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After a while I found a solution that worked reproducibly.
I solved the problem as follows:
I used the "Alt" key to push the chair so close to the PC that at some point it visibly snapped into position on its own. Then I realized that you can more or less connect the chair to the PC on the desk (in this position, the chair is almost under the desk).
That connection is also possible without the "Alt" key. Same for the chairs at a dining table.
To use the PC, the character will pull the chair back, sit on it, and move forward to the PC.