FAQ: What should I do if my seat doesn't lock when swiveling?

What should I do if the swivel portion of my swivel seat does not lock anymore?

Make sure to release the swivel-lock lever after pushing it down to unlock the seat. The swivel seat will not lock if the swivel-lock lever is still pressed down.

If this is an older bench, there may be built-up soap scum, mineral deposits or watermarks causing the brass push pins of the swivel portion to stick. To help, you may spray lubricant, such as WD-40, on the brass push pin inbetween the swivel plates to loosen the pin.

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How to Assemble: 55662 (Bariatric Swivel Sliding Transfer Bench)	How to Assemble: 72621 / 62625 (Bariatric Shower Chairs)

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How to Assemble: 77662 (Swivel Sliding Transfer Bench)	How to Assemble: 77762 / 77761 (Tub-Mount Swivel Sliding Transfer Bench)

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