Knoll Chadwick Operating Instructions

From its streamlined form to its smart engineering, Chadwick is the
office chair refined — and redefined. It responds to your body's
movements throughout the day with energizing comfort and a
supportive ride.
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Chadwick
Features and Operating Instructions
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No Adjustment Necessary
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Forward tilt
Chadwick has a built-in forward tilt that
automatically follows and supports the user in
the forward posture for typing.
Intuitive Adjustments
2 Synchronized recline with tilt tension
To decrease the tension, turn the tension knob
under the seat clockwise while seated in the
chair. Turn it counterclockwise to increase
the tension. The underside of the knob also
indicates the instructions with arrows.
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Seat height
To raise the seat, remove your weight from the
chair while lifting the lever on the right side of
the chair. To lower the seat height, lift the lever
while sitting in the chair.
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Upright tilt limiter (option)
To engage the upright tilt limiter, push the left
lever in and to disengage, pull it out.
Performance Options
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Spring loaded arms
Both fixed and adjustable armpads have a
spring suspension, which provides the user with
armpad softness and flexibility.
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Adjustable arm height
Simply lift the armpads up to raise the arm
height. To lower the arms, lift them to the
highest point and then pull up firmly; they will
return to the lowest point.
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Adjustable arm width
The armpads have a width adjustment of
1/2" inward or 1/2" outward for 1" in total
adjustability on each side. A 5/32" Allen wrench
is required to adjust the armpad width.
Adjustable lumbar (option)
Adjust the lumbar by sliding the lumbar pad up
and down the back of the chair.
August 2013