Human Touch HT-135 Armrest Replacement Guide
Brand: Human Touch
Model: HT-135
Service Level: 2
Date: 09/09/08
Introduction
To ensure that Human Touch products are repaired in a manner that is fully consistent with the practices used during the manufacturing process, Human Touch requires that all product repairs are performed using only factory-new parts and in accordance with these product repair instructions.
Tools Required: Large flat-head or Phillips-head screwdriver.
SAVE ALL REMOVED PARTS FOR USE DURING REASSEMBLY
NOTE: TO REPLACE A WOOD ARMREST PANEL, SEE THE INSTRUCTIONS ON PAGE 3.
Removing an Upholstered Armrest
Illustration (Fig.1) showing a massage chair tilted onto its side, with the armrest facing upwards.
Illustration showing hands prying off side panels from the armrest area (Fig.2).
Detailed illustration (Fig.3) showing the underside of the armrest area, highlighting the location of screws to be removed. Two screws are shown at the front and two at the rear.
- Use the remote control to fully retract the foot and calf massager.
- Power off the chair and unplug it.
- Using two people, turn the chair gently on its side, with the armrest you wish to replace on top.
- Using your hands, pry off both side panels.
- Using a large flat-head or Phillips-head screwdriver, remove the two armrest screws from the front of the armrest and the two armrest screws from the rear of the armrest.
- Remove the armrest from the chair.
Installing a New Upholstered Armrest
- Place the new armrest into position, aligning the two brackets on the front of the armrest with the corresponding brackets on the chair side panel.
- Using a large flat-head or Phillips-head screwdriver, replace the two front armrest screws, then replace the two rear screws.
- Gently return the chair to an upright position.
- Replace the side panels, by aligning the posts on the inside of the panel with the corresponding guides on the chair, then pushing the cover firmly into place (Fig.5).
Illustration (Fig.4) showing the new armrest being positioned and secured with screws onto the chair frame. Brackets and screw locations are indicated.
Illustration (Fig.5) depicting the process of reattaching the side panels to the chair, showing alignment of posts and guides.
Replacing a Wood Armrest Panel
Illustration showing the front and rear side panels that need to be removed (Fig. 2).
- Remove both the front and rear side panels.
- Using a Phillips-head screwdriver, remove the three screws that secure the wood armrest panel to the chair (Fig.3).
- Place the new wood armrest panel into position, then secure it using the three screws.
- Replace both the front and rear side panels (Fig. 5).
Detailed illustration (Fig.3) of the wood armrest panel attachment points, showing three screws securing it to the chair frame.
Illustration showing the side panels being reattached (Fig. 5).