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Computer Chair Gas Cylinder Kerplunked?

  • 16-09-2012 3:37am
    #1
    SimonClarke
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 129 ✭✭


    A friend reported that their gas-lift office chair went down and never came back up. I said I'd take a look..

    The chair is firmly stuck in the down position. Neither general operation or force will change that. I removed the cover and discovered the gas cylinder in the condition as shown in the attached image.

    Am I right to assume that this indicates a breach of the cylinder, whereby the gas has escaped and can no longer do its job, meaning the only solution to restore normal working order is to replace the cylinder?

    Possibly a dumb question to some of you but seeing as this is my first time looking at something like this I thought it best to get confirmation before forking out for a new cylinder.
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