How Can I Fix a Recliner Chair?
A squeaky, broken or sticking recliner in your home is a nuisance and can make the chair go from comfortable to downright annoying. You can check a few things on the chair and attempt to repair it before tossing it out, bringing it back to the furniture store, or calling a professional. Step 1 Determine what is wrong with your recliner. Is it squeaky? Does it feel broken or stuck? If it is squeaky, figure out where the noises are coming from. Lubricate the mechanisms with WD-40 to help stop the noise and improve the fluidity of the recliner’s operation. Step 2 Tighten screws, nuts, bolts and handle (which operates the footrest) with a screwdriver or wrench. These can become big problems when loose or wobbly. They can cause the chair to feel broken when you are reclining in it, or may cause a popping sound from the weight of the friction adjustment. If any screws, nuts or bolts are missing, purchase the size you need and replace them. Step 3 Check the positions of the recliner to see if
