Cable connector for a chair function controller and operator

A chair, comprising:

• a seat to support the weight of a user;
• a back standing upwardly from said seat;
• a pair of arms located at opposite sides of said seat;
• a chair function controller;
• a chair function operator being coupled to one of the seat or the back of the chair and responsive to an actuation of the chair function controller to enable a displacement of the chair seat or the chair back;
• a first cable having first and opposite ends, the first end thereof connected to said chair function controller;
• a second cable having first and opposite ends, the first end thereof connected to said chair function operator;
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• a coupler to which the opposite ends of said first and second cables are connected so that said chair function controller is coupled to said chair function operator by way of said first and second cables, whereby said chair seat or said chair back is displaced when said chair function controller is actuated, said coupler having first and second locking cavities formed therein;
• locking plugs located at the respective opposite ends of said first and second cables, said locking plugs being received within respective ones of the first and second locking cavities formed in said coupler, whereby said first and second cables are mechanically connected to one another at said coupler;
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• a housing, said coupler being received within and slidable through said housing to cause said chair seat or said chair back to be displaced when said chair function controller is actuated,
• wherein the opposite end of said first cable is surrounded by a locking sleeve and said housing includes a pair of locking sleeve retention walls being spaced from one another, the locking sleeve surrounding the opposite end of said first cable being received between and retained by said pair of locking sleeve retainment walls when the locking plug at the opposite end of said first cable is received within a respective one of said first and second locking cavities formed in said coupler.