Replacing the hydraulic pump of a barber chair may seem complex, but with the right instructions, this task becomes easy. As a specialist in professional hairdressing furniture, Groupe Coiff guides you through the process to maintain the performance of your barber chair.
Why Replace a Hydraulic Pump?
Although the pumps in a hair salon or barber chair are designed to last, replacement may be necessary after several years. At Groupe Coiff, we guarantee the reliability of our products, and hydraulic pumps are generally robust for more than ten years. However, in case of failure, we provide a replacement pump during the warranty period. Knowing how to replace the pump allows you to maintain the comfort and functionality of your professional salon chair.

Materials Needed
Before you begin, prepare the following items:
A new hydraulic pump suitable for your wheelchair
– Basic tools: wrenches and screwdrivers
Hydraulic oil
Step 1: Preparing the Armchair
Place the barber chair on a stable surface. Unscrew the bolts holding the hydraulic pump in place and keep the parts for reassembly.

Step 2: Removing the Old Pump
Carefully remove the old hydraulic pump. If it is difficult to remove, apply oil to facilitate removal without damaging the styling chair.
Step 3: Installing the New Pump
Insert the new hydraulic pump into its designated location. Secure it firmly with the screws you removed. Ensure the pump is properly aligned and stable for optimal performance.

Step 4: Filling and Testing
Fill the hydraulic pump with oil to ensure smooth operation. Then test the chair to verify that all adjustments are functional.

Conclusion
By following these steps, you can effectively replace the hydraulic pump on your barber chair or styling chair. Groupe Coiff, a specialist in professional hairdressing furniture, ensures you have reliable and durable equipment. For all your hairdressing furniture needs, trust our expertise. Benefit from our quality after-sales service for optimal support throughout the lifespan of your hairdressing furniture.