If you will use the same end caps, be careful removing them, they can be very dry, brittle, and break easily. Use a flat screw driver and remove the caps. As shown in Pic. 2 and 3

Using a utility knife or scissors, cut the old sling down in the middle. If your chair has a bar in the back, at this point it will come out. Slide the two old sling pieces out of the rails one at a time and if necessary use pliers to pull them out. As shown in Pic. 4, 5, 6 and 7

Make sure to keep the sling tag at the top of the chair (differentiates the top from the bottom dimension of the sling). As shown in Pic. 9, 10, and 11

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Turn the chair upside down and put the spreader tool on the top part of the rails. Spread the rails until the holes of the bar and the holes of the rails are aligned. Insert the bolts and using an impact drill tighten them up. As shown in Pic. 1, 2, and 3

Turn the chair upside down and put the spreader tool on the top part of the rails. Insert one end of the bar into one of the holes of the rail. Spread the rails until you can insert the other end of the bar into the other hole of the rail. As shown in Pic. 4, 5, and 6

Turn the chair upside down and put the spreader tool on the top part of the rails. Remove the end cap. Insert one end of the bar into the rail (that has the hole) and remove the end cap of the opposite side. Spread the rails and slide the bar in it. Put the end cap back. As shown in Pic. 7 and 8

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