Expert Recliner & Sofa Repair FAQs

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If your electric recliner is having issues, there are a few things you can try to repair it yourself. First, check to make sure that the power supply is plugged in and working properly. Next, inspect the mechanism to see if there are any loose or broken parts. If you find any damage, try to fix it with a new part or repair the existing one. Finally, test the recliner by sitting in it and depressing the control button to see if it works properly. If none of these solutions work, then you may need to call in a professional for help.

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If your electric recliner suddenly stops working, it may be due to a problem with the actuator. The actuator is responsible for moving the chair back and forth, and if it breaks, your chair won’t be able to move. Luckily, replacing a broken actuator is relatively easy and only takes a few minutes. Here’s how you can do it yourself:
First, you’ll need to remove the power source from the chair by unplugging it from the wall or removing the batteries. Next, locate the screws that hold the actuator in place and remove them. There are usually four screws holding the actuator in place – two on each side. Once the screws are removed, you should be able to install new motor.

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If your electric recliner switch bottom is not working, you may need to replace it. To do this, you will first need to remove the old switch. This can be done by unscrewing the switch from the bottom of the recliner and pulling it out. Once the old switch is removed, you can install a new one by screwing it into place and then pushing it into the hole at the bottom of the recliner. Make sure that the switch is in position before tightening the screws so that it will be in contact with both the metal parts on either side of the hole. Test out your recliner to make sure that it is now working properly.

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There are a few ways to repair dresser drawer slides.
One way is to purchase new drawer slides and install them. This is the easiest way to fix the problem, but it can also be the most expensive.
Another way to fix the drawer slides is to loosen the screws on either side of the slide, lift the drawer out, and then apply lubricant or graphite powder to the railings on both sides of the slide. Put the drawer back in and tighten the screws.
A third way to repair dresser drawer slides is to take them off of the dresser, clean them up, and then apply a small amount of wood glue to each railing before putting them back on.

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There are a few different ways that you can go about repairing a broken drawer box. Depending on the severity of the damage, you may be able to simply glue or tape it back together. If the damage is more significant, you may need to replace the entire drawer box.
If the damage is minor, start by cleaning up any loose pieces of wood or debris. Then, use a strong adhesive to glue the pieces back together. You can also use heavy-duty tape to secure the repair. If the break is in a visible area, you may want to use a wood filler putty to make sure that it blends in with the rest of the drawer box once it dries.

Yes, we provide mobile recliner repair service, meaning we come directly to your home and complete most repairs on-site without removing your furniture.

We repair most major recliner brands including La-Z-Boy, Ashley, Flexsteel, Catnapper, Lane, Southern Motion, and many others

Most recliner repairs take 30–90 minutes, depending on the issue and availability of replacement parts.

Yes. If your electric recliner won’t move at all, we diagnose the motor, transformer, switch, wiring, and control box to identify the failure.

Yes. This is commonly caused by a weak motor, damaged cable, or faulty switch, all of which can usually be repaired or replaced.

Clicking noises often come from loose bolts, worn scissor mechanisms, or broken brackets and should be addressed before further damage occurs.

No. An unstable recliner may have a broken frame, bent mechanism, or loose mounting points, which can become a safety hazard.

Yes. This issue is usually caused by a worn latch, stretched cable, or damaged mechanism, all of which can be repaired.

Yes. Many recliner and sofa frames can be welded or reinforced, extending the life of your furniture significantly.

Yes. We repair and replace broken or sagging recliner springs to restore comfort and proper support.

Leaning recliners usually have a bent scissor mechanism, broken bracket, or uneven frame, which requires professional repair

Yes. We service reclining sofas, loveseats, and sectional couches, including both manual and power units.

Yes. We can replace USB charging modules, control switches, and LED components on compatible recliners

In most cases, repairing a recliner is far more affordable than buying a new one, especially with today’s furniture prices and delivery delays

Yes. Simply send us a photo of the part or label, and we’ll help identify the correct replacement.

Yes. We provide a 12-month warranty on labor and parts for most repairs

Cables break due to wear, stretching, rust, or excessive force, especially on frequently used recliners.

Yes. This usually means the internal cable is broken or disconnected, and replacement is recommended

Yes. We repair sofa sleepers, pull-out mechanisms, and support frames.

This may indicate a failing motor, overloaded power supply, or internal obstruction, which should be diagnosed promptly

Yes. Our mobile repair service is ideal for apartments, condos, and gated communities

Yes. Pet hair and chewing can damage cables, wiring, and switches, especially on power recliners

Yes. We sell motors, cables, switches, handles, and other recliner parts through our website. Please click here to visit our store

Signs include no movement, buzzing sounds, or overheating, even when power is present

We provide mobile sofa and recliner repair services across Northern California and surrounding service areas. Visit our website for the full list.

Yes. We sell high-quality replacement recliner parts including motors, actuators, switches, control boxes, power supplies, cables, handles, and more through our website.

Most of our parts are compatible with leading brands such as La-Z-Boy, Ashley, Flexsteel, Catnapper, Southern Motion, and many others.

You can send us a photo of your existing part, model label, or serial number, and our specialists will help identify the correct replacement quickly.

Yes. Our team can guide you through part selection to ensure compatibility and prevent costly ordering mistakes.

Some parts are homeowner-friendly, while others require professional installation. We are happy to advise you based on the repair complexity.

Yes. If you are located within our service areas, we can install the replacement part safely and correctly.

The most frequently replaced parts include actuators, switches, control boxes, transformers, cables, and latch mechanisms

High-quality aftermarket parts can perform just as well as original components when properly matched to your furniture.

Yes. We offer durable replacement motors designed to meet or exceed original performance standards

Most parts ship promptly, allowing customers to restore their recliners as quickly as possible. Our shipping time range from 7-14 business days.

Yes. We can help identify the correct component and recommend the proper solution.

Yes. We supply motors, hand controls, power supplies, and other lift chair components.

Yes. Many components used in recliners are also found in reclining sofas and modular sectionals

Yes. We provide new, high-quality replacement parts to ensure reliability and longevity.

Yes. Proper diagnosis helps avoid unnecessary purchases and ensures the correct repair.

Yes. Our technicians can assist over the phone to help identify common issues.

Yes. Video diagnostics allow our specialists to visually inspect your recliner and recommend the most effective solution.

Often, yes. Remote troubleshooting can quickly determine whether a simple fix, replacement part, or in-home repair is needed.

Yes. Many electrical issues can be identified visually with guided testing.

Ensure your recliner is accessible, plugged in if applicable, and have your phone ready to show the mechanism and labels.

We provide mobile recliner and sofa repair services across Northern California, including Sacramento, Roseville, Rocklin, Folsom, Elk Grove, Citrus Heights, Carmichael, Rancho Cordova, Davis, Woodland, and surrounding communities.

Yes. We serve many Bay Area locations and continue expanding to meet growing demand.

Yes. We partner with trusted technicians across several Southern California service zones.

Yes. We are continuously expanding our technician network to better serve customers.

Visit our website or contact our team to verify availability in your area.