Manual reclining assemblies
Inspection of release handles, cables, brackets, springs and reclining mechanisms to establish the source of restricted or irregular movement.
Manual recliner, power recliner and lift chair repairs, including mechanisms, motors, actuators, controls, wiring and seating support.
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Inspection of release handles, cables, brackets, springs and reclining mechanisms to establish the source of restricted or irregular movement.
Diagnostic assessment of power supplies, transformers, controls, switches, wiring harnesses, motors and actuators.
Evaluation of movement and control concerns, with repair recommendations based on the chair’s construction and the availability of compatible components.
Review of manufacturer labels and part references, assistance identifying suitable components, replacement-part installation and setup.
The frame, springs and reclining mechanism work together. Your furniture’s actual construction guides the assessment.

Include the manufacturer, model or style number, product label and a description of the symptoms. Indicate whether the concern affects one seat or the complete unit, and note any unusual sounds, indicator lights or intermittent operation.
For an assigned warranty or protection-plan visit, include the work order or claim reference. Assessment, repair options and scheduling depend on the product, location and component availability.
If your power recliner or lift chair is not working, we can review repair options even when you have no warranty or furniture protection plan. Send the product label, photos and symptoms for assessment.
Schedule RepairProvide the furniture details, service ZIP code and any applicable assignment reference. Our office will review availability and advise you of the next step.