The most common problem with the Recliner mechanism is the cable that pulls the bar. These cables are usually worn or stuck, and they can not move smoothly and can not function properly with your chair body. Here are some tips on how to prevent tearing and wear of the Recliner mechanism during daily use.

Make sure the Recliner mechanism is fully extended, then push down again. This will help prevent premature wear from stretching or stretching the springs of the chair too quickly. If you drag your feet when you walk, you'll know when they're worn, and the back of your chair won't stay upright when you lean.

Place your feet on the floor and do not lift them when you lift yourself from a chair on the Recliner mechanism; this will help prevent premature wear of the springs that support the Ottoman.

Avoid overfilling the Recliner mechanism with things like extra blankets. Storing them in the storage area of the chaise longue or folding them and storing them elsewhere will help avoid the possibility of overloading the springs that support the footstool.

Keep food, drinks, pets, and other objects away from any part of the Recliner mechanism to reduce wear and tear on the mechanism.

Finally, keep these tips in mind and maintain them regularly to avoid any man-made accidents or accidents that may cause harm to the Recliner mechanism!