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AIR leaks in the ISRI driver chair
Is there a drawing or layout that will show this chair schematic? Started losing air on the cushion/air bag while driving…Thanks
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I have an air leak in our driver’s chair. Looking forward to discovering how to get the leather covering off the seat to get at where I presume the air lines are.
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without schematics, hard to tell, on ours seems like the rubber cushion is coming apart from the chair base on one side. All what Prevost shows are the chair controlling points. Looking for help to resolve, thx
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On mine, there are 2 small screws in the front, underneath the seat cushion. Removing these allows the pad to be removed, giving acess to the air line. Can post pix, if needed.
Ted
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Pictures would be great!
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Dick, you should find 2 screws in frt of seat pad. It will then kinda slip out. I just left mine out, you don’t need them to keep pad in place. Geo.
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I’ve had one air line rupture because of rubbing on the seat frame but that was a fast leak and easy to locate. My slow leak was the main switch which drops all air for entry/exit or restores normal driving position.
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ISRI has a downloadable manual on their web site.
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I just experineced the same problem. My seat has a small tab on the front that clips it in place. With the seat cushion off it was pretty easy to diagnose the problem. I was able to locate my leak on the incoming supply line fairly easily. The hole was close enough to a junction that I was able to cut the damaged section out and find enough slack to make the repair with the existing fitting. Good luck. I hope yours is easy as well.
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