@@denisurbanczik9057 apologies for the late reply. Initial problem was lack of lumbar engagement when rotating the seat knob. I pulled the fabric up and noticed that the unit clips had snapped off the sides and the cable was totally fine otherwise. Bought a new assembly and simply swapped out the skeletal portion of it while leaving the original cable and transferring it onto the new unit. The new unit’s cable simply got removed and stored aside for future use if needed.
Whar was wrong with yours to begin with? My RED clip actually broke. Yours appears to both be intact, so i thought for sure it was your cable not working and thought when you didn't replace it and used the old cable, it wasn't going to work. I'm just curious what the actual problem was?
@@mikelites150 the whiteish clips, which act as the “skeleton” for the assembly, where it holds onto the seat frame on either side snapped, so the entire assembly had nothing to grab onto on one side causing any “lumbar engagement” to prove uneventful. By replacing that skeletal unit and leaving the cable intact, I prevented undoing more components than necessary which would have required going over to the side of the seat. This method reused the same functioning cable and just replaced the skeletal unit.
@JDL_MobileRepair Thanks for the info. I'm replacing mine this weekend. My skeleton frame is good, just my red clip broke. I'm just going to replace it all, but hold on to the old one for spare parts if ever needed in a case like yours.
Thanks for recording the video. I’m just wondering what was wrong with the original part, if it’s something I could repair.
@@denisurbanczik9057 apologies for the late reply. Initial problem was lack of lumbar engagement when rotating the seat knob.
I pulled the fabric up and noticed that the unit clips had snapped off the sides and the cable was totally fine otherwise. Bought a new assembly and simply swapped out the skeletal portion of it while leaving the original cable and transferring it onto the new unit. The new unit’s cable simply got removed and stored aside for future use if needed.
Whar was wrong with yours to begin with? My RED clip actually broke. Yours appears to both be intact, so i thought for sure it was your cable not working and thought when you didn't replace it and used the old cable, it wasn't going to work. I'm just curious what the actual problem was?
@@mikelites150 the whiteish clips, which act as the “skeleton” for the assembly, where it holds onto the seat frame on either side snapped, so the entire assembly had nothing to grab onto on one side causing any “lumbar engagement” to prove uneventful.
By replacing that skeletal unit and leaving the cable intact, I prevented undoing more components than necessary which would have required going over to the side of the seat. This method reused the same functioning cable and just replaced the skeletal unit.
@JDL_MobileRepair Thanks for the info. I'm replacing mine this weekend. My skeleton frame is good, just my red clip broke. I'm just going to replace it all, but hold on to the old one for spare parts if ever needed in a case like yours.
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