stackyFACTSGetting your headrest to lock perfectly into place isn't black magic. One of the metal poles has tiny notches cut into it, while the plastic collar on the seat hides a spring-loaded pin. Pushing the button simply retracts the pin, allowing the cushion to slide freely. Releasing it violently snaps the pin into the nearest notch.
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