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Hi All,

Nope nothing to do with boats, but a lot to do with my riser recliner chair, that was! Saturday evening watching the snooker laid back as is the norm in said chair, the call of nature beckons and I duely press the button to move my chair up. This is does as usual, however, on my return the said chair, would not budge:norty: know matter how I pressed the buttons, ziltch...hee haw! Aye left high n dry !

The motor has packed in, so decisions made, I have ordered two new leather burgundy ones, hopefully arriving before we journey down to the Spring Meet! Not long now till I am able to put a few more faces to screen names.:)

cheersIain

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Hi Iain,

It is more than likely the control buttons, if you take it apart you should see that the buttons are made of a two part rubber that have graphite (or similar) adhered to the rubber, this tends to wear off, I have stuck tin foil to each side which makes the switch operable again.

Regards

Alan 

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Hi Alan,

That was my first check, its the motor, it had been making some weird and wonderful noises of late, before then, the motor was a very quiet piece of kit. The original single motor one is also on its last legs, so two dual ones are ordered.

cheersIain

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37 minutes ago, ranworthbreeze said:

Hi Iain,

Nothing wrong with getting a replacement or two.

Regards

Alan

Yes, rule number one, look after number one...... me!!! Burgundy leather looks nice for a change also. One thing I have learned with arthur it is ....make yourself as comfortable as is possible.

cheersIain

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