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Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
Soltice
®
Metal Multiple Seating - Reconfiguring Multiple Seating
Repair & Replacement Instructions
Note:
The left- and right-hand side
of each seating unit is determined
when the user is facing the front of
the unit as illustrated in Detail A.
Note:
Connecting table brackets are
left- and right-handed as illustrated
in Detail C. Brackets are pre-installed
at the plant based on the original
space-planning layout (Detail B).
Brackets are very similar in
appearance and if not installed
to the proper left- or right-hand
locations, tables will not install level.
If possible, avoid removing and
rearranging brackets. If rearranging
brackets is necessary, take care
and follow the instructions or
disassembly and reassembly will be
required.
4. If connecting table brackets need
to be rearranged, carefully lay the
affected multiple seating units onto a
soft, protective surface on their
back-side.
Caution:
the assistance
of a second person is required to
lay seating units onto their backs
that exceeds three seating positions
(Figure 3).
Note:
Do not completely remove the
seat mounting screws, as this will
make the chair unstable and very
difficult to reassemble properly. Do
not loosen both sides of the seat at
the same time. Assemble one table
bracket at a time.
5. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove
the four #10 x
3
/
4
” wood screws
securing the connecting table bracket
to the seating unit, then loosen the
front and back seat screws which
hold the seat bottom to the frame.
Twist the seat screws counter-
clockwise, only two full rotations
(Figure 3 & Detail D).
6. Remove the connecting table bracket
between the seat cushion and arm
stringer rail. Then, re-tighten the seat
screws that were loosened in step 5
(Figure 3).
7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 to remove all
connecting table brackets that need
to be re-arranged.
left
hand
right
hand
Detail A - Front View
Figure 3
connecting
table bracket
(right hand shown)
#10 x / ”
Phillips wood
screws
3
4
seat
screw
connecting
table bracket
(left hand shown)
left
hand
right
hand
Detail B - Bottom View (brackets shown)
Detail C - Connecting Table Bracket Back View
connecting
table bracket
(left hand)
connecting
table bracket
(right hand)
larger
gap
larger
gap
seat
screw
seat
screw
connecting
table bracket
(right hand shown)
arm
stringer rail
Detail D
#10 x / ”
Phillips wood
screws
3
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