How To Identify Your Leap V2 Cylinder

In This video we identify the Three different cylinders you may have in your chair. The OEM Side Activated, The Cone Side Activated and The Top Activated.
Table of Contents
0:00 Intro
0:17 Seat Removal
2:17 OEM Side Activated
2:48 Cone Side Activated
3:12 Top Activated
3:51 Seat Install
4:39 Outro
4:53 bloopers
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[@innhyu]

The flathead has to be very long for this to work, which is not feasible for a lot of people. For these cases, get a pair of chopsticks (steel or hardwood) and tension against the said white lever while push the cushion.

[@rkidmatt]

So how the heck do you ADJUST a cone shaped cylinder?? All good identifying it but how do I fix the cone so my chairs height adjustment works?

[@CrandallOfficeFurniture]

Hmmm Please send a video of what is going on with your chair to our customer service email to [e-mail] and we would love to help walk you through this.

[@thechairkingsteer2073]

Hi, thanks for the great video. Can the cone cylinder be used in place of the OEM side-activated cylinder?

[@CrandallOfficeFurniture]

Sure Can!

[@nasab4611]

This is really BS. I have been trying all day to remove the seat to adjust the cylinder but no luck. I am just going to return the chair all together since I am within the 30 day window. Please make it easier to remove the seat for future versions.