Repairs

When your office chair suddenly stops reclining, it can feel like the whole chair is broken. In reality, most “won’t recline” problems come down to a stuck tilt lock, overtightened tension knob, loose or bent hardware, or a worn tilt…

Many people only think about office chair repair when something suddenly fails: the chair starts sinking, the base cracks, or the tilt locks up. A quick search for “office chair repair near me” usually brings up upholstery shops, office furniture…

The adjustment knobs on your office chair do more than just tweak comfort. The tilt tension knob, lumbar knob, and other controls help you set the chair so it supports your posture instead of fighting it. When a knob cracks,…

Squeaks usually come from friction between metal parts, loose bolts, or dry moving joints. Over time, everyday use wears away the thin layer of factory grease inside your chair. Once metal starts rubbing on metal, you hear creaks, pops, and…

A wobbly office chair is usually caused by one of four things: loose or worn caster wheels, a cracked or damaged base, a worn gas lift connection, or loose bolts where the seat attaches to the mechanism and base. The…

Got a cranky Knoll Life? No sweat. With a hex/Torx set and a couple of inexpensive parts, most fixes are simple DIY. Below: quick troubleshooting, realistic repair costs, where to order parts, official manuals/warranty links, and easy habits to keep…

Fern feeling floppy? No biggie. Most fixes are quick DIY wins with a hex/Torx set and a couple of cheap parts. Below you’ll find fast troubleshooting, realistic repair costs, where to order parts, official manuals/warranty links, and easy habits to…

Got an OC10 acting up? No worries. With a basic hex/Torx set and a couple of budget parts, most fixes are one-evening DIY. Here’s fast troubleshooting, realistic repair costs, where to grab parts, warranty/manual links, and easy habits to keep…

Your TP9000 acting up? No stress. With an Allen/Torx set and a few budget parts, most fixes are totally DIY. Below you’ll find quick troubleshooting, realistic repair costs, where to order parts, warranty links, manuals, and easy maintenance habits to…

Your ErgoTune throwing a tantrum? No biggie. Most fixes are DIY with an Allen/Torx set and a couple of inexpensive parts. Below you’ll find quick troubleshooting, realistic repair costs, where to grab parts, warranty/manual links, and habits that keep your…