IKEA LOBERGET / MALSKÄR swivel chair instructions
Full Product Name: IKEA LOBERGET / MALSKÄR Swivel chair, white/black
Article Number: 294.885.71
Number of user manuals: 1
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There is one assembly instruction manual to fully build IKEA LOBERGET / MALSKÄR swivel chair.
IKEA LOBERGET / MALSKÄR Product Details
LOBERGET / MALSKÄR Swivel chair, white/black
Article number: 294.885.71
The safety casters have a pressure-sensitive brake mechanism that keeps the chair in place when you stand up, and releases automatically when you sit down.
You sit comfortably since the chair is adjustable in height.
Easy to keep clean by just wiping with a damp cloth.
Measurements:
Tested for: 243 lb (110 kg)Width: 26 3/8 " (67 cm)
Depth: 26 3/8 " (67 cm)
Height: 35 3/8 " (90 cm)
Seat width: 16 7/8 " (43 cm)
Seat depth: 17 3/8 " (44 cm)
Min. seat height: 17 3/4 " (45 cm)
Max. seat height: 22 1/2 " (57 cm)
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Number of questions: 3
Sharon Travis
Posted on Feb 21, 2024I'm having trouble getting the casters to lock in place when I stand up from the chair. The pressure-sensitive brake mechanism seems to be malfunctioning. Is there a way to adjust or clean the brakes to get them working properly again?
Sharon
Harrison Jeffrey
Posted on Aug 24, 2023I love this chair, but I'm a bit concerned about the brakes on the casters. Can you confirm whether they're manual or automatic?
And if automatic, how do I know if they're functioning properly?
Williams Robert
Posted on Jan 25, 2023I'm having trouble getting the chair to roll smoothly on my hardwood floor. The casters seem a bit sticky and are leaving marks on the floor. Is there any way to clean or lubricate them to improve their movement?
Williams Robert
Alice @ EasyRebuild
Answered on Jan 27, 2023To improve the smooth rolling of the LOBERGET / MALSKÄR swivel chair on your hardwood floor, you can try the following:
Clean the casters by wiping them with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or debris that may be causing them to stick. Avoid using harsh cleaners or solvents as they can damage the casters.
Once the casters are clean, you can try lubricating them with a small amount of silicone-based lubricant. Apply a few drops to each caster and then roll the chair back and forth to work the lubricant into the wheels. This should help reduce the stickiness and improve the chair's mobility on your hardwood floor.
Be mindful that the lubricant may leave a slight residue on the floor, so it's recommended to test it in an inconspicuous area first. Avoid using oil-based lubricants, as they can attract more dirt and potentially stain the floor