Amazing great quality and informative video! I don't even have a recliner that needs repairing I just like acquiring random knowledge that might prove to be useful and I find repairing videos satisfying and relaxing. This video checks all the boxes, kept me entertained throughout the whole thing. I didn't expect such a great video from an unsuspecting smaller channel so I just had to comment on it! Thank you sir for your wisdom!
Thank you so much for posting this content! This was extremely helpful for me to troubleshoot our issue. I appreciate all your camera angles and detailed explanations. Well done tutorial. Thanks again!
Thank you very much. It was a great video and I learned something. I do have a question though. Where can I buy a replacement swivel plate. it appears I have a swivel plate with only about 10 ball bearings in it so some of them must’ve come out. Can I take the swivel plate apart or do I need to replace the whole plate?
@mangary - If the Swivel Plate is still working (rotating) smoothly without excess noise & is still stable, you can continue to use it. If not, you'll need to replace the entire Swivel Plate. Check with the chair manufacturer to see if this replacement part is still available. If not, there are generic replacements available that may do the job. The only thing to check when using a generic is to make sure the mounting holes will match up with those on your chair. Generic Swivel Plates are typically available through upholstery suppliers online.
@daviddorman4354 - If you have a La-z-boy, their rocker/recliners generally can have either a swivel base or wooden (non-swivel) base setup. To convert to non-swivel base, you'll have to remove the round & upper base, then attach the wooden, non-swivel base. If you have a glider -- as shown in the video -- there is no non-swivel base option. And if you have a different recliner brand, check with the manufacturer (or one of their dealers) regarding possible base configurations.
@sloaneirwin4189 - I ordered them from the manufacturer. You can also take one of the other fasteners to your local hardware or home improvement store to find a match.
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Amazing great quality and informative video! I don't even have a recliner that needs repairing I just like acquiring random knowledge that might prove to be useful and I find repairing videos satisfying and relaxing. This video checks all the boxes, kept me entertained throughout the whole thing. I didn't expect such a great video from an unsuspecting smaller channel so I just had to comment on it! Thank you sir for your wisdom!
@m-419 - Wow -- thanks!
Thank you so much for posting this content! This was extremely helpful for me to troubleshoot our issue. I appreciate all your camera angles and detailed explanations. Well done tutorial. Thanks again!
@haleymonroe2137 - You're welcome!
How would you convert a standard rocker/recliner base to a swivel base?
Thank you very much. It was a great video and I learned something. I do have a question though. Where can I buy a replacement swivel plate. it appears I have a swivel plate with only about 10 ball bearings in it so some of them must’ve come out. Can I take the swivel plate apart or do I need to replace the whole plate?
@mangary - If the Swivel Plate is still working (rotating) smoothly without excess noise & is still stable, you can continue to use it.
If not, you'll need to replace the entire Swivel Plate. Check with the chair manufacturer to see if this replacement part is still available. If not, there are generic replacements available that may do the job. The only thing to check when using a generic is to make sure the mounting holes will match up with those on your chair.
Generic Swivel Plates are typically available through upholstery suppliers online.
How can I remove the swivel base (round ) like this in video and replace with an original wooden base that sits directly on the floor. Thanks.
@daviddorman4354 - If you have a La-z-boy, their rocker/recliners generally can have either a swivel base or wooden (non-swivel) base setup. To convert to non-swivel base, you'll have to remove the round & upper base, then attach the wooden, non-swivel base. If you have a glider -- as shown in the video -- there is no non-swivel base option.
And if you have a different recliner brand, check with the manufacturer (or one of their dealers) regarding possible base configurations.
Where did you get the replacement fasteners? I need to purchase some (same swivel base model) but cannot find a part number or size anywhere!
@sloaneirwin4189 - I ordered them from the manufacturer. You can also take one of the other fasteners to your local hardware or home improvement store to find a match.
Hello! Can you show how to convert an electric Lazy Boy recliner to a swivel and still maintain the electric recliner feature? Thank you. Joyce
@joycebutz7064 - I don't believe that type of conversion is possible. But you can check with La-z-boy to make sure.
Great videos , I have repaired La Z Boys for 50 years. How can I get in touch with you?
@user-ze3ol1nw3b - I no longer use a public email address. But if you're willing to post yours here, I will contact you.
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