Thank you very very much for this video, I had just replaced the scissor mechanism in my lift chair and was having a heck of a time trying to install the base unit back into it. I did not really know which way the front or the back or how the levers were supposed to be positioned when being installed the two side pins. I had contacted Pride Mobility for help with getting an image of how the base was supposed to look and be positioned but they refused as they claim that all images and information pertaining to Pride products are proprietary and not for view by the general public. They had advised me that if I wanted to get any information I would have to contact a repair service and pay for the information from them. I hope now to get the chair finally assembled and operating before the day is out. I was up till 8 this morning working on it through the night and early morning.
@Virgil - I tried contacting Pride Mobility regarding parts as well a couple of days ago via email. I have yet to hear back from them. Apparently customer service of their product line is not a high priority for them.
@@reclinerrepairguy4155 When my home care aide came he looked it over and found that the remote control was damaged and so I took the one from my old chair and used it and it is working fine.
Thank you so much for all your educational videos. I appreciate them. I am having a problem with a lift chair and after watching most of your videos, can’t find a solution I’m hoping you can help. I replace the actuator on a three point lift chair afterwards am unable to make the foot rest, go down, despite putting the previous actuator back onto it any advice?
@jennadempsey712 - See this video -- if you haven't already -- for some tips on remedying your specific problem ---------> th-cam.com/video/3GX8KRS2oVU/w-d-xo.html
Not on subject...what wood is used in the older Lazy boy rocker recliners. I broke the wood arm frame and part that holds the foot rest mech. Can remake parts but need wood type and alternatives. I live where hardwoods don't grow, but pine does.
@@reclinerrepairguy4155 My chair used wooden dowels, not screw, staples, etc. Is the plywood the best in this case. The original wood is a very light by weight hardwood.
I worked on two of these chairs with the twin lift Motors and for some reason that bar in the back we're both Motors attached and it pivots whenever at pivots out of position it shuts down one of the motors preventing damage but why would it be doing that connections are all tight
@steveocanevo100 - I've only worked on 2 or 3 Pride chairs, and therefore, have little experience with that brand. Contact a local Pride dealer to learn if there are any experienced Pride repair techs in your area.
@Spider - La-z-boy parts can be ordered from the manufacturer or one of their dealers. More on how to place a part order ----> th-cam.com/video/5M6d40rxH-s/w-d-xo.html
My pride power lift chair works very well with one problem, when I begin the lift motion it only gets halfway up then it drops back down. Can you tell me where that is happening?
@Felicia Etheridge - That sounds like a lift motor problem. But I have little experience with that brand. Contact your local Pride dealer to find an experienced tech that services Pride products.
The right side of my chair sets down about 1/4 inch before the left side. A very minor thing but I wonder if it will cause problems over time. Can the length of the motor arms be adjusted for this?
@Charles M. - Normally this would not be a cause for concern. But if it was more in unison before & you want to get it checked out, contact the dealer where you purchased your chair to find a repair tech that has experience working on your chair brand & style.
Do you have any advice on what could be my new problem? I finished the install of the scissor mechanism and after getting the base installed, I plugged it in and ran some tests to see if it was moving, it operated as it should but when I had then installed the back, it no longer would operate. I have electricity going to the power supply and the cable from the power supply to the chair is plugged in, not really tight but plugged in. I also swapped the hand control and it still does not operate. I had seen a video on how to used a jumper wire to jump the #1 and #2 female plugs to see if it will operate then. I have not done this but I thought I would ask you first about such a procedure to see if it is a safe and viable test. Is it common for the lift chairs to have a problem after installing the back? Any help and advice you can give me will be greatly appreciated.
@Virgil - No, installing the back should not affect the electrical operation, unless perhaps there are electrical cables inside the back that you are also connecting when installing it. You mentioned the Power Supply is plugged in, but not really tight. Wherever you have a loose connection like that, there's always the possibility of it working sometimes and not others. Especially if the loose connection gets bumped or tugged while you're testing, installing the back, etc. Sorry, I don't know anything about the jumpers.
I have a pride lift chair that won't go up or down.checked all cables they are all good..the hand control has a green light and so does the box.but it won't move..also unplug the cords still nothing..help
@judy jackson - I've only had 2 Pride Lift chairs in my shop, ever. So, I'm not experienced at troubleshooting that brand. Contact your local Pride dealer, or locate a repair tech who has experience servicing those chairs.
We need a new remote but can’t find the exact one for our ProLounger. New remotes have a digit/notch in the spot where the 5 pins are. Mine does not. Can I get a notched one to work?
@Kris Kahle - Sorry, I've never worked on that brand. Try to find a dealer that sells & services them, or a repair tech that does the same. You can also try contacting the manufacturer for help.
My Mother-In-Law's Pride Lift Chair, Model Plr945m, has a cracked connector piece on end of Base Motor shaft. It cracked down into the threads. The Pride Mobility Company (and dealer) are telling us we have to buy the entire motor assembly to replace this simple part. Can you order this part from the motor assembly point?
@George Patrin - If the connector piece you're describing is separate or you think that it is easily detachable so it can replaced, you can try contacting the motor manufacturer. If the motor is made by another company -- which they usually are -- there should be a sticker with that company's name directly applied to that part. Contact them to see if the connector is available separately, and if you can purchase a replacement directly from them.
Thanks for the video. I bought a lift chair from Walmart 6 months ago. Until a few days ago, there was a little play in the chairs back. I could use my back to push back a few inches if needed, which was great. But suddenly that stopped being the case. Now there is not any play, or tension in the back... it's totally rigid. Also, the point where the bottom of the back meets the seat seems to be a little out of place, like maybe an inch or two too far back. Does this sound like something you've seen? Any advice is greatly appreciated! I use my lift chair constantly, and even sleep in it instead of a bed. So it sees heavy use. Thanks again! Take care.
@Chad Landrum - It sounds like there may be a problem with the back frame and / or where it attaches to the bottom of the chair. Many backs are removable. I'd take it loose to have a look. It may be something as simple as loose hardware.
@@reclinerrepairguy4155 Thanks for replying. When I took the chair out of the box new, I did have to attach the back. So I will get up my courage (lol) and follow your advice. Maybe it will be something I can figure out. Coincidentally, I do turn the chair upside down sometimes to retrieve a lost item...maybe I messed something up. Thanks so much.
@@reclinerrepairguy4155 I looked thoroughly for an hour, but nothing jumped out at me as an obvious problem. Here are a few pics I took if you don't mind looking at them. Thank you. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ttJ_zj1g0yX7GQJDSR_uYXTt9chaHn7t?usp=sharing
@@chadlandrum - Pull / lift that little tab on the side of the back bracket to slide the back off. There's one on each side. Then check the screws that hold the brackets to the side of the back frame. By the way, that "play" you described shouldn't be there.
See the video, 'Should You Lubricate Your Reclining Mechanism?" As for lift actuators, check with the manufacturer regarding lubrication. If the unit shows no problematic indicators during operation -- making noises, etc. -- there's no need for lubrication.
My Pride power lift chair turns on by itself. Sometimes I come into the room and the footrest is fully extended from a closed position. Please let me know what the problem could be and how to address it. Thanks!
@LynnMcFarlane - I don't normally work on the Pride brand, so I'm certainly not familiar with typical repair scenarios. There may be a short (bare wires) that are the cause. Possibly in the hand control. Consult an experienced Pride repair tech for more specific recommendations.
I’m a service tech and I work on Pride lift chairs. It’s sounds like a hand control problem. The hand control is easy to disconnect from the back. Follow your hand control wire under your back cushion . There is a lock clip just under your back cushion. Unlock it and disconnect it. I would take the hand control into a Pride dealer and have them check it for you. It would save you a service call.
@@reclinerrepairguy4155sir is there a place to get parts for the chair. The plastic part from the motor that grabs around the steel part broke. Any help I appreciate.
Sorry didn't not finish. The part we needed where all the wires plug in, we got a new remote and transformer but still did not work Pulaski said they no longer use this part and couldn't or wouldn't help. It has been setting in our living room for overa year. I can't believe that it is unusable. We paid a lot for it and it is in great condition. Can you please help us?
@Barb Riffel - When a part is no longer available, there aren't many options. If the part is made by another company, you can check with them. Or, try to find a used one on Ebay or somewhere. Before you go down that road, I'd get some help troubleshooting the issue from a repair tech (or Pulaski tech rep) that has experience with those chairs. There may be a "reset" or "reboot" sequence you can try. Or perhaps a fuse may have failed. The key is to find someone experienced with servicing your chair brand. They will be the most knowledgeable regarding where the potential failure may be. Also, Pulaski may be able to point you to a dealer or repair tech in your area that services their products.
@@reclinerrepairguy4155 I called a repair guy and he said he could not help me. Should I have him come and troubleshoot it? I am about 45 miles from him and I am it will be expensive. But the chair is useless now so I will call again and Google if there's any closer. Pulaski will not help because they no longer use what is installed in our chair. I do appreciate your responding so quickly. Any chance you live in Washington state? Any help is much appreciated.
I cannot troubleshoot the chair so I thought my only solution was to have the chair person check it out. I was wondering if the electrical parts could be replaced by current ones? I am a 72 years old so my troubleshooting are long gone. I appreciate any advice you may give.
My mom. Chair won't let down its let out and we can't get it to go down the remote cord has a split but it will still work. For.the back.but it won't let back down
@VELMA ATWATER - See this video for more tips on resolving / repairing specific problems with the product you have ----> th-cam.com/video/3GX8KRS2oVU/w-d-xo.html
Hello I would like to know if it is possible to adjust the tension on a lift recliner chair? I am a lash artist and would like to have the back recliner more so that it is easier for me to lash my clients.
@Sheila Rena - The range of travel with any recliner or lift chair is generally limited to how it was designed. Check with the manufacturer of the chair for more info.
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Thank you I just bought my wife a Pride 2009. It's a little slow in movement. After your suggestions I hope it will give us many more years of use.
My mother's lift chair was stuck at the highest lift position, followed all your steps and it's working again, 😳👌👍
@jrollj - Good job!
Thank you very very much for this video, I had just replaced the scissor mechanism in my lift chair and was having a heck of a time trying to install the base unit back into it. I did not really know which way the front or the back or how the levers were supposed to be positioned when being installed the two side pins. I had contacted Pride Mobility for help with getting an image of how the base was supposed to look and be positioned but they refused as they claim that all images and information pertaining to Pride products are proprietary and not for view by the general public. They had advised me that if I wanted to get any information I would have to contact a repair service and pay for the information from them. I hope now to get the chair finally assembled and operating before the day is out. I was up till 8 this morning working on it through the night and early morning.
@Virgil - I tried contacting Pride Mobility regarding parts as well a couple of days ago via email. I have yet to hear back from them. Apparently customer service of their product line is not a high priority for them.
@@reclinerrepairguy4155 When my home care aide came he looked it over and found that the remote control was damaged and so I took the one from my old chair and used it and it is working fine.
@@virgil5361 It's always a plus when you have extra parts on hand. ;)
Thank you! I was always interested in what's under those chairs. 🌷
@TJ Tampa - You're welcome!
Thank you so much for all your educational videos. I appreciate them. I am having a problem with a lift chair and after watching most of your videos, can’t find a solution I’m hoping you can help. I replace the actuator on a three point lift chair afterwards am unable to make the foot rest, go down, despite putting the previous actuator back onto it any advice?
@jennadempsey712 - See this video -- if you haven't already -- for some tips on remedying your specific problem ---------> th-cam.com/video/3GX8KRS2oVU/w-d-xo.html
What if it won't go down but will go up?
Thank ya sir
@charlesphillips3982 - You're welcome!
Working but sqeaks when chair lifts.
Not on subject...what wood is used in the older Lazy boy rocker recliners. I broke the wood arm frame and part that holds the foot rest mech. Can remake parts but need wood type and alternatives. I live where hardwoods don't grow, but pine does.
@mike wood - A higher quality plywood is usually good. Go with a thicker piece than the one that failed, when possible.
@@reclinerrepairguy4155 My chair used wooden dowels, not screw, staples, etc. Is the plywood the best in this case. The original wood is a very light by weight hardwood.
I worked on two of these chairs with the twin lift Motors and for some reason that bar in the back we're both Motors attached and it pivots whenever at pivots out of position it shuts down one of the motors preventing damage but why would it be doing that connections are all tight
@steveocanevo100 - I've only worked on 2 or 3 Pride chairs, and therefore, have little experience with that brand. Contact a local Pride dealer to learn if there are any experienced Pride repair techs in your area.
Good job on your LazyBoy recliners. I was just wondering where you order your parts from?
@Spider - La-z-boy parts can be ordered from the manufacturer or one of their dealers. More on how to place a part order ----> th-cam.com/video/5M6d40rxH-s/w-d-xo.html
If your foot rest goes down. When you are putting is up, will not go up
My pride power lift chair works very well with one problem, when I begin the lift motion it only gets halfway up then it drops back down. Can you tell me where that is happening?
@Felicia Etheridge - That sounds like a lift motor problem. But I have little experience with that brand. Contact your local Pride dealer to find an experienced tech that services Pride products.
The right side of my chair sets down about 1/4 inch before the left side. A very minor thing but I wonder if it will cause problems over time. Can the length of the motor arms be adjusted for this?
@Charles M. - Normally this would not be a cause for concern. But if it was more in unison before & you want to get it checked out, contact the dealer where you purchased your chair to find a repair tech that has experience working on your chair brand & style.
Do you have any advice on what could be my new problem? I finished the install of the scissor mechanism and after getting the base installed, I plugged it in and ran some tests to see if it was moving, it operated as it should but when I had then installed the back, it no longer would operate. I have electricity going to the power supply and the cable from the power supply to the chair is plugged in, not really tight but plugged in. I also swapped the hand control and it still does not operate. I had seen a video on how to used a jumper wire to jump the #1 and #2 female plugs to see if it will operate then. I have not done this but I thought I would ask you first about such a procedure to see if it is a safe and viable test. Is it common for the lift chairs to have a problem after installing the back? Any help and advice you can give me will be greatly appreciated.
@Virgil - No, installing the back should not affect the electrical operation, unless perhaps there are electrical cables inside the back that you are also connecting when installing it.
You mentioned the Power Supply is plugged in, but not really tight. Wherever you have a loose connection like that, there's always the possibility of it working sometimes and not others. Especially if the loose connection gets bumped or tugged while you're testing, installing the back, etc.
Sorry, I don't know anything about the jumpers.
I have a pride lift chair that won't go up or down.checked all cables they are all good..the hand control has a green light and so does the box.but it won't move..also unplug the cords still nothing..help
@judy jackson - I've only had 2 Pride Lift chairs in my shop, ever. So, I'm not experienced at troubleshooting that brand. Contact your local Pride dealer, or locate a repair tech who has experience servicing those chairs.
We need a new remote but can’t find the exact one for our ProLounger. New remotes have a digit/notch in the spot where the 5 pins are. Mine does not. Can I get a notched one to work?
@Kris Kahle - Sorry, I've never worked on that brand. Try to find a dealer that sells & services them, or a repair tech that does the same. You can also try contacting the manufacturer for help.
My Mother-In-Law's Pride Lift Chair, Model Plr945m, has a cracked connector piece on end of Base Motor shaft. It cracked down into the threads. The Pride Mobility Company (and dealer) are telling us we have to buy the entire motor assembly to replace this simple part. Can you order this part from the motor assembly point?
@George Patrin - If the connector piece you're describing is separate or you think that it is easily detachable so it can replaced, you can try contacting the motor manufacturer. If the motor is made by another company -- which they usually are -- there should be a sticker with that company's name directly applied to that part. Contact them to see if the connector is available separately, and if you can purchase a replacement directly from them.
Thanks for the video. I bought a lift chair from Walmart 6 months ago. Until a few days ago, there was a little play in the chairs back. I could use my back to push back a few inches if needed, which was great. But suddenly that stopped being the case. Now there is not any play, or tension in the back... it's totally rigid. Also, the point where the bottom of the back meets the seat seems to be a little out of place, like maybe an inch or two too far back. Does this sound like something you've seen? Any advice is greatly appreciated! I use my lift chair constantly, and even sleep in it instead of a bed. So it sees heavy use. Thanks again! Take care.
@Chad Landrum - It sounds like there may be a problem with the back frame and / or where it attaches to the bottom of the chair. Many backs are removable. I'd take it loose to have a look. It may be something as simple as loose hardware.
@@reclinerrepairguy4155 Thanks for replying. When I took the chair out of the box new, I did have to attach the back. So I will get up my courage (lol) and follow your advice. Maybe it will be something I can figure out. Coincidentally, I do turn the chair upside down sometimes to retrieve a lost item...maybe I messed something up. Thanks so much.
@@reclinerrepairguy4155 I looked thoroughly for an hour, but nothing jumped out at me as an obvious problem. Here are a few pics I took if you don't mind looking at them. Thank you.
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ttJ_zj1g0yX7GQJDSR_uYXTt9chaHn7t?usp=sharing
@@chadlandrum - Pull / lift that little tab on the side of the back bracket to slide the back off. There's one on each side. Then check the screws that hold the brackets to the side of the back frame. By the way, that "play" you described shouldn't be there.
We have a lift chair it won't go down but it will keep going up but not down any suggestions
@tiger99kid - See this video for more tips on getting help with your specific problem. ----> th-cam.com/video/3GX8KRS2oVU/w-d-xo.html
Do you ever grease or oil the mechanisms or motor and linear actuators ?
See the video, 'Should You Lubricate Your Reclining Mechanism?" As for lift actuators, check with the manufacturer regarding lubrication. If the unit shows no problematic indicators during operation -- making noises, etc. -- there's no need for lubrication.
My Pride power lift chair turns on by itself. Sometimes I come into the room and the footrest is fully extended from a closed position. Please let me know what the problem could be and how to address it. Thanks!
@LynnMcFarlane - I don't normally work on the Pride brand, so I'm certainly not familiar with typical repair scenarios. There may be a short (bare wires) that are the cause. Possibly in the hand control. Consult an experienced Pride repair tech for more specific recommendations.
I’m a service tech and I work on Pride lift chairs. It’s sounds like a hand control problem. The hand control is easy to disconnect from the back. Follow your hand control wire under your back cushion . There is a lock clip just under your back cushion. Unlock it and disconnect it. I would take the hand control into a Pride dealer and have them check it for you. It would save you a service call.
@@reclinerrepairguy4155sir is there a place to get parts for the chair. The plastic part from the motor that grabs around the steel part broke. Any help I appreciate.
Sorry didn't not finish. The part we needed where all the wires plug in, we got a new remote and transformer but still did not work Pulaski said they no longer use this part and couldn't or wouldn't help. It has been setting in our living room for overa year. I can't believe that it is unusable. We paid a lot for it and it is in great condition. Can you please help us?
@Barb Riffel - When a part is no longer available, there aren't many options. If the part is made by another company, you can check with them. Or, try to find a used one on Ebay or somewhere.
Before you go down that road, I'd get some help troubleshooting the issue from a repair tech (or Pulaski tech rep) that has experience with those chairs. There may be a "reset" or "reboot" sequence you can try. Or perhaps a fuse may have failed. The key is to find someone experienced with servicing your chair brand. They will be the most knowledgeable regarding where the potential failure may be.
Also, Pulaski may be able to point you to a dealer or repair tech in your area that services their products.
@@reclinerrepairguy4155
I called a repair guy and he said he could not help me. Should I have him come and troubleshoot it? I am about 45 miles from him and I am it will be expensive. But the chair is useless now so I will call again and Google if there's any closer. Pulaski will not help because they no longer use what is installed in our chair.
I do appreciate your responding so quickly. Any chance you live in Washington state? Any help is much appreciated.
@@barbriffel389 - Sorry, I don't understand. Why would you hire someone who said they cannot help you?
I cannot troubleshoot the chair so I thought my only solution was to have the chair person check it out. I was wondering if the electrical parts could be replaced by current ones? I am a 72 years old so my troubleshooting are long gone. I appreciate any advice you may give.
how can you speed up the chair to lift faster?
@Clint East - I've never attempted a mod like that, but I'm sure it can be done.
My mom. Chair won't let down its let out and we can't get it to go down the remote cord has a split but it will still work. For.the back.but it won't let back down
@VELMA ATWATER - See this video for more tips on resolving / repairing specific problems with the product you have ----> th-cam.com/video/3GX8KRS2oVU/w-d-xo.html
No lubrication during maintenance??
@iamalwayswrite - No. See this video to learn more about when lubrication is necessary -----> th-cam.com/video/KvvpRINoECI/w-d-xo.html
Hello I would like to know if it is possible to adjust the tension on a lift recliner chair? I am a lash artist and would like to have the back recliner more so that it is easier for me to lash my clients.
@Sheila Rena - The range of travel with any recliner or lift chair is generally limited to how it was designed. Check with the manufacturer of the chair for more info.
I've watched every video on HOW to lube a Lift Electric Recliner none actually demonstrating Where/What to lubricate 😤
I have this same issue.
@@kristicameron5796 👌 thank you for the support
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You’re welcome lol.
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