Mcombo Lift Chair: Assembly & Operation Guide
Introduction
This guide provides essential information for the assembly, operation, and maintenance of Mcombo lift chairs, specifically models 7141, 7516, and 7095. These chairs are designed to assist users with mobility challenges, offering comfort and independence through powered lifting and reclining functions.
Assembly Instructions
Before You Begin
Before starting assembly, please verify that all parts are present by comparing them with the parts list (refer to the included parts diagram). Ensure you have a clear, spacious area to work in, and it is recommended to have a second person assist with certain steps for safety and ease.
Step-by-Step Assembly
Step 1: Prepare the Base
Carefully unpack all components. Identify the main chair base unit, the seat assembly, the backrest, and the remote control. Place the chair base on a flat, protected surface. The base unit typically features pre-attached legs and the main power cord extending from the rear.
Diagram Replacement: A diagram shows the chair base unit with four pre-attached legs and the main power cord extending from the rear.
Step 2: Attach the Seat and Backrest
Align the seat assembly with the chair base. Slide the seat onto the base frame until it securely clicks into place. A visual shows the seat cushion being lowered onto the chair base, with arrows indicating alignment points.
Next, insert the backrest assembly into the corresponding slots on the seat frame. Slide the backrest vertically into the rear of the seat assembly, ensuring metal brackets on the backrest slide into receiving channels on the seat. Secure the backrest using any provided locking mechanisms or screws.
Diagram Replacement: A visual shows the backrest being inserted vertically into the rear of the seat assembly, with metal brackets on the backrest sliding into receiving channels on the seat.
Step 3: Connect Power and Remote
Locate the power cord connection port, typically found on the rear of the chair base. Plug the provided power adapter into this port and then connect the adapter to a functioning wall outlet. A close-up image highlights the power input socket on the back of the chair base and the corresponding plug on the power adapter.
Connect the remote control cable to the designated port, usually situated on the side or underside of the chair. A diagram illustrates the remote control's cable being plugged into a port on the chair's armrest or side panel.
Operating Your Lift Chair
Using the Remote Control
The remote control is your primary interface for operating the lift chair. It typically features buttons for adjusting the lift, recline, and footrest positions.
- Lift Up Button ⬆️: Press and hold to smoothly lift the chair to a more upright position, assisting you to stand.
- Recline Button ⬇️: Press and hold to recline the chair to various angles for relaxation.
- Footrest Up Button ▶️: Press to raise the integrated footrest.
- Footrest Down Button ◀️: Press to lower the footrest.
- Power Button ⚡: Some remotes may include a power button to activate or deactivate the chair's functions.
Diagram Replacement: A diagram shows the remote control with clearly labeled buttons: UP, DOWN, FOOTREST UP, FOOTREST DOWN.
Reclining and Lifting Positions
Your Mcombo lift chair offers multiple positions to suit your needs, from fully upright to a relaxed reclined state. Experiment with the remote to find comfortable settings for reading, watching television, napping, or simply resting.
Safety & Maintenance
Important Safety Precautions
- Ensure the chair is placed on a stable, level surface to prevent tipping.
- Keep children and pets away from the chair's moving parts while it is in operation.
- Do not operate the chair if the power cord or adapter appears damaged.
- Avoid sitting on the armrests or the footrest, as this can cause damage or instability.
- Do not exceed the chair's maximum weight capacity, typically rated at 300 lbs.
- For extended periods of non-use or during thunderstorms, unplug the chair from the wall outlet.
Care and Maintenance
- To clean the upholstery, use a slightly damp cloth with a mild detergent. Avoid harsh chemicals.
- Vacuum the chair regularly to remove dust, crumbs, and debris.
- Periodically check that all power cord connections are secure.
- If necessary, moving parts can be lubricated annually with a silicone-based lubricant. Always refer to specific model recommendations if available.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Chair does not move | No power supply | Verify the power cord is securely connected to both the chair and a functioning wall outlet. Check the outlet with another device. |
| Chair moves slowly or weakly | Low voltage or chair overload | Ensure the chair is not overloaded beyond its weight capacity. Confirm the power connection is stable. |
| Remote control is unresponsive | Loose connection or remote malfunction | Check that the remote control cable is firmly plugged into the chair. If the remote has batteries, replace them. Contact customer support if the issue persists. |
| Footrest does not fully retract | Obstruction or motor issue | Check for any objects or debris blocking the footrest mechanism. Ensure no weight is being applied to the footrest when attempting to retract it. Contact customer support for motor-related issues. |
Contact Support
For any issues not addressed in this guide or if you require further assistance, please contact Mcombo customer support for assistance.
