Todd,
Hey check your seat pan, its on upside down  I have know idea which way they should be. I will have to look at some others. Obviously they can go either way. I thought there were little rubber bumpers to set the pan on at the back? These may not have touched if the pan was on with the lip down?? The saga of the seat pan continues. I am sure someone will set us straight.
Regards,
Chris
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