I did all that and I am still getting this subtle little "hoot"......"hoot"........,"hoot" squeaking sound from my La-Z-Boy recliner. One more comment that I think La-Z-Boy should know about. With the recliner that I had before I got this one, the curved wooden pieces that connect to the frame and rock on the base broke loose from the frame because they were only held on with wooden dowels. The dowels break. I got this La-Z-Boy, and it wound up doing the same thing because they also were connected only using wooden dowels. I turned the chair over and drove deck screws from that wooden piece into the frame at each end of the two wooden pieces. Four screws on each end. A total of 16 screws. I have not had a problem since then. That part should be connected with good heavy wood screws, not dowels.
I did something similar. I put T-nuts on the inside that dug into the wood, since it's only chipboard. Then drove large machine bolts with washers from the outside in (fabric peeled back). SFSG.
The wax ended up aggrevating the squeak for me. But seeing how adding wax made the squeak worse, I tried the reverse and filed away the wax on the rocker block which fixed the noise.
@@sandyfagen4737 i melted bees wax pellets, turned the chair up, took an old small foam brush, pulled the chair leg down where I could see the wood runner and put wax on it. Then pulled the leg the other way (cuz it’s a rocker leg)and did the other side. I’m gonna have to do it again, but I do not care. The noise is ridiculous. I won’t ever buy another
This was really great until the excess silicon dripped onto the wood floors. When we moved the chair we discovered it, but not before tracking it around. We tried to clean it with Bona but it just smeared it, creating a dangerous very sippery skating rink. I researched and found posts where several people said straight Pinesol removed it for them. We're going to do a test and see if it works without killing my wood floor. I'm so irritated.
I used pb blaster silicone spray and Johnson’s paste wax. It literally went from a little annoying to super loud. I wouldn’t recommend following this advice.
Can you please tell me the exact name and brand of the wax that you used to take care of the wood squeaks? I have looked up liquid wax and I keep finding wax that you would use on a car or a cutting board
I have a La-Z-Boy recliner that I paid about $1800 for. The back makes a creaking sound (not squeaking springs) like an old haunted house. I had 3 repairs, finally on #4 they replaced the back. 3 weeks later that back is creaking again. I took the back off and had to tighten all the torque screws. ... 9 Months later... I have to tighten the torque screws about twice a month to get rid of this creaking.
You could take the screws out and put thread lock on the screws, then put them in nice and tight. They shouldn't come out, esp if you use the orange or red thread lock type.
This didn't fix my problem. I have the LaZ boy Pinnacle and there's an extra metal connector that also supports the rocking motion in the middle of the chair. That turned out to be what was squeaking, not the springs on the sides. I can't tell if the chair in this video has it. But make sure you guys spray that too if yours does. The wax seems excessive since my chair doesn't have any wax on the wood to begin with, so I'm guessing its not that important.
The Pinnacle glider is the worst piece of furniture we’ve ever owned. Had it repaired four times and the squeaking never stopped. It broke three additional times via bolts falling off after working themselves loose.
So we have had a pair of lay z boy swivel rocker recliners for about 20 years. One was used a lot more than the other. fabric very worn on it and seat cushion some what flat. but all the mechanics work perfectly. The 2nd which not used nearly as much has good cushion still and fabric not worn. but it is the one that squeaks horrible. Both purchased at same time and been in same room whole time. but only less used one squeaks. we switched their places 5 years ago to even the wear and that is when the less worn started squeaking. odd that only 1 did it.
Don't give up. Spray everything that moves on the bottom of your Ashton...you just don't know where the squeak is coming from...include the 5 or 6 small seat springs towards the front as well...all metal joints...the wire cable..everything. Get some kind of wax between the wood rockers...I jammed some birthday candles between them..I tried to drip some wax, but no luck. Keep repeating his procedure of spraying and waxing until you get it.
Why should a consumer have to do all this to get a new rocker recliner to work properly? My previous one never had this problem. Threw it out after the frame broke and 20 years of use!
What are y’all complaining about this informative video. After watching this and reading all the comments I grabbed some liquid car wax and a brush and brushed in between the 2 wooden points on my rocker swivel recliner and it’s now quite. At least for now. And as far as placing your recliner on the floor with the back rest touching the carpet/floor I hope y’all clean/vacuum weekly. If your floor is dirty than you got another issue to worry bouts. Yes, big home boy could of explained a little more on the liquid wax. Maybe he was trying to protect his work? Other than that a great video.
From North Central Florida: HOPE you can help, bought our Love Seat in 2015, it APPEARS I may need a bearing or the plastic cover OVER the bearing in a ACK 501280102-009-003 Can you tell me HOW to get a Parts Illustration that shows the parts WITH their I.D. & part number where I can figure out WHAT to order??
Yeah, silicone spray doesn't work very well. If it does, it doesn't last very long. I was going to use 3-in-One oil before I saw this video. After watching it, I used silicone spray. The first time I used silicone it worked for a couple of months. Then the squeak started again. I tried using silicone three more times, but it didn't help. So, I used 3-in-One oil. It worked perfectly. Any light oil will do. Use an old rag under where it's being applied to catch any run off. With the chair upside down, rock the base to see which parts are moving when it rocks. Apply the oil to all the parts that move. My squeak wasn't in the springs. 3-In-One oil does have an odor. It should go away in a couple of days. I completely agree with the guy in the video about WD-40. It's not an oil, and isn't a good lubricant. It will dry out and gum up. It's great for rust protection on metal, and for displacing water that is on metal. That's where the WD came from, "Water Displacement". It was the 40th formula the tried. For the wood against wood movement, go to a big box store, like Menard's or Lowe's. Get a bottle of Howard Butcher Block Conditioner. Howard Feed-N-Wax works just as well. It has a nice, natural orange scent, but it will change the color of light colored woods. You can just drip a little right out of the bottle onto the wood, and spread it with your fingers or a rag. The ingredients in both are food safe, and it's actually good for your skin. You can use what's left to condition all the wooden spoons and knife handles in your kitchen.
I don't recommend ordinary 3 in 1 oil because tge formula is designed to polymerize and react with air to congealed into a protective film. Great for protecting metal against rusting but the lubricant properties are lost as tge oil gets gummy. 3 in one has a special motor bearing oil that doesn't dry up and get gummy: or just use synthetic motor oil.
Don’t buy la z boy recliners. They’re trash. Bought 2 new recliners they started breaking by the second month. Lazboy took weeks to respond. They use 3rd party warranties. That warrantee is as good as third party car warrantees. Lol. Repairs are continuous on these chairs, and I have resorted to 2nd party machined parts over the cheap plastic components the chairs came with.
Not my experience with the brand - best chair I've ever had except for the squeaking issue which I will try to resolve following the directions in the video. Not sure what you are doing to your chairs but mine is built like a tank and I love it
@@julieswann7112, my wife rocks *constantly* and her chairs always start squeaking and/or knocking, sooner rather than later. Drives me absolutely nuts when we're in the den reading or watching TV! It doesn't really matter if it's a swivel-base glider/recliner or a rocker-recliner with the curved wood-on-wood rocker mechanism; either the springs creak or the chair knocks or pings. I finally wore out a LaZBoy chair that was probably 6 to 8 years old and bought a new one for myself, and then had to give it up to my wife yesterday because her chair, which is maybe 3 years old, started going "ping" and knock. So, she sits in my brand new chair instead, starts rocking, and the aprings start going "reek-reek, reek-reek", softly but noticeably. I tightened the fasteners, the ones that I can reach anyway, in her original chair and I lubricated the mechanism for the glider or rocker, but it still makes noise. The annoying thing about these chairs is that many of the Torx head screws and bolts have the heads hidden underneath the upholstery so you can't tighten them without pulling staples and loosening the fabric first; not to mention that there is a square central hole in each side panel next to the seat cushion, where coins will sometimes fall into and you can't get them out because the only way to fish stuff out of there is with a magnet, and coins aren't magnetic. My wife's old chair which I have apparently now inherited also has a loose armrest on one side down near my feet where the wood is splintered and the main strength for the armrest bolting to the chair is from a pair of bolts that are only accessible from inside the chair underneath the fabric where I can't get to them without pulling staples, otherwise I would tighten it. For what you pay for these things they're not well built at all and they're definitely not made to be serviceable without getting an upholstery guy involved.
Those 2 points or locations don't cause any squeaky , stupid video if you have wood rubbing wood your chair is broken.. as all of the squeaks are coming from the cross bar through the metal bracket into the side block .. any sort lube you use will be robbed off in days . Perhaps I will try squeezing a bit of white grease into where the bar enters the bracket block ?? We will see just breathing is enough to rock the chair so slightly it has annoying squeak...
@@treychastain4686 yes and no I bought silicone grease and applied it worked for a few days and then back to that tiny annoying ererererr... while I watch TV.. grrr
Hmm. So this guy has been in this business for 20 years, but he doesn't know enough to keep the backrest of the recliner on the blanket so it doesn't get dirty. I've been working in furniture for 8 years and I know not to turn a recliner over on a bare floor.
Errr… you didn’t saw they put a rug there? That is the same purpose. If you want to take out the backrest, the video clip will be longer another 1 minutes, that is not good idea for attracting the viewer.
@@phongpotpatcharapakdeekamt5871 Yes, I saw that they put it down but when they turned they chair over, the backrest was not on it. That is what I am talking about. I didn't say anything about taking of the back, and even if they took of the back, it would take about a minute. the backs just pop off.
@@JB-qi8bk No, not nit picky. That's common procedure to keep the recliner clean. If it belongs to a customer, you don't want to get it dirty and if it's on the showroom floor, people won't buy it if it is dirty.
@@warehousetchomefurnishings6463they problably don't care or just forgot. Who cares as long it's not yours if someone goes to your place let them know beforehand to lay it on a clean blanket. I seen what you talking about though 🤷♂️
I have a Thomasville recliner that has been quiet for 9 years and I’ve never once had to lube or spray it. But I can’t quiet down my piece of shit Lazy Boy recliner no matter how many times I flip it over and spray it. I just did this again earlier today and it’s already squeaking again. I hate this chair. And it’s practically brand new. Overpriced and overrated junk chair. Lazy Boy sucks.
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The questions the woman asks make this video extra helpful. Thanks!
It's finally silent after years of squeaks! thank you
putting bicycle lubricant on the springs did it for me.
Great video, thanks! Can you please tell us what brand the "liquid wax" is?
I did all that and I am still getting this subtle little "hoot"......"hoot"........,"hoot" squeaking sound from my La-Z-Boy recliner.
One more comment that I think La-Z-Boy should know about. With the recliner that I had before I got this one, the curved wooden pieces that connect to the frame and rock on the base broke loose from the frame because they were only held on with wooden dowels. The dowels break. I got this La-Z-Boy, and it wound up doing the same thing because they also were connected only using wooden dowels. I turned the chair over and drove deck screws from that wooden piece into the frame at each end of the two wooden pieces. Four screws on each end. A total of 16 screws. I have not had a problem since then. That part should be connected with good heavy wood screws, not dowels.
I did something similar. I put T-nuts on the inside that dug into the wood, since it's only chipboard. Then drove large machine bolts with washers from the outside in (fabric peeled back). SFSG.
Reggie your the bomb! Great advice.
Very well done, thank you for sharing your experience.
That's amazing! Problem instantly fixed!
Thank you! Awesome little video!
The silicone spray did the trick. Thank you
What kind of liquid wax do you use?
Where can I find the fabric code that is supposed to be on a tag attached to the furniture
What kind of wax did you put on the chair
Thanks so much. A little Blaster silicon spray on the rocker springs and my squeak is gone!
The wax ended up aggrevating the squeak for me. But seeing how adding wax made the squeak worse, I tried the reverse and filed away the wax on the rocker block which fixed the noise.
Oh my dog! My chair is silent for the first time since I bought it! Thank you so very much! (It was the wax that solved it)!
Can you please tell me how you fixed it with wax
@@sandyfagen4737 i melted bees wax pellets, turned the chair up, took an old small foam brush, pulled the chair leg down where I could see the wood runner and put wax on it. Then pulled the leg the other way (cuz it’s a rocker leg)and did the other side. I’m gonna have to do it again, but I do not care. The noise is ridiculous. I won’t ever buy another
What's a good odorless silicone spray to use?
Works greatly
We have had our Lazyboys for some time - No idea what happen to the paper work - how can we get new mechanic or chairs are so loose and wobbly
Thank you for sharing 😬
This was really great until the excess silicon dripped onto the wood floors. When we moved the chair we discovered it, but not before tracking it around. We tried to clean it with Bona but it just smeared it, creating a dangerous very sippery skating rink. I researched and found posts where several people said straight Pinesol removed it for them. We're going to do a test and see if it works without killing my wood floor. I'm so irritated.
Great, I don't have a rocker base, but still have a loud squeak.
Fixed! The creaking spring when rocking was getting louder. Now. Silence! I have the same model as in the video.
What about rocker recliner swivel chair with metal frame made by you
I used pb blaster silicone spray and Johnson’s paste wax. It literally went from a little annoying to super loud. I wouldn’t recommend following this advice.
Can you please tell me the exact name and brand of the wax that you used to take care of the wood squeaks? I have looked up liquid wax and I keep finding wax that you would use on a car or a cutting board
@@Kat-uu8tc they asked about the LIQUID WAX, NOT the silicone lubricant. Two very different things...
I just purchased the oak harbor recliner and both arms are rickety and seams loose.
I have a La-Z-Boy recliner that I paid about $1800 for. The back makes a creaking sound (not squeaking springs) like an old haunted house. I had 3 repairs, finally on #4 they replaced the back. 3 weeks later that back is creaking again. I took the back off and had to tighten all the torque screws. ... 9 Months later... I have to tighten the torque screws about twice a month to get rid of this creaking.
They have life time warranties.
You could take the screws out and put thread lock on the screws, then put them in nice and tight. They shouldn't come out, esp if you use the orange or red thread lock type.
@@wingwalker2458- I’m not particularly interested in a lifetime warranty. I’m interested in a chair that doesn’t need constant repairs.
Their warranty doesn't cover squeaks
@@wingwalker2458 That is on the parts....not the minimum service call that starts at $200...
This didn't fix my problem. I have the LaZ boy Pinnacle and there's an extra metal connector that also supports the rocking motion in the middle of the chair. That turned out to be what was squeaking, not the springs on the sides. I can't tell if the chair in this video has it. But make sure you guys spray that too if yours does. The wax seems excessive since my chair doesn't have any wax on the wood to begin with, so I'm guessing its not that important.
Yup metal in the middle lubed got mine fixed. Thx
The Pinnacle glider is the worst piece of furniture we’ve ever owned. Had it repaired four times and the squeaking never stopped. It broke three additional times via bolts falling off after working themselves loose.
Thank you so much. I was about to burn the thing it was driving me insane.
Mine squeaks fully reclined rocking. The ratchet metal on metal. Use electrical tape to stop.
Just used partolem jelly an it freaking worked kinda lol but my chair is beat af an old but it's quiter now
So we have had a pair of lay z boy swivel rocker recliners for about 20 years. One was used a lot more than the other. fabric very worn on it and seat cushion some what flat. but all the mechanics work perfectly.
The 2nd which not used nearly as much has good cushion still and fabric not worn. but it is the one that squeaks horrible.
Both purchased at same time and been in same room whole time. but only less used one squeaks. we switched their places 5 years ago to even the wear and that is when the less worn started squeaking.
odd that only 1 did it.
Can you recommend a brand of lubricant?
He used blaster silicone spray in the video, I would go with that
I have a lazy boy asher. Squeaks creaks and groans all evening when sitting in it. 2 yrs old. Tried all of this in video. Did nothing.
They make garbage
Don't give up. Spray everything that moves on the bottom of your Ashton...you just don't know where the squeak is coming from...include the 5 or 6 small seat springs towards the front as well...all metal joints...the wire cable..everything. Get some kind of wax between the wood rockers...I jammed some birthday candles between them..I tried to drip some wax, but no luck. Keep repeating his procedure of spraying and waxing until you get it.
Why should a consumer have to do all this to get a new rocker recliner to work properly? My previous one never had this problem. Threw it out after the frame broke and 20 years of use!
@@Qaz4567 LaZBoy chairs are now put together with flakeboard and staples. No quality at all...
I sprayed mine with blaster silicone and now my back ready squeaks really loud now it’s so annoying any ideas?
Buy a new recliner
What are y’all complaining about this informative video. After watching this and reading all the comments I grabbed some liquid car wax and a brush and brushed in between the 2 wooden points on my rocker swivel recliner and it’s now quite. At least for now. And as far as placing your recliner on the floor with the back rest touching the carpet/floor I hope y’all clean/vacuum weekly. If your floor is dirty than you got another issue to worry bouts. Yes, big home boy could of explained a little more on the liquid wax. Maybe he was trying to protect his work? Other than that a great video.
What car wax should I use please?
@timothyabraham7803 any paste wax will do.
This worked. Silicone spray and I used Minwax brand, “paste furniture wax” I had in the garage. Thanks !
This process lasts less than a week. Is there a permanent fix??
A dumpster
@@bobjones8378you read my mind lol
From North Central Florida: HOPE you can help, bought our Love Seat in 2015, it APPEARS I may need a bearing or the plastic cover OVER the bearing in a ACK 501280102-009-003 Can you tell me HOW to get a Parts Illustration that shows the parts WITH their I.D. & part number where I can figure out WHAT to order??
I bought a retline chair .Closing it up it makes a big bang
Yeah, silicone spray doesn't work very well. If it does, it doesn't last very long. I was going to use 3-in-One oil before I saw this video. After watching it, I used silicone spray. The first time I used silicone it worked for a couple of months. Then the squeak started again. I tried using silicone three more times, but it didn't help. So, I used 3-in-One oil. It worked perfectly. Any light oil will do. Use an old rag under where it's being applied to catch any run off. With the chair upside down, rock the base to see which parts are moving when it rocks. Apply the oil to all the parts that move. My squeak wasn't in the springs.
3-In-One oil does have an odor. It should go away in a couple of days. I completely agree with the guy in the video about WD-40. It's not an oil, and isn't a good lubricant. It will dry out and gum up. It's great for rust protection on metal, and for displacing water that is on metal. That's where the WD came from, "Water Displacement". It was the 40th formula the tried.
For the wood against wood movement, go to a big box store, like Menard's or Lowe's. Get a bottle of Howard Butcher Block Conditioner. Howard Feed-N-Wax works just as well. It has a nice, natural orange scent, but it will change the color of light colored woods. You can just drip a little right out of the bottle onto the wood, and spread it with your fingers or a rag. The ingredients in both are food safe, and it's actually good for your skin. You can use what's left to condition all the wooden spoons and knife handles in your kitchen.
Thanks for this comment. I’m realizing I have all of the above already to try out!
Wow I never knew the history behind wd-40. That's pretty cool. The name makes much more sense now that I know all that
I don't recommend ordinary 3 in 1 oil because tge formula is designed to polymerize and react with air to congealed into a protective film. Great for protecting metal against rusting but the lubricant properties are lost as tge oil gets gummy. 3 in one has a special motor bearing oil that doesn't dry up and get gummy: or just use synthetic motor oil.
@@goodun2974 , thanks for the information.
I totally just put wd40 on the springs lol
That is NOT how you pick up a Lazy Boy Recliner 🧐🌏
This video is loaded with innuendos!
Bu elinizdeki modelin ağaçları sağlam deyil
Don’t buy la z boy recliners. They’re trash. Bought 2 new recliners they started breaking by the second month. Lazboy took weeks to respond. They use 3rd party warranties. That warrantee is as good as third party car warrantees. Lol. Repairs are continuous on these chairs, and I have resorted to 2nd party machined parts over the cheap plastic components the chairs came with.
So what rockers do you buy instead? I gotta have something to keep family sane, and quieter to keep me sane. 😢
Not my experience with the brand - best chair I've ever had except for the squeaking issue which I will try to resolve following the directions in the video. Not sure what you are doing to your chairs but mine is built like a tank and I love it
@@julieswann7112, my wife rocks *constantly* and her chairs always start squeaking and/or knocking, sooner rather than later. Drives me absolutely nuts when we're in the den reading or watching TV! It doesn't really matter if it's a swivel-base glider/recliner or a rocker-recliner with the curved wood-on-wood rocker mechanism; either the springs creak or the chair knocks or pings. I finally wore out a LaZBoy chair that was probably 6 to 8 years old and bought a new one for myself, and then had to give it up to my wife yesterday because her chair, which is maybe 3 years old, started going "ping" and knock. So, she sits in my brand new chair instead, starts rocking, and the aprings start going "reek-reek, reek-reek", softly but noticeably. I tightened the fasteners, the ones that I can reach anyway, in her original chair and I lubricated the mechanism for the glider or rocker, but it still makes noise. The annoying thing about these chairs is that many of the Torx head screws and bolts have the heads hidden underneath the upholstery so you can't tighten them without pulling staples and loosening the fabric first; not to mention that there is a square central hole in each side panel next to the seat cushion, where coins will sometimes fall into and you can't get them out because the only way to fish stuff out of there is with a magnet, and coins aren't magnetic. My wife's old chair which I have apparently now inherited also has a loose armrest on one side down near my feet where the wood is splintered and the main strength for the armrest bolting to the chair is from a pair of bolts that are only accessible from inside the chair underneath the fabric where I can't get to them without pulling staples, otherwise I would tighten it. For what you pay for these things they're not well built at all and they're definitely not made to be serviceable without getting an upholstery guy involved.
Those 2 points or locations don't cause any squeaky , stupid video if you have wood rubbing wood your chair is broken.. as all of the squeaks are coming from the cross bar through the metal bracket into the side block .. any sort lube you use will be robbed off in days . Perhaps I will try squeezing a bit of white grease into where the bar enters the bracket block ?? We will see just breathing is enough to rock the chair so slightly it has annoying squeak...
Did you ever get your fixed?
@@treychastain4686 yes and no I bought silicone grease and applied it worked for a few days and then back to that tiny annoying ererererr... while I watch TV.. grrr
@@nathanduerre8368 for as much as these stupid recliners cost you'd think they'd be worth a damn but they suck.
I'll never buy overpriced la-z-boy garbage again it falls apart and the color wears off of the leather.
Hmm. So this guy has been in this business for 20 years, but he doesn't know enough to keep the backrest of the recliner on the blanket so it doesn't get dirty. I've been working in furniture for 8 years and I know not to turn a recliner over on a bare floor.
Errr… you didn’t saw they put a rug there? That is the same purpose.
If you want to take out the backrest, the video clip will be longer another 1 minutes, that is not good idea for attracting the viewer.
@@phongpotpatcharapakdeekamt5871 Yes, I saw that they put it down but when they turned they chair over, the backrest was not on it. That is what I am talking about. I didn't say anything about taking of the back, and even if they took of the back, it would take about a minute. the backs just pop off.
You might want to go to the life store and pick one up...a bit nit picky IMO.
@@JB-qi8bk No, not nit picky. That's common procedure to keep the recliner clean. If it belongs to a customer, you don't want to get it dirty and if it's on the showroom floor, people won't buy it if it is dirty.
@@warehousetchomefurnishings6463they problably don't care or just forgot. Who cares as long it's not yours if someone goes to your place let them know beforehand to lay it on a clean blanket. I seen what you talking about though 🤷♂️
I have a Thomasville recliner that has been quiet for 9 years and I’ve never once had to lube or spray it. But I can’t quiet down my piece of shit Lazy Boy recliner no matter how many times I flip it over and spray it. I just did this again earlier today and it’s already squeaking again. I hate this chair. And it’s practically brand new. Overpriced and overrated junk chair. Lazy Boy sucks.