Human Touch PC-085 Perfect Chair - Manual (Page 5)

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1. Raise the chair to an upright position.
get ready
ATTACH THE HEADREST FRAME
For your convenience, and to better position the chair for the remaining assembly,
plug in the chair, then use the electric recline lever to adjust the chair to an upright position.
Using a Phillips head screwdriver, remove the two screws from
the headrest frame. Retain them for use in step 4.
With the arc of the headrest frame pointing backward, slide the two ends of
the headrest frame into the holes in the top of the backrest frame.
Using a Phillips-head screwdriver, replace the two headrest frame
screws, securing the headrest frame to the backrest frame.
ATTACH THE BACKREST PAD
6. Attach the headrest pillow.
Place the plastic protector over the headrest frame and pull it down over the
backrest frame as far as it will go (this protects the backrest pad from getting
caught on the frame during assembly).
Holding the backrest pad with the flap to the back of the chair, gently slide the
backrest cushion over the head/backrest frame until it meets the seat pad.
On the lower back edge of the backrest, fold the flap over the black cable
and straight back, then attach it to the bottom of the chair using the hook
and loop fasteners.
Pull the small strap located on each side of the front of the backrest through the frame
toward the back, and attach it to the matching strap on the back of the backrest using
the hook and loop fasteners.
On the front bottom of the backrest pad, make sure the top flap of the seat pad is securely attached to the inside of
the backrest pad, using the hook and loop fasteners.
Attach the headrest pillow to the headrest using the hook and loop fasteners.
2. Remove the headrest frame screws.
3. Insert the headrest frame into the backrest frame.
4. Replace the headrest frame screws.
1. Place the plastic headrest frame protector.
2. Slide the backrest pad into place.
3. Secure the lower backrest flap.
4. Attach the side straps.
5. Verify that the seat pad is attached to the backrest pad.
If the headrest frame is installed backward, the screw holes on the headrest
frame will not line up with the screw holes on the backrest frame.