HermanMiller Setu Lounge Chair User Manual

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Disassembly for Recycling
Tools Required:
Power Driver Small Flathead
Screwdriver
Safety GlassesT-27 Torx Bit
(2.75” or longer)
2 lbs Hammer
Utility Knife Rubber Mallet
T-20 Torx Driver
Materials Identication and Segregation:
Disassembly Steps:
Where possible, plastic components are marked with ASTM recycling codes. Use
these codes to identify material type for recycling. Non marked components should
be treated as mixed plastic. Ferrous metals can be identied using a small magnet for
recycling. Non-ferrous metals should be separated and recycled separately.
2.1 Grasp and pull to remove
Casters from the Base.
1.1 Lay chair on back.
Caster

HermanMiller Setu Lounge Chair Specifications

General

Category	Indoor Furnishing
Manufacturer	Herman Miller
Design	Studio 7.5
Weight Capacity	300 lbs
Warranty	12-year warranty
Design Style	Contemporary
Materials	Polyester, aluminum
Frame	Aluminum
Base	Aluminum
Seat Height	16.5 in

Summary

Tools Required for Disassembly

Essential Tools List

List of necessary tools including hammers, screwdrivers, safety glasses, and utility knife.

Materials Identification and Segregation

Recycling Material Identification

Guidance on identifying plastic recycling codes and segregating ferrous/non-ferrous metals.

Chair Disassembly Steps

Prepare Chair and Remove Casters

Lay chair on back and remove casters from the base.

Separate Chair Base

Loosen and detach the chair base from the cylinder using a rubber mallet.

Disconnect Height Adjustment Cable

Disengage the height adjustment cable from the cylinder top.

Remove Cylinder and Screws

Separate the cylinder and remove screws using a T-20 Torx driver.

Remove Height Adjustment Assembly

Detach and remove the height adjustment assembly from the chair.

Cut Seat Fabric and Remove Bolts

Cut seat fabric with a utility knife and remove shoulder bolts using a T-27 bit.

Remove Arms and Bushings

Detach the arms and remove inner bushings.

Remove T-Nuts and Plugs

Remove T-Nuts from arms and no-arm plugs from the beam.

Remove Additional Bushings

Remove more inner bushings from the chair structure.

Remove Screws and Tilt Assembly

Remove screws and the tilt assembly from the seat assembly.

Remove Rear and Front Links

Detach the rear links and front link.

Remove T-Nuts from Links

Remove pressed T-Nuts from both links using a small shaft or screwdriver.

Remove Seat Fabric and T-Nuts

Pull seat fabric from grooves and remove T-Nuts from the seat frame.