Outsunny Outdoor Glider Chair User Manual

Assembly Instructions

Follow these steps carefully for proper assembly. It is recommended to have a second person assist with certain steps.

Step 1: Assemble the Base Unit

1. Lay one C-shaped base leg (B) on a flat surface with the ridged holes facing upwards.
2. Attach two straight support bars (E)(1) and (E)(2) to base leg (B) using short screws (K) with rings (O). Tighten with the provided Allen wrench (AA).
3. Attach the other C-shaped base leg (C) to the other end of the support bars (E)(1) and (E)(2) using short screws (K) with rings (O). Ensure all screws are tightened.

Figure 2: The assembled base unit and overall chair in a patio setting.

Step 2: Attach Gliding Mechanisms

1. Stand the assembled base unit upright.
2. Take a swinging mechanism (H), ensuring the indentation is at the top and the protrusion is at the bottom. The small hole in the arm of the paddle should be closer to the top.
3. Align the top of the paddle (H) with one of the holes on the side of the base unit near the curve. The paddle should be on the outside of the base.
4. Insert a very long screw (N) through the indentation at the top of the paddle, through the base, and secure with a ring (O) and nut (P) on the inside. Tighten securely.
5. Repeat for all four paddles, ensuring they are on the outside of the base with the indentation at the top and the protrusion at the bottom.

Figure 3: Detail of the gliding mechanism.

Figure 4: Underside view showing the base and gliding components.

Step 3: Connect Paddles with Connector Bars

1. Place connector bar (D)(1) between the two front paddles (inside the base unit), aligning it with the small holes towards the top of the paddles.
2. Insert a long screw (L) with a ring (O) through the small hole on the outside of each paddle and into the connector bar. Tighten.
3. Repeat this process for the back two paddles using connector bar (D)(2).

Step 4: Attach Top/Arm Units

1. With the base unit upright, position one top/arm unit (A) against the outside of the base. Ensure the indented curved portion faces the front of the base (where the legs have an opening).
2. Lift the top/arm unit slightly to align its bottom holes with the protrusions on the bottom of the two side paddles.
3. Insert a very long screw (N) from the inside of the base unit, through the paddle, and out through the arm unit. Secure with a ring (O) and nut (P) on the outside. Tighten.
4. Do not attach the second top/arm unit to its paddles yet.

Step 5: Connect Arm Units with Connector Bars

1. Attach connector bar (F)(1) to the hole on the inside of the attached top/arm unit, below the curved indentation. Use a long screw (M) with a ring (O) from the outside of the arm unit.
2. Repeat for connector bar (F)(2) at the bottom of the same arm unit.
3. Position the second top/arm unit (A) against the other side of the base, mirroring the first.
4. Align and screw the front (F)(1) and bottom (F)(2) connector bars to the second arm unit.
5. Once both arm units are connected by the bars, align the bottom of the remaining paddles with the bottom portion of the second arm unit and secure with very long screws (N), rings (O), and nuts (P) as done in Step 4.

Figure 5: Side view of the chair, showing the armrests and gliding mechanism.

Step 6: Attach Chair Back and Seat

1. Position the chair back near the back of the base and inside the arm units.
2. Align the holes on the side supports of the chair back with the holes in the back curve of the arm unit.
3. Insert a very long screw (N) from the outside of the arm unit, through a thick washer (J) placed between the arm and chair back, and then through the chair back. Secure with a ring (O) and nut (P). Repeat for the other side.
4. Fold the seat of the chair down so the front is near the front of the arm unit, at the indentation.
5. Insert a very long screw (N) through the outside of the arm unit, just below the indentation, through a thick washer (J) between the arm and chair seat, and then through the chair seat. Secure with a ring (O) and nut (P) underneath the seat. Repeat for the other side.

After completing all steps, re-check all screws and bolts to ensure they are fully tightened for stability and safety.

Figure 6: Key dimensions of the assembled glider chair.

Operating Instructions

The Outsunny Outdoor Glider Chair is designed for simple and comfortable use.

• Gliding Motion: To initiate the gliding motion, gently push off the ground with your feet. The chair will smoothly glide back and forth on its mechanism.
• Seating Position: The chair features a high backrest and ergonomically designed neck support for optimal comfort. Simply sit back and relax.
• Placement: For best performance and safety, place the glider chair on a flat, stable surface. Ensure there is enough clear space around the chair for the gliding motion.

Figure 7: Illustration of the smooth gliding mechanism.

Figure 8: Features contributing to cozy sitting comfort.

Maintenance

• Cleaning: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. For stubborn dirt, use a mild soap solution and rinse thoroughly. Allow to air dry completely.
• Fabric Care: The breathable sling fabric is water-resistant and quick-drying. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the fabric.
• Frame Care: The metal frame has a powder-coated finish for durability. Inspect regularly for any scratches or chips in the coating and touch up if necessary to prevent rust.
• Seasonal Storage: During prolonged periods of non-use or harsh weather conditions, it is recommended to store the chair indoors or cover it with a protective outdoor furniture cover to extend its lifespan.

Figure 9: The breathable mesh fabric is easy to clean and quick-drying.

Troubleshooting

Specifications

Warranty and Support

For warranty information, replacement parts, or technical support, please contact Outsunny customer service directly. Keep your purchase receipt and model number (84A-009) handy for faster service.

Visit the official Outsunny store for more products and support: Outsunny Store