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12 Sep, 09:02The second chair from ORD-88410 arrived with a cracked base plate. I would rather fit a replacement plate myself than wait for a whole chair.
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The second chair from ORD-88410 arrived with a cracked base plate. I would rather fit a replacement plate myself than wait for a whole chair.
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Sorry about that. A plate is going out today and should reach you Monday — four M6 bolts under the seat pan, and the allen key in the box fits. Fitting it yourself does not affect the warranty.
Great. Can you confirm the plate is for the tall variant, not the standard one?
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import { SupportTicketThread } from '@/components/support-ticket-thread'
import { IntegrationGrid } from '@/components/integration-grid'
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return (
<main className="min-h-screen bg-background text-foreground">
<SupportTicketThread />
<IntegrationGrid />
</main>
)
}