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-[* black] Re-attach the bolts removed in Step 3. It is recommended (but not necessary) to put each bolt into the proper holes before tightening.
-[* icon_note] When attaching the bolt for the seat, be sure that the bolt actually enters the bolt hole on the seat. If this bolt is not in the correct hole, this causes the tipping and dipping in the seat.
-[* icon_note] When attaching the bolt for the back of the chair, insert a plastic washer between the wood of the chair leg and the wood of the chair back, as shown in the pictures.
+[* black] Re-attach the bolts removed in Steps 2 and 3. Put each bolt into the correct location before tightening each bolt. As in Step 5, tighten by turning the Allen wrench to the RIGHT.
+[* icon_note] When attaching the bolt for the seat, the bolt must enter the bolt hole on the seat. If this bolt is not in the correct hole, this causes the tipping and dipping in the seat.
+[* icon_note] When attaching the bolt for the back of the chair, insert a plastic washer between the wood of the chair leg and the wood of the chair back as shown. Without this washer, the two pieces will not sit flush, allowing the chair to shift and become slightly unstable.