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How to assemble IKEA ÖRFJÄLL Swivel Chair
Step-by-step IKEA ÖRFJÄLL Swivel Chair assembly: 10 illustrated steps, an animated video, the hardware list and the tools you need — following the official instructions (AA-2108720-8).
- 10 illustrated steps
- 7 steps in the manual
- 1:44 video
- 47×55×85 cm cm

What you need
Tools
- Allen key (included)
You’ll need: only the Allen key (108490), included.
Hardware in the box
| Part no. (as printed in the manual) | Qty |
|---|---|
| 149696 | 4× |
| 149697 | 10× |
| 100842 | 10× |
Step-by-step assembly

Step 1
Slide the 5 legs into the centre hub.
Work on a rug to avoid scratches. The hub lies upside down.

Step 2
Fix each leg with 2 bolts (149697) and 2 washers (100842).
Tighten with the Allen key — 10 of each in total.

Step 3
Press the 5 castors (10049027) into the ends of the legs.

Step 4 · manual step 3
Turn the base over onto its castors.

Step 5 · manual step 4
Pull the protective cap off the top of the gas cylinder.
The cap is not needed — put it in the recycling.

Step 6 · manual step 5
Put the gas cylinder into the hole in the centre of the base.

Step 7 · manual step 6
Lay the seat upside down and place the plate on it.
The round socket points up, away from the seat.

Step 8 · manual step 6
Fix the plate with 4 bolts (149696) and the Allen key.

Step 9 · manual step 7
Turn the seat over and put it onto the gas cylinder.
The top of the cylinder goes into the socket under the seat.

Step 10 · manual step 7
To adjust the seat height, lift the lever under the seat.
See the information box at manual step 7.
Tips & safety
- Safety castors The castors brake automatically when nobody is sitting on the chair — so it won’t roll away when you stand up (manual p. 10).
- Leave the gas cylinder to the experts Only trained personnel may replace or repair the seat-height adjustment parts (manual p. 5).
Official instructions
This guide follows IKEA’s official assembly instructions (AA-2108720-8). Keep the printed manual to hand — if anything differs, the manual is right.



