La-Z-Boy Reclining Sofa prior to 12/31/2012 - Manual (Page 8)

F IGURE 1
Adjustment wheel location, one on each side
Legrest
Tension
Adjustment
Wheel
Average legrest tension
F IGURE 2
Minimum legrest tension
F IGURE 4
Maximum legrest tension
F IGURE 3
La-Z-Time ® Motion Upholstery &
La-Z-Time Motion-Modulars ® Legrest
Tension Adjustment Instructions
– To reduce the risk of injury:
• Use of this product requires adequate strength to bring the back upright and close the
legrest. Selecting the maximum tension settings could make bringing the back upright
and closing the legrest difficult.
WARNING
Legrest Tension Adjustment Instructions
1. Stand beside the unoccupied unit and pull the release handle to extend the legrest. Make sure not
to lean or put pressure on the extended legrest, as it will close. From under the legrest, lift the
mechanism cover to access the tension adjustment wheels. The wheels are located toward the front
of the mechanism, one on each side (F
IGURE 1). Each wheel has three adjustment settings.
2. The legrest tension adjustment wheels are factory set in the center position (F IGURE 2). The center
position provides average legrest tension and support.
3. A taller or heavier person may choose to increase the amount of legrest tension for added leg
support. To increase the amount of legrest tension, turn the adustment wheels up and toward the
front of the recliner (F
IGURE 3). Both legrest tension adjustment wheels must be set in the same position.
4. A smaller person may choose to decrease the amount of legrest tension for easier closing of the
legrest. To decrease the amount of legrest tension, turn the adustment wheels down and toward the
back of the recliner (F
IGURE 4). Both legrest tension adjustment wheels must be set in the same position.
5. Close the legrest. Test the new legrest tension setting and make adjustments if needed.
6. Repeat these instructions to customize each reclining seat in your motion sofa or modular group.
La-Z-Time ® Motion Upholstery &
La-Z-Time Motion-Modulars ® Legrest
Tension Adjustment Instructions
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