[marywil]

I have a wonderful cream leather recliner sofa that I love but the controls on one side no longer work. It's about 2 or 3 years old. The electric cords are not loose. I don't know what type of person to call for help because I can't tell if it's an electrical or mechanical problem. Any suggestions?

[jnieman]

Originally Posted by marywil

I have a wonderful cream leather recliner sofa that I love but the controls on one side no longer work. It's about 2 or 3 years old. The electric cords are not loose. I don't know what type of person to call for help because I can't tell if it's an electrical or mechanical problem. Any suggestions?

I would start by calling the store where you purchased it. Many mechanisms on furniture are guaranteed for life. We've had our Lane furniture mechanisms replaced before with no charge.

[Shimpy]

The first thing to check is if that outlet is operated by a switch on the wall that has been accidently turned off. My wife does it to me all the time.

[Villages Kahuna]

Originally Posted by marywil

I have a wonderful cream leather recliner sofa that I love but the controls on one side no longer work. It's about 2 or 3 years old. The electric cords are not loose. I don't know what type of person to call for help because I can't tell if it's an electrical or mechanical problem. Any suggestions?

Call Bill Skory, the Chairman, at (352) 617-5051.

We had an expensive old leather chair with a broken recliner. He came out, determined what part was needed, then came back and installed it. Voilá it works like new and still does. I don't recall what he charged, but I think it was very reasonable.

[OpusX1]

Call Rael Furniture, they advertise on TOV. 352-638-7895. They are Village residents and fixed our reclining love seat. Very nice and do great work.