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Summary of Contents for Neutral Posture NPS8600-H1
- Page 1 Owners Manual Effective November 2010...
- Page 2 NPS8600-H1 Adjust Your Possibilities 15 Adjustments: Back Height Inflatable Lumbar Back Angle Seat Height Seat Angle Seat Tilt Tension Forward Tilt-stop Seat Slider (Depth) Arm Post Width Arm Height Arm Pad Width Arm Pad Fore/Aft Arm Pad 360° Angle Headrest Depth...
- Page 3 Your chair should be adjusted frequently during long periods of sitting, and as you include the Neutral Posture Position among the variations, you will reduce or eliminate body aches at work. Benefits of your neutral posture, and regular changes in seated posture, during the day: •...
- Page 4 Adjusting Your High-performance Neutral Posture® chair with new 5-way arms Seat Height: This is your first adjustment to ensure that your feet are firmly on the floor while seated. HOW TO: Middle lever (right side) activates height cylinder. While out of chair, lift lever and chair rises.
- Page 5 Locate the lever against the bottom of each arm post, and push it down to release and position desired arm width. To lock arm width, lift the lever again. If the width setting seems call your Neutral Posture representative to discuss the simple tightening procedure.
- Page 6 Managing your Bodys Stress Condition Probable Cause How to Correct Neck tension, tightness, Head is too far forward Elevate work surface, upper back and shoulder during reading, writing, reading materials, and discomfort or viewing the computer computer screen so as to screen.
- Page 7 Managing your Bodys Stress Condition Probable Cause How to Correct Lower back pain discomfort Lumbar curvature is not Bring backrest in further being maintained and horizontally using back supported. depth adjustment or tilting forward, and/or changing lumbar curve via inflatable lumbar adjustment (if equipped).
- Page 8 Managing your Bodys Stress Condition Probable Cause How to Correct Lower leg/foot discomfort Too much pressure in the Sit forward in seat and popliteal area (soft tissue slide the seat back to behind the knee). create shorter seat depth. Circulation is restricted to lower legs and feet, putting pressure on the nerves to lower legs and feet.
- Page 9 Guidelines to Remember • The computer screen should be positioned to avoid glare. • Avoid high luminance sources in the peripheral field of the computer user and the display (e.g. monitor). • The head should be tilted 15 degrees forward or less to maintain a vertical position.
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Page 10: Lifetime Warranty
(exceeding 8 hours per day/5 days per week), are to be free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period of two (2) years. Neutral Posture shall have no warranty obligation if the product is subjected to abuse, alteration, misuse, negligence or accident. All... - Page 11 Women Business Enterprise NeutralPosture.com 3904 N. Texas Ave GREENGUARD Bryan, TX 77803 ISO 9001:2008 Approved 979.778.0502 Made in the U.S.A. 979.778.0408 11/2010 © 2010 Neutral Posture, Inc. All rights reserved.
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