, my husband of 61 years recently passed I need the chair

Batteries are a lot heavier than you may realise or have you removed it before? If the catch is jammed, take into a local dealer.

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The model number is correct. Here is the Service Manual

http://www.shop.mobilemobilityservices.com/media/LIFT-CHAIR-SERVICE-GUIDE_REVA_082012(1).pdf

This Owner Manual, _may_ be it?
https://www.pridemobility.com/pdf/owners_manuals/intl_lift_chair/au_lift_chair_combo_om.pdf

https://www.google.com/search?q=175-1263-016+manual

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charger is no good or is not the correct charger for that chair suggestion have a dealer tech replace a original charger in chair,it should have a 3 yr warranty anyways

I have an older electric Perfect Chair model and the switch has go out twice.
To fix mine here's what I did. you will need a butterknife, scotch tape, flat screwdriver, allen head wrench to fit screws on inside panel.
1. Scotch or painter tape on the wood around the switch so as not to scratch it.
2. Pop the switch box out of the wooden chair leg by using a butterknife edge (similiar flat tool will work).
3. There are six wires attached to the switch-single orange, double orange, single yellow, double yellow, blue one and a red one. Diagram which
wires go where so can hook back up correctly.
4. Unhook the wires from the switch.
5. Easier to rehook up the wires if remove the panel from the inside of the wooden chair leg. Need the correct size allen head or six sided wrench to remove the the 3 screws on this panel.
6. Open the switch by popping up the button. gently use a small screwdriver to do this.
7. There are 2 small metal slips/pedals at the bottom of the switch. the switch stops working when one or both of these get out of place.
8. Need to replace the metal pedal in correct position.
9.Replace the the button on the switch carefully to avoid disturbing the metal pedals.
10. Hook up the switch wires-see #3 and 5 above. my chair worked after this fix ! let me know if this helps - [email protected]

Move the freewheel levers back and forth so the chair does not move drive position

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The easiest way to do this is to tip the chair forward so that the top of the chair and the arms are on the floor. The weight of the chair will be off the lift frame in this position. Look at the motor and you will see it connected to the frame with 2 hitch pins.
It is easiest to remove the top hitch pin which will now be on the bottom because the chair is upside down. Pull the clip (looks like half of a paper clip) from the pin that goes through the square chair frame and motor round tube. Pull out the pin by lifting the bottom of the motor slightly(now at the top because the chair is upside down)with your left hand and pulling the pin out with your right hand. Find the two nylon washers that have fallen out when you do this.
Swing the motor tube out of the way toward the front of the chair. Hold on to the pin, clip, and 2 nylon washers for re-assembly. Hope this helps.

In order to replace the cartriage, please follow the steps below:
1 Keep the printer on.
2 Lift the printer (scanner unit) until the scanner support keeps it open.
The ink cartridge carrier moves and stops at the loading position unless the printer is
busy.
3 Squeeze the tabs on the cartridge lids, and then lift the lids.
4 Remove the old cartridges.
5 If you are installing new cartridges, remove the stickers and tape from the bottom of
the cartridges.
6 Insert the new cartridges. Make sure the color ink cartridge is secure in the left carrier
and the black cartridge is secure in the right carrier, and then snap the lids closed.
7 Lift the printer (scanner unit) and push the scanner support back while lowering the
printer (scanner unit) until it is closed.

As long as the warrenty sticker has not been tampred with microsoft will cover the repair of this free of charge in there 3 year warrenty period just contact m/soft customer services

There's a lever on the side of the chair that you disengage to unlock it. First, make sure the chair is in gear and power is off, then unplug the Joystick from the base; just follow the cable coming out of the joystick to the rear of the chair where it plugs in and rock it back and forth to unplug.
Unlock the seat with the lever, and turn the seat slightly to the left or right and lift up. Usually, it will come right off. If it's been a while since it's been removed, or if a heavier person has been bouncing atop it, it may need more coaxing. Try squirting some WD-40 at the base of the seat where the pole connects and let it run down into the shaft of the pole. Wiggle seat back and forth a bit and try lifting at the same time.

Now you can access the batteries by lifting up on the corners of the cover called the shroud. These are held on by Velcro strips so just pull up and they will give way. You will see the two batteries inside. Replace them with sealed, gel-acid deep-cycle batteried, about 32-34 amp-hour rating. Fully charge for two or three hours before using. On first uses, let the batteries discharge almost to the red zone before charging overnight. After a week, they will be well broken in. Good luck.