Stuck or uneven footrest
We can inspect the reclining hardware and check for damaged or misaligned components.
Footrest stuck open? Handle broken or seat no longer reclining smoothly? Lonestar Furniture Services inspects and repairs reclining mechanisms and related parts. Share what the recliner is doing and the brand or style number, and we can discuss a repair visit.

The visible symptom does not always show which part failed. An inspection helps identify the cause and the appropriate repair or replacement part.
We can inspect the reclining hardware and check for damaged or misaligned components.
We can assess a loose or broken handle and its connection to the reclining mechanism.
We can check cables and connections that release the footrest and help identify replacement parts.
We can inspect damaged mechanisms, supports and related structural parts to discuss repair options.
If replacement parts have already been sent by a store or manufacturer, include their part numbers and any work order details. For motors, switches or other electrical problems, see our power recliner repair page.
We accept service requests in Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas. Scheduling depends on your location and service availability. Send your ZIP code so we can confirm whether we can take your request.
Furniture retailers, manufacturers and service programs can contact Lonestar about recliner inspections, parts installation and repair visits.
Find Northeast Texas cities and ZIP codes in our furniture repair service-area directory. Share your location so we can confirm availability.