Lippert THEATER SEATING - Replacing the Seating Mechanism Base; Installing Foot Rest Stabilizer and New Base Mechanism; Securing Mechanism Base and Reconnecting Wires; Finalizing Installation and Testing

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FURNITURE
THEATER SEATING
MECHANISM REPLACEMENT
Replacing the Seating Mechanism Base
1. Place the new mechanism base upside down with the footrest extended, on a soft clean surface.
2. Install the previously removed foot rest stabilizer (Fig. 14A) and two screws (Fig. 14B) from the old base
mechanism onto the new base mechanism.
3. Place the new base mechanism upside down, onto the seat cushion, aligning the screw holes in the
theater seat cushion with the mechanism's base screw holes.
4. Install the three previously removed screws (Fig. 13A) from the base mechanism on the side with the armrest.
5. Install the two previously removed screws (Fig. 12A) on the side of the base mechanism, without the arm.
6. Connect the motor wire (Fig. 11A) and zip tie the wire, holding it in place to the mechanism base.
7. Connect the AC/DC power adapter wire (Fig. 10A).
8. Slide the LED light back up onto the base edge of the mechanism (Fig. 7B) and zip tie the LED light wire
to the mechanism base to keep it in place.
9. Connect the LED light wire to the power harness. (Fig. 9A).
10. Install the four bolts, two on each side (Fig. 6A), holding the foot rest kick plate to the mechanism base.
11. Flip the seat right side up to install the back rest. Slide the back cushion down into the seat latches
(Fig. 4A) until they click into place.
12. Reconnect the two power wire connections (Fig. 3A) in between the back and seat cushion.
13. Hook and loop the back flap closed.
14. Plug the theater seat into a power source and test the functions.
17. Remove the two screws (Fig. 14B) holding the foot rest stabilizer (Fig. 14A) to the mechanism base.
Set aside the stabilizer and screws to re-install onto the new mechanism base.
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Fig. 14
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