Attaching the Tray

Attaching the Hanger Tubes and Seat

Step 1.

Move seat back fully forward onto seat armrests.

The seat back must overlap the armrests.

OVER	Seat back	OVER
A		A
A		A
	Armrest

Step 2.

Slide hanger tubes into armrests of seat as shown.

Step 3.

Insert two pin screws through seat armrests into the holes in the hanger tubes and tighten securely.

Step 4.

Insert the hanger tubes into the hubs as shown. Metal buttons should pop out and lock upon full insertion.

CHECK that the hanger tubes are secure in hubs by pulling firmly on them.

Attaching the Back Brace

Working behind the seat, snap the four pins in the ends of the plastic back brace into the holes in the hanger tubes. The word “REAR” should be facing you.

Slide adjustment wire through openings in seat back, then insert ends into back brace holes as shown.

Be sure the back brace is securely attached by pulling on it.

Place one hand on the armrest and slide the tray onto the hanger tube with other hand. Push sleeve of tray all the way into the armrest of the seat until you hear it snap.

Sleeve on tray must snap completely into the armrest.

Pull firmly on tray to be sure it is securely attached.

Push sleeve

all the way into armrest

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