SANYO MASSAGE LOUNGER LIMITED WARRANTY
(USA ONLY)
OBLIGATIONS
In order to obtain warranty service, the product must be delivered to and picked up from an Authorized Sanyo Factory Service
Center at the user's expense, unless specifically stated otherwise in this warranty.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Massage Lounger
If you need assistance with product operation, authorized service center referral, service assistance, problem resolution, or parts
and accessories availability; you may contact us by:
B. calling the customer support center at 1-800-421-5013
Weekdays 7:30 AM- 5:00 PM Pacific Time
HEC-DR7700K
HEC-DR7700C
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THIS WARRANTY IS VALID ONLY ON SANYO PRODUCTS PURCHASED AND USED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
THIS WARRANTY APPLIES ONLY TO THE ORIGINAL RETAIL USER AND DOES NOT APPLY TO PRODUCTS USED FOR ANY
INDUSTRIAL, PROFESSIONAL OR COMMERCIAL PURPOSE. THE ORIGINAL DATED BILL OF SALE OR SALES SLIP MUST BE
SUBMITTED TO THE AUTHORIZED SANYO SERVICE CENTER AT THE TIME WARRANTY SERVICE IS REQUESTED.
Subject to the OBLIGATIONS above and EXCLUSIONS below, SANYO FISHER COMPANY (SFC) warrants this SANYO
products against defects in materials and workmanship for the periods of LABOR and PARTS specified below. SFC will repair
or replace (at its option) the product and any of its parts which fail to conform to this warranty.
CONTENTS
The warranty period commences on the date the product was first purchased at retail
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ……… 1 ～ 4
NAME/FUNCTION OF EACH PART ……… 5 ～ 7
HOW TO PLACE THE MASSAGER …………… 8
HOW TO INSTALL THE STAND ………… 9 ～ 10
HOW TO USE ……………………………………… 11
PREPARATIONS PRIOR TO USE ……………… 12
ADJUSTMENT OF CHAIR ………………… 13 ～ 15
MASSAGING ……………………………… 16 ～ 24
WHOLE BODY SENSOR AUTOMATIC COURSES …… 16 ～ 18
AUTOMATIC COURSES ………………… 19 ～ 20
MANUAL COURSES ……………………… 21 ～ 24
ADJUSTING MASSAGE INTENSITY ………… 25
AFTER USE ………………………………………… 26
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES ………………… 26
CONTENTS OF MASSAGING …………… 27 ～ 28
TROUBLE-SHOOTING …………………………… 29
SPECIFICATIONS ………………………………… 30
LABOR
1 YEAR
PARTS
1 YEAR
＊ROLLER MECHANISM ＊＊IN - HOME
3 YEARS
1 YEAR
Note:
＊ Roller Mechanism consists of the mechanical parts directly behind the back rest
of the massage chair, excluding belts.
＊＊ In-home service is defined as product service in the consumer home or offsite if
further repairs are required.
EXCLUSIONS
This warranty does not cover (A) the adjustment of customer-operated controls as explained in the appropriate model's
instruction manual, or (B) the repair of any product whose serial number has been altered, defaced or removed.
This warranty shall not apply to the following items: non-electrical / mechanical attachments; accessories; damage to head
cover, back pad, arm covers, seat cover, foot rest cover when not caused by defects in workmanship.
This warranty shall not apply to setup, installation, removal of the product for repair or reinstallation of the product after repair.
This warranty does not apply to repairs or replacements necessitated by any cause beyond the control of SFC including, but
not limited to, any malfunction, defect or failure caused by or resulting from unauthorized service or parts, improper
maintenance, operation contrary to furnished instructions, shipping or transit accidents, modification or repair by the user,
abuse, misuse, neglect, accident, incorrect power line voltage, fire, flood or other Acts of God, or normal wear and tear.
The foregoing is in lieu of all other expressed warranties and SFC does not assume or authorize any party to assume for it any
other obligation or liability.
THE DURATION OF ANY WARRANTIES WHICH MAY BE IMPLIED BY LAW (INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
AND FITNESS) IS LIMITED TO THE TERM OF THIS WARRANTY. IN NO EVENT SHALL SFC BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL,
INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING FROM OWNERSHIP OR USE OF THIS PRODUCT, OR FOR ANY DELAY
IN THE PREFORMANCE OF ITS OBLIGATIONS UNDER THIS WARRANTY DUE TO CAUSES BEYOND ITS CONTROL.
SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS AND/OR DO NOT ALLOW THE
EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT
APPLY TO YOU.
THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS. YOU MAY HAVE OTHER RIGHTS, WHICH VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.
For your protection in the event of theft or loss of this product, please fill in the information below for your own personal
records.
Model No.
Serial No.
(Located on back or bottom side of unit)
Date of Purchase
Where Purchased
Purchase Price
Be sure to read this manual thoroughly in order to ensure
proper use. In particular, make certain to read the section
Please register your massage chair at
"IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS".
Keep this manual in a safe place so that it can be found easily.
SANYO Fisher Company
21605 Plummer Street
Chatsworth, CA 91311
9BF-6-P111-336AI-0 0207
Printed in Japan
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Do not attempt to disconnect the power plug by pulling the cord, but always by holding the power
plug and pulling it out. Also, clean the dust off the power plug periodically.
Otherwise, electric shock, short circuit or fire may occur.
WARNING
Be careful not to spill water over the remote control, sensor controller, seat, or foot rest.
Otherwise, electric shock, short circuit or fire may occur.
Switch the power [OFF] instantly if there is a power failure, and also pull the power plug out from the
outlet.
Do not suddenly release your hand, while raising the foot rest.
Otherwise, an injury may occur.
Otherwise, it may become dangerous when the power is restored.
Do not move the massager with a person on it.
Prior to use, be sure to raise the back pad in order to check that the cover cloth or the cloth of other
parts is not torn. If a tear is found, however small, stop using the massager immediately, unplug the
power source, and obtain service.
Otherwise, the massager may fall over, resulting in injury.
At first, do not attempt to recline the seat deeply, lean on the back rest forcibly or massage without
the back pad (until you have become accustomed to massaging).
Otherwise, if the massaging force is too strong at the outset, it may result in adverse effects or injury.
If the massager is used with torn cloth, it may result in injury or electric shock.
Use only under careful medical supervision if you have or there is a possibility that you have a
medical condition that may possibly, in any way, be affected by massager.
Do not use the massager with other medical instruments (e.g. a low frequency medical instrument).
Otherwise, the user may feel sick or, it may cause other health problems.
If discomfort or pain is felt during use, stop using the massager and consult a doctor immediately. In
addition, when the massage force is felt strongly, stop using it earlier than planned.
Otherwise, if the user continues using in such a way, an unexpected accident may occur.
If the massager becomes inoperative, disconnect the power plug immediately to prevent accidents,
and ask the sales agent for inspection/repair information.
Otherwise, it may result in fire due to electric shock, current leakage, short circuit, etc.
For safety, check the position of the massaging rollers before leaning slowly back on the massager.
Do not twist the body, but lean straight back on the massager, so that the massaging rollers are in
position on either side of the spine.
When the equipment will not be used for an extended period, be sure to disconnect the power plug
from the outlet.
Otherwise, it may result in electric shock, current leakage or fire due to damaged insulation.
Otherwise, leaning abruptly on the massager may injure the spine or result in some other injury.
WARNING: Connect this appliance to a properly grounded outlet only. See Grounding Instructions.
Grounding Instructions
This product must be grounded. If it should malfunction or breakdown, grounding provides a path of least
resistance for electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock. This product is equipped with a cord
having an equipment-grounding conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate
outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances.
After use, be sure to set the POWER switch to the [OFF] position, and the LOCK switch to the [LOCK]
position.
Otherwise, it may result in accident or injury due to a child's mischief.
Do not use the massager on top of a heated carpet or other heater, or near a stove or other heat
sources.
Otherwise, it may result in fire.
This product is for use on a nominal 120-volt circuit, and has a grounding plug that looks like the plug
illustrated in sketch A. A temporary adapter that looks like the adapter illustrated in sketches B and C may
be used to connect this plug to a 2-pole receptacle as shown in sketch B if a properly grounded outlet is
not available. The temporary adapter should be used only until a properly grounded outlet (sketch A) can be
installed by a qualified electrician. The green colored rigid ear, lug, or the like extending from the adapter
must be connected to a permanent ground such as a properly grounded outlet box cover.
Do not attempt to hang from the back pad or head cover, or pull the back pad or head cover forcibly.
Otherwise, the back pad or head cover may come off, possibly resulting in injury.
Aim to use the massager for up to 20 minutes each time. Limit the use of the massager on one point
to 5 minutes or less.
Otherwise, the continuous use of the massager on one point for an extended period may result in adverse
effects or injury.
Whenever the adapter is used, it must be held in place by a metal screw.
This product is for use on a nominal 120-volt circuit, and has a grounding plug that looks like the plug
illustrated in sketch A. Make sure that the product is connected to an outlet having the same configuration
as the plug. No adapter should be used with this product.
Be careful not to fall asleep during massage.
Otherwise, an injury may occur.
Place the massager main unit on a level floor surface.
Otherwise, if it is placed at an unstable place, the main unit may fall over, possibly resulting in injury.
The maximum permissible weight of the user is 264 lbs.
Otherwise, an accident may happen or damage to the machine may result.
Do not use the massager in the bathroom, or places with high humidity.
Otherwise, electric shock may occur.
GROUNDING METHODS
Do not place anything other than the remote control and the sensor controller respectively on the
remote control stand.
Sketch A
Sketch B
Sketch C
＊Do not use the adapter in Canada.
Otherwise, the stand may break, resulting in injury.
GROUNDED
OUTLET
ADAPTER
Do not use the massager on bare skin.
Otherwise, an injury may occur.
METAL
SCREW
Do not use for any purposes other than as a massager or as a chair.
Otherwise, an accident or injury may occur.
GROUND
TAB FOR
GROUNDING SCREW
OUTLET BOX
GROUNDING
PIN
Avoid use by those who are unable to clearly indicate their intentions, as well as by physically
disabled people.
Otherwise, an injury may occur.
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NAME/FUNCTION OF EACH PART
HOME POSITION button
Remote control
Used to return the back rest, foot rest and seat to
their home positions.
Head cover
＊All display icons are shown here
Seat
for explanation.
ZERO-G button
Used to adjust the back rest, foot rest and seat to
the two preset zero gravity positions.
Sensor controller
Back rest
INSTANT STOP button
Used if you have felt abnormal physical sensation
or want to stop the massager immediately.
MANUAL SELECT button
Used for manual massaging.
Remote control
Massaging rollers
MANUAL (UPPER BODY)
MASSAGE buttons
UPPER BODY STRENGTH ADJUST buttons
Adjusts the strength of upper body massaging
in five stages.
Stand
Installed on either side of
the chair.
Back pad
Used to select the desired type
of upper body massaging.
LOWER BODY STRENGTH ADJUST buttons
Adjusts the strength of lower body and
air course massaging in three stages.
Only during the Whole Body Sensor
Automatic Course, the lower body
massaging can be turned off.
Foot rest slide lever
MANUAL (LOWER BODY)
MASSAGE buttons
Used to select the desired type
of lower body air massaging.
Arm rest
Cover B
COVER
Opened to activate manual
massaging.
SOLE WARMER button
Used for switching the sole heater
operation ON/OFF. (When the heater
switch is "ON", the lamp is illuminated.)
Foot rest
Cord
Grounding pin
Power plug
WIDTH ADJUST buttons
Adjusts the width of the
massaging rollers in five stages.
Check the accessories
at first.
Cover A
SPEED ADJUST buttons
Adjusts the speed of the massaging rollers in five stages.
Caster
Used when moving
the chair.
AUTOMATIC COURSE buttons
Used to select the desired type of Automatic Course.
WHOLE BODY SENSOR AUTOMATIC COURSE buttons
Used to select the desired type of Whole Body Sensor Automatic Course.
OPERATION ON/OFF button
Used for switching the massaging operation ON/OFF.
LOCK switch
Used to lock the power switch
POSITION ADJUST buttons
Used to adjust the UP/DOWN position of massaging rollers.
for safety, in order not to turn on
the power switch by mistake.
Stand
FOOT REST buttons
Adjusts the angle of the foot rest.
POWER switch
Used to turn on/off the power
RECLINING buttons
Adjusts the angle between the back rest and the foot rest.
The back rest and foot rest are moved in conjunction with each other.
Installation screws
(3 screws)
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NAME/FUNCTION OF EACH PART
HOW TO PLACE THE MASSAGER
Positions that can be massaged.
PRESSURE display
How to move the massager
Positions where stiffness has been detected.
Displays the strength of the pressure placed on the
massaging rollers (the pressure from the body).
Shoulder position measurement /
Original position display
The "SHOULDER" flickers when the
figure (the shoulder position) is
being measured, and the "ADJUST"
lights up when the measurement is
over.
Raise the back rest.
Raise the front side of the
STIFFNESS display
1
2massager, and move
Movement is easier when the back rest is
raised to the height of your waist with the
RECLINING button. (See page 14)
The right side of the lamp indicates the
degree of stiffness, and the left side of
the lamp indicates the degree of relaxation.
The more the right side of the lamp is
illuminated, the higher the degree of
stiffness.
it using the casters.
PUSH
PULL
Raise to the
height of
your waist.
REPEAT! display
Illuminates if the fingers are not
placed on the sensor during a
measurement of stiffness in the
Whole Body Sensor Automatic
Course.
Turns on during Whole Body
Sensor Automatic Courses and
Automatic Courses. The ring lights
up by pressing the REPEAT! button
when you want to repeat your desired
massage during the course of
massaging.
Caster
Back rest
WHOLE BODY SENSOR
AUTOMATIC COURSE
display
Turns on during a
Whole Body Sensor
Automatic Course.
flickers)
does not
light up if the
fingers are not
placed on the
sensor.
NOTE
Foot rest
Back rest
Before moving the massager, be sure to remove
the power plug from the outlet.
Be careful not to step on the power cord, remote
control or sensor during movement.
Be sure to move the massager with the assistance
of another person on an easily damaged floor
surface or concrete surface.
Moreover, when moving the massager like this,
be sure not to move it with the foot rest extended.
While the degree of stiffness is being
measured in a Whole Body Sensor
Automatic Course, the result is
displayed with the color of the ring.
Green: Relax
(
Orange: Slight degree of stiffness
No display: High degree of stiffness
To move the massager, one person should
hold the foot rest and the other should hold
the back rest with the back rest reclined.
Decide where to place it
Lay a carpet, etc. on the set-up
Ensure there is sufficient space
1place.
2to allow the massager to recline.
MASSAGE OPERATION
display
MASSAGE ADJUST display
Display the adjusted level of the
strength and speed of massaging
and the width of massaging rollers.
When these displays turn on, you
can adjust them with each adjust
button.
(Remote control display)
To prevent damaging the floor and
muffle the noise while massaging.
In order not to touch the wall or other
things when reclined, allow a clearance
of 20" or more to the front and 24" or
more to the back.
Displays the operation of the
current massage technique.
SOLE WARMER display
Turns on when the sole heater is on.
24" or more
Foot rest
Sensor controller
Repeat button
If this button is pressed
during Whole Body Sensor
Automatic Courses or
Automatic Courses, the
current massage will be
repeated once.
Sensor lamp
The lamp flickers if the fingers are
not placed on the sensor during
a Whole Body Sensor Automatic
Course.
Moreover, the lamp is illuminated
while stiffness is detected during
a Whole Body Sensor Automatic
Course.
20" or more
Back rest
Carpet
NOTE
RECLINING buttons
Adjusts the angle between
the back rest and the foot
rest.
Place the massager on a level floor surface.
Keep the massager at least 3 ft away from AV machines like a TV or radio.
Otherwise, the program may be disturbed by noise.
Do not keep the massager in a place with high humidity like a bathroom.
Do not keep the massager in a place where it will be exposed to direct sunshine for an extended
period, or in a place near a heater where the temperature may reach high levels.
The back rest and foot rest
are moved in conjunction
with each other.
Sensor
The degree of perspiration and pulse
rate are measured if the fingers are
placed on the sensor during a Whole
Body Sensor Automatic Course.
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HOW TO INSTALL THE STAND
Installation on the right-hand side of the chair
Installation on the left-hand side of the chair
Tools needed: Phillips (crosshead) screwdriver, flathead screwdriver (＊screwdrivers are not included)
Tools needed: Phillips (crosshead) screwdriver, flathead screwdriver (＊screwdrivers are not included)
Remove the cover of the right-hand
Put the remote control on the
Remove the covers on the outer
Put the cords of the remote control
1 side of the arm rest.
4 remote control stand (upper part).
1 sides of the arm rests.
5 and sensor controller in the cord
Insert the flathead screwdriver into the
holes under the cover and pull toward
you. (4 places)
Insert the flathead screwdriver into the
holes under the cover and pull toward
you. (4 places)
Put the sensor controller on the
hook on the back of the body.
sensor controller stand (lower part).
Put the remote control on the remote
control stand in a tilted position as the
arrow ① shows, and then push it in the
direction of arrow ②.
Cover B
Cover A
②
①
Remote control cord,
Sensor controller cord
② Pull toward you.
Remote control
Cord hook
Secure the stand on the left-hand
2 side of the arm rest, using the
Remote control
stand
① Uninstall
③ Install
installation screws (3 screws).
② Thread the cord
Sensor controller
Put the remote control on the
6 remote control stand (upper part).
Sensor controller stand
Put the sensor controller on the
① Insert
sensor controller stand (lower part).
Put the remote control on the remote
control stand in a tilted position as the
arrow ① shows, and then push it in the
direction of arrow ②.
Put the cords of the remote control
5 and the sensor controller in the
Secure the stand on the right-hand
2 side of the arm rest, using the
hooks of the sensor controller stand.
The post holder in the lower part of the
sensor controller stand has hooks on both
sides. Place the sensor controller cord with
the stopper in the hook closer to the arm
rest. Place the remote control cord in the
Installation
screws
installation screws (3 screws).
②
①
Remote control
Place the covers on the outer sides
3 of the arm rests.
Install the cover A on the left-hand side,
and cover B on the right-hand side.
opposite hook.
Remote control
Remote control
stand
Sensor controller
Cover A
Installation
screws
Sensor controller stand
Sensor controller stand
Post
Put the cords of the remote control
7 and the sensor controller in the
Place the cover on the right-hand
3 side of the arm rest.
hooks of the sensor controller stand.
The post holder in the
Remote control
Uninstall the cord hook from the
lower part of the sensor
controller stand has
hooks on both sides.
Place the sensor
4 right-hand side of the arm rest,
Sensor
controller
and install it on the left-hand side.
Stopper
Hook
controller cord with
the stopper in the hook
closer to the arm rest.
Place the remote control
cord in the opposite
hook.
Arm rest
Post holder
Sensor controller
② Install
① Uninstall
Sensor controller stand
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HOW TO USE
PREPARATIONS PRIOR TO USE
The procedure for use of the massager is explained here. See the referred pages for details.
WARNING
Check the cloth of the chair.
1
Prior to use, be sure to raise the back pad
in order to check that the cover cloth or
the cloth of other parts is not torn. If a tear
is found, however small, stop using the
massager immediately, unplug the power
source, and obtain service. If the massager
is used with torn cloth, it may result in
injury or electric shock.
The following persons are requested to consult a
doctor prior to use. Otherwise, the user may feel
sick or an injury may occur.
Prior to use, make certain to read the "IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS". (Page 1-4)
Those who are using self-contained medical electronic
equipment that is likely to be affected by electromagnetic
interference (e.g. a pacemaker)
Those who have malignant tumors
Those who suffer from heart trouble
Those who have lost temperature sensitivity
Those who are in the early-pregnancy period or in the
post-delivery period
Those who suffer from sensory disturbance caused by
an advanced peripheral circulatory disturbance such as
diabetes
Turn on the power. (See page 12)
1
2
Massaging.
① Press the OPERATION ON/OFF button.
When the button is pressed, the lamp of the remote control illuminates and the sole warmer will turn on.
When the foot rest is fully lowered, the foot rest will rise a little.
Check the power cord, remote control
2cord and sensor controller cord.
When the massaging rollers are not located in the upper section, the massaging rollers will move to the
upper section and stop.
Those who have skin lesions
Those who require complete rest
Those who have a body temperature of 100 ℉ or more
(at the fever stage)
Check that there is neither breakage nor
damage to the cords.
(During the movement, the characters of "ORIGIN" on the remote control flicker.)
Check that the cords are not caught between
the back rest and the arm rest, and that they
are not placed beneath the massager.
② Adjust the angle of back rest and foot rest with the ZERO-G button,
Example: those who are suffering from strong acute
inflammation symptoms (fatigue, chill, blood
pressure change, etc.), and from weakness
Those who suffer from osteoporosis, and from acute
painful conditions such as fracture of spine, sprain,
pulled muscle, etc.
Those who are forbidden by a doctor to receive massage
Example: Those who suffer from thrombosis (embolism),
severe aneurysm, acute varicose veins, various
types of dermatitis, skin infections (including
inflammation of subcutaneous tissue), etc.
Those whose spine is abnormal or bent
Those who desire to use the massager on a part of the
body that is diseased or receiving medical treatment
RECLINING button and FOOT REST UP and DOWN button. (See page 13-15)
③ Select a massaging course. (See page 16-24)
How to connect the power source.
Type of course
Features of course
Sub-courses
Features of program
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① Connect the power plug to an outlet.
Measures the degree of stiffness
in each part of the body when the
fingers are placed on the sensor,
and massages automatically
according to the result.
STIFFNESS
Firm shiatsu massage
WHOLE BODY SENSOR
② Set the LOCK switch to the "OPEN"
AUTOMATIC COURSES
Custom whole body
massage focused
on areas of detected
stiffness
RECOVERY
RELAX
FINE
Tapping massage to ease muscle fatigue
Kneading massage to relax the whole body
position, using a coin.
③ Set the POWER switch to the "ON"
＊
Massaging of each course is
possible without placing fingers
on the sensor. In this case the
degree of stiffness is not detected.
position.
Lock switch
Do not use the massager on the head, the chest, the
abdomen or on bones (elbow, knee, etc). In addition,
do not put your hand, foot or arm between the
massaging rollers. Otherwise, the user may feel sick
or an injury may occur. (When massaging the nape
of the neck, put a soft towel on the neck in order to
avoid strong stimulation.)
Massage to promote blood circulation
(See page 16 to 18)
Massages automatically by
effective combination of
grasping shoulder massaging,
shiatsu, kneading, tapping,
spine stretching, and lower
body (air) massage.
NECK / SHOULDER course Massages mainly the neck and
AUTOMATIC COURSES
Easy 1 or 2-button
operation
Raise
Coin
shoulders
LOWER BACK course Massages mainly the waist and
lower back
Press
LOWER BODY course Air massage mainly on the legs and
soles of the feet
COMFORT AIR course When wanting to operate air massage
mainly on the waist and legs
CAUTION
If discomfort or pain is felt during use, stop using the
massager and consult a doctor immediately. In addition,
when the massage force is felt strongly, stop using it
earlier than planned. Otherwise, if the user continues
using in such a way, an unexpected accident may occur.
Aim to use the massager for up to 20 minutes each time.
Limit the use of the massager on one point to 5 minutes
or less. Also, the total time to massage in one day
should be not more than 30 minutes in total. Otherwise,
the continuous use of the massager on one point for an
extended period may result in adverse effects or injury.
Do not use the massager on bare skin.
(See page 19 to 20)
Power switch
Massages with your own
MANUAL COURSES
Full programble
upper and lower
body massage
adjustment of massage types
such as grasping shoulder
massaging, shiatsu, kneading,
tapping, spine stretching, and
lower body (air) massage.
Multiple massages for upper body, and air massaging for waist,
legs, and soles.
CAUTION when massaging
At first, do not attempt to select a strong method of
massaging (until you are accustomed to massaging).
Do not attempt to recline the back rest deeply, lean on
the back rest forcibly or massage without the back pad.
Do not attempt to continuously use the massager on
one place for an extended period.
Do not attempt to speed up the movement of the
massaging rollers or increase the strength of massage.
Otherwise, strong massaging at first may result in injury.
Particularly, aged persons and those who have weak
bones need to use the massager with great care.
(See page 21 to 24)
CAUTION
When the massaging rollers detach from the body during the Whole Body Sensor Automatic Course or the
Automatic Course, the body pressure sensor will stop the operation by retracting the massaging rollers for
safety. In such a case, begin the operation again from the start.
Otherwise, an injury may occur.
Be careful not to fall asleep during massage.
Otherwise, an injury may occur.
Turn off the power and finish the massage. (See page 26)
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ADJUSTMENT OF CHAIR
Before sitting on the massage chair
Bring all parts of the massage chair to
their home position by pressing the
HOME POSITION button.
Press ZERO-G button to move the back rest,
4foot rest, and the seat to achieve the desired
Foot rest
reclining position.
Press
Reclining positions change automatically at each press of the button.
(Button illuminates while reclining and flickers when in position)
Sitting on the massage chair while the foot rest is being raised
is dangerous. Be sure to lower the foot rest completely before
sitting on the massage chair.
The chair will be automatically brought to its home position by
pressing the HOME POSITION button.
ZERO-G 1
ZERO-G 2
Back rest
(Slow flickering)
(Rapid flickering)
ZERO-G 1 (Zero gravity position 1)
Posture suited for whole body massaging
ZERO-G 2 (Zero gravity position 2)
Posture suited for lower body massaging
Sit on the center of massage chair.
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CAUTION
Sit deeply in the massage chair so that the
waist touches the back rest.
Automatically starts massaging in Air
Course (Massaging besides Air Course
cannot be selected)
＊
For safety, check the position of the
massaging rollers before leaning slowly
back on the massager. Do not twist the
body, but lean straight back on the
massager, so that the massaging rollers
are in position on either side of the spine.
When switched from ZERO-G 1 to 2, the foot rest is raised first, and moves to the set angle.
When switched form ZERO-G 2 to 1, the back rest is raised first, and moves to the set angle.
Reclining can be stopped during the reclining motion by pressing either the ZERO-G button, HOME POSITION
button, RECLINING button, FOOT REST button, OPERATION ON/OFF button, or STOP button.
When the reclining motion is stopped by pressing the STOP button, press the OPERATION ON/OFF button to
resume the operation.
NOTE
Foot rest
When the reclining motion is stopped by pressing buttons other than the STOP button, press he desired button
for motion.
Do not attempt to climb onto or off the seat
by stepping on the foot rest. Do not attempt
to place anything upon or sit on the foot rest. The
user may fall over, resulting in an accident
or injury.
Center of the chair
When back rest angle is adjusted from the ZERO-G 2, massaging other than Air Course can be selected.
Adjust the angle of the back rest.
The back rest and foot rest are moved in conjunction with each other.
5
Adjust the position of head cover.
2
Keep the RECLINING button pressed until the desired angle is achieved.
Adjust the attaching position with
hook-and-loop fasteners.
Head cover
Raise the back rest, and
During the massage, adjust the head
cover not to touch the shoulders.
lower the foot rest by
continuously pressing
the UP ( ) button.
Adjustment range
Hook-and-
loop fasteners
Foot rest
120 ゜
Approx. 50°
OR
Recline the back rest, and
raise the foot rest by
continuously pressing
the DOWN ( ) button.
Back rest
(Remote control) (Sensor controller)
Adjustment range Approx. 90°
When adjusted at ZERO-G, the seat is lowered together with the above mentioned movement.
(It is not possible to adjust only the seat.)
Press the OPERATION ON/OFF button.
For the sake of safety, if the UP (▲) button is pressed with the seat raised, the foot rest may be raised
briefly before going down.
3
When the button is pressed, the lamp of the remote control
illuminates and the sole warmer will turn on.
Do not attempt to recline the back rest deeply at first (until the body is accustomed to massaging),
When the foot rest is fully lowered, the foot rest will rise a little.
When the massaging rollers are not located in the upper section,
the massaging rollers will move to the upper section and stop.
(During the movement, the characters of "ORIGIN" on the remote
control flicker.)
Press
NOTE
so that the massage force may be too strong.
Be sure to check that there is no-one or any pets around the massager prior to adjusting the back
rest. It may result in an accident or injury.
While massaging the legs, do not attempt to recline the back rest when the legs are squeezed by
the air bags. Do not pull the legs out forcibly, this may result in injury to the legs.
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ADJUSTMENT OF CHAIR
MASSAGING (WHOLE BODY SENSOR AUTOMATIC COURSES)
Adjust the angle of the foot rest.
Foot rest can be adjusted independently.
Press the OPERATION ON/OFF button.
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1
WARNING
When the button is pressed, the lamp of the remote control
illuminates and the sole warmer will turn on.
When the foot rest is suddenly released
after being raised by hand, it will return
forcibly to the previous position.
For safety, be sure to lower the foot rest
slowly using your hand.
Keep the FOOT REST button pressed until
the desired angle is achieved.
When massaging the soles or calves, adjust
the angle so that the massaging part of the
foot rest touches the soles or calves.
When the foot rest is fully lowered, the foot rest will rise a little.
Press
When the massaging rollers are not located in the upper section,
the massaging rollers will move to the upper section and stop.
(During the movement, the characters of "ORIGIN" on the remote
control flicker.)
Raise the foot rest by
continuously pressing the
UP ( ) button.
Turn the sole warmer on or off.
Foot rest
2
Sole warmer will be turned on or off each time the SOLE WARMER button is pressed.
(The button is illuminated while the sole warmer is on.)
If you feel that the sole warmer is too hot, turn it off by pressing the SOLE WARMER button.
Lower the foot rest by
continuously pressing the
DOWN ( ) button.
Adjustment range
Approx. 90°
＊When the room temperature is low such as in winter, it takes some time to warm up or you
may barely feel heat.
(Remote control)
Adjust the positions of the back rest and the foot rest. (See page 13-15)
3
4
Adjustment of foot rest position (length).
7
If the knees or the calves do not fit the
foot rest, its position (length) can be
adjusted.
CAUTION
Press the desired Whole Body Sensor Automatic Course button.
Do not attempt to adjust the foot rest slide
during the operation of reclining.
Otherwise, the floor may be damaged.
Do not attempt to stand on the foot rest
when the foot rest slide position and angle
are not completely returned to the home
positions.
STIFFNESS
RELAX
Keep the foot rest slide lever pulled while
adjusting the foot rest. When the foot rest slide
lever is released, the foot rest position is fixed.
(Sliding length of foot rest: approx. 4.3" )
Firm shiatsu
massage
Kneading massage
to relax the whole
body
Otherwise, the user may fall over, resulting
in an accident or an injury, and the floor
may be damaged.
Pull toward
you
RECOVERY
Tapping massage
to ease muscle
fatigue
FINE
Massage to
promote blood
circulation
Foot rest slide lever
Refer to the page 27 and 28 regarding the massaging contents of Whole Body Sensor Automatic Courses.
Change of course during massaging, or change to the Automatic Course or the Manual Course, is possible.
Set the sensor controller on the arm rest
Arm rest
Extends when
pushed by the
soles
5and place your fingers on the sensor.
Sensor lamp
Sensor controller
Shortens when
Sensor
NOTE
Foot rest
the feet are lifted
Foot rest
Position is returned automatically
Be sure to place your fingers on the sensor. The degree of stiffness cannot be measured if your fingers are
not placed on the sensor. (The sensor lamp will flicker and the characters of “Grip the sensor” on the
remote control will be illuminated.) In such a case, massages will be carried out according to the standard
operation of the selected course.
When the user’s skin is dry, the degree of stiffness may not be measured
correctly. In such a case, slightly moisten the fingers using hand cream and place the fingers on the sensor
again.
8to the home position when
the HOME POSITION button
is pressed.
Press
The foot rest is raised first, and
then goes down completely.
Back rest
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MASSAGING (WHOLE BODY SENSOR AUTOMATIC COURSES)
Measurement of shoulder position
Massaging operation and display of remote control
Displays the aim of massaging positions, the type
of massaging, the stiffness, body pressure and the
remaining massaging time on the remote control.
Starts massaging automatically.
① Measure the position of shoulder.
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Measure the position of shoulder and
match the position of massaging rollers
to that of shoulder.
Check if the position of shoulder is correct. If not, adjust the position using
the POSITION ADJUST button. (See page18)
Explanation with an example of STIFFNESS
Massaging rollers move up and down
SENSOR MASSAGE
to measure the position of shoulder.
(Sit deeply on the massage chair and raise your
head slightly. The matching of the position of
shoulders may not be possible if the head is
leaning on the back rest.)
② Start sensor massage.
Measurement of the degree of stiffness.
The sensor will display the positions of stiffness (those
where stiffness has been felt) by measuring the amount
of perspiration from fingers and pulse in reaction to
sensor massage.
Measures the degree of stiffness in each part of body with the
sensor and informs of the degree of stiffness.
→ Massaging operation and the display of remote control.
(See page 18)
When measuring the degree of stiffness, the result is
displayed by the ring around the REPEAT! (See page 7)
When the measurement is over, a buzzer sounds.
③ Massages according to the stiffness.
Massaging operation at recognized
Adjusts the operation and strength of standard massaging
according to the measured degree of stiffness.
→ Massaging operation and the display of remote control.
(See page 18)
position of shoulder.
Check that massaging rollers match
the position of your shoulder.
If not, when the lamp of is
flickering (a buzzer sounds),
adjust the position by pressing
(Remote control display)
the POSITION ADJUST button.
Adjust the strength of massage. (See page 18)
Displays the position where the
stiffness has been detected.
7
The massaging rollers are
moved up or down by 0.4"
each time the POSITION
ADJUST button is pressed.
Finishes the massaging automatically by timer operation.
■
When it is difficult to
Position too high
Massaging rollers are moved to the upper position, and stop massaging automatically.
The buzzer sounds and the lamp on the remote control will turn off.
The massaging time differs according to the detected stiffness, but the maximum is
approx. 20 minutes.
adjust with POSITION
Appropriate position
ADJUST button, move
your body for adjustment.
Position too low
The height that can be
Massaging according to the degree of stiffness
Shiatsu massaging
adjusted is between
Massaging
rollers
approx. 59" to 70.8".
NOTE
Massage in relaxed condition as much as possible during massage. The degree of stiffness may
not be measured correctly when the user is given stimulation other than sensor massage.
Examples of this are if the user massages immediately after taking a bath or while watching TV.
The measurement result indicates the stiffness according to the body's biological reaction (the
amount of perspiration from fingers or pulse) to the sensor massage, so it may differ from the
stiffness the user actually feels.
Decides the position of shoulder.
Adjusting the strength of massage
Each time the UPPER BODY STRENGTH ADJUST button is pressed,
the strength of upper body massaging can be adjusted in five stages.
(The strength is displayed by the lamp on the remote control.)
To stop the massage during massaging operation.
If you have felt abnormal physical sensation or want to stop the massager immediately
Press the OPERATION ON/OFF button.
Press the INSTANT STOP button.
Each time the LOWER BODY STRENGTH ADJUST button is pressed,
the strength of lower body massaging (air) can be adjusted in three stages.
(The strength is displayed by the lamp on the remote control.)
All the massaging will stop and the chair will be
automatically brought to its home position.
(The massaging rollers are moved to the upper
position and remain in that position.)
All the massaging will stop and the lamp of the remote control
will turn off.
When you want to restart massaging, press the OPERATION
ON/OFF button. (The massaging rollers move to the upper
position and remain in that position.)
＊
If you continue to press the " " button until the illumination of the
lower body strength scale turns off, you can turn off the massaging of the
lower body. If you press the " " button, the massaging will resume.
Press the button for the current operation.
After the movement, repeat the operation from the beginning
of each massage.
The massaging that corresponds to the pressed
button will stop.
When it is felt that the massaging on the soles or calves is too strong even when reducing
the strength of lower body (air) massaging, put a towel etc. on those massaged parts.
NOTE
(The Massaging rollers will stop at that point.)
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MASSAGING (AUTOMATIC COURSES)
Measurement of shoulder position
Massaging operation and display of remote control
Displays the aim of massaging positions, the type
of massaging, body pressure and the remaining
massaging time on the remote control.
Press the OPERATION ON/OFF button.
6
1
When the button is pressed, the lamp of the remote
Measure the position of shoulder and
match the position of massaging rollers
to that of shoulder.
control illuminates and the sole warmer will turn on.
When the foot rest is fully lowered, the foot rest will
rise a little.
Explanation with an example of
NECK/SHOULDER
When the massaging rollers are not located in the
upper section, the massaging rollers will move to the
upper section and stop. (During the movement, the
Massaging rollers move up and down
to measure the position of shoulder.
(Sit deeply on the massage chair and raise your
head slightly. The matching of the position of
shoulders may not be possible if the head is
leaning on the back rest.)
2
characters of "ORIGIN" on the remote control flicker.)
Turn the sole warmer on or off.
4
2
Sole warmer will be turned on or off each time
the SOLE WARMER button is pressed. (The button is
illuminated while the sole warmer is on.)
If you feel that the sole warmer is too hot, turn it off
by pressing the SOLE WARMER button.
The position of current massage
flickers
5
3
Massaging operation at recognized
position of shoulder.
＊
When the room temperature is low such as in winter,
it takes some time to warm up or you may barely feel warm.
1
Check that massaging rollers match
the position of your shoulder.
If not, when the lamp of is
flickering (a buzzer sounds),
adjust the position by pressing
Adjust the positions of the back rest and the foot rest. (See page 13-15)
3
4
Press the desired Automatic Course button.
(Remote control display)
the POSITION ADJUST button.
NECK/SHOULDER
LOWER BACK
LOWER BODY
COMFORT AIR COURSE
Massages mainly
the neck and
shoulders.
Massages mainly
the waist and lower
back.
Air massage mainly
on the legs and
Air massage mainly
on the waist and
legs.
The massaging rollers are
moved up or down by 0.4"
each time the POSITION
ADJUST button is pressed.
Massaging neck/shoulder mainly
soles of the feet.
Lower Body can be operated simultaneously with Neck/Shoulder or Waist.
Air Course cannot be operated simultaneously with any other courses.
Refer to the page 28 regarding the massaging contents of Automatic Course.
Change of course during massaging, or change to the Whole Body Sensor Automatic Course
or the Manual Course, is possible.
When it is difficult to
Position too high
adjust with POSITION
Appropriate position
ADJUST button, move
your body for adjustment.
Position too low
The height that can be
Starts the massaging automatically.
adjusted is between
5
Massaging
rollers
approx. 59" to 70.8".
① Measure the position of shoulder.
Check if the position of shoulder is correct. If not, adjust the position using the POSITION ADJUST button.
Finishes the massaging by the
operation of the timer. (After the
massaging rollers return to the
origin, the lamp on the remote
control will turn off)
(See page 20)
② Starts the massaging of selected course.
Decides the position of shoulder.
Adjusting the strength of massage
Adjust the strength of massage. (See page 20)
6
Finishes the massaging automatically by timer operation.
■
The massaging rollers are moved to the upper position and are stopped automatically approx. 15 minutes
after starting the operation. The buzzer sounds and the lamp on the remote control will turn off.
To stop the massage during massaging operation.
If you have felt abnormal physical sensation or want to stop the massager immediately
Each time the UPPER BODY STRENGTH ADJUST button is pressed,
the strength of upper body massaging can be adjusted in five stages.
(The strength is displayed by the lamp on the remote control.)
Press the OPERATION ON/OFF button.
Press the INSTANT STOP button.
All the massaging will stop and the chair will be
automatically brought to its home position.
(The massaging rollers are moved to the upper
position and remain in that position.)
All the massaging will stop and the lamp of the remote control
will turn off.
Each time the LOWER BODY STRENGTH ADJUST button is pressed,
the strength of lower body massaging (air) can be adjusted in three stages.
(The strength is displayed by the lamp on the remote control.)
When you want to restart massaging, press the OPERATION
ON/OFF button. (The massaging rollers move to the upper
position and remain in that position.)
Press the button for the current operation.
After the movement, repeat the operation from the beginning
of each massage.
The massaging that corresponds to the pressed
button will stop.
When it is felt that the massaging on the soles or calves is too strong even when reducing
the strength of lower body (air) massaging, put a towel etc. on those massaged parts.
NOTE
(The Massaging rollers will stop at that point.)
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MANUAL button
5
7
6
2
MANUAL (UPPER BODY)
MASSAGING buttons
4
7
7
3
1
Press the OPERATION ON/OFF button.
1
When the button is pressed, the lamp of the remote control illuminates and the sole warmer
will turn on.
When the foot rest is fully lowered, the foot rest will rise a little.
When the massaging rollers are not located in the upper section, the massaging rollers will
move to the upper section and stop.
(During the movement, the characters of "ORIGIN" on the remote control flicker.)
Turn the sole warmer on or off.
2
Sole warmer will be turned on or off each time the SOLE WARMER button is pressed.
(The button is illuminated while the sole warmer is on.)
If you feel that the sole warmer is too hot, turn it off by pressing the SOLE WARMER button.
＊When the room temperature is low such as in winter, it takes some time to warm up or you
may barely feel warm.
Adjust the positions of the back rest and the foot rest. (See page 13-15)
3
4
Cover
Open the cover of the remote control.
＊If an excessive force is applied to the cover, it may be
detached. In such a case, re-attach the cover according
to the following procedure.
How to attach the cover
① Place the hook on the underside of
cover around the post
on the underside
② Slide the hook on the upper side of
cover around the post on the upper
side of the remote control until you
hear a clicking noise.
To stop the massage during massaging operation.
If you have felt abnormal physical sensation or want to stop the massager immediately
Press the OPERATION ON/OFF button.
Press the INSTANT STOP button.
of the remote
All the massaging will stop and the chair will be
automatically brought to its home position.
(The massaging rollers are moved to the upper
position and remain in that position.)
All the massaging will stop and the lamp of the remote control
will turn off.
control.
When you want to restart massaging, press the OPERATION
ON/OFF button. (The massaging rollers move to the upper
position and remain in that position.)
Post
Post
Hook
Press the button for the current operation.
After the movement, repeat the operation from the beginning
of each massage.
The massaging that corresponds to the pressed
button will stop.
Hook
(The Massaging rollers will stop at that point.)
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Press the OPERATION ON/OFF button.
1
When the button is pressed, the lamp of the remote control illuminates and the sole warmer will turn on.
When the foot rest is fully lowered, the foot rest will rise a little.
When the massaging rollers are not located in the upper section, the massaging rollers will move to the upper
section and stop. (During the movement, the characters of "ORIGIN" on the remote control flicker.)
Turn the sole warmer on or off.
2
Sole warmer will be turned on or off each time the SOLE WARMER button is pressed.
(The button is illuminated while the sole warmer is on.)
If you feel that the sole warmer is too hot, turn it off by pressing the SOLE WARMER button.
＊
When the room temperature
is low such as in winter,
it takes some time to
warm up or you may
barely feel warm.
5
7
2
Adjust the positions of
3the back rest and the
6
foot rest. (See page 13-15)
Open the cover of the
4remote control.
4
3
Press the MANUAL button.
1
5
Press the desired MANUAL (LOWER BODY)
LOWER BODY
BACK/SEAT
CALF/FOOT
6MASSAGING button.
Air massage of the
waist, legs and soles
of the feet.
Air massage of the
seat and lower back.
Air massage of the
legs and soles of
the feet.
By pressing the LOWER BODY strength adjustment button, adjust the strength of massage.
7
The strength of massage will change each time the button is pressed,
and is indicated by the lamp on the remote control.
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AFTER USE
CAUTION
When the massage is too strong
After use, be sure to set the POWER switch to the [OFF] position, and the LOCK switch to the
[LOCK] position.
Use the massager after placing
a towel, etc., on the back pad.
When the equipment will not be used for an extended period, be sure to disconnect the power
plug from the outlet.
Towel
Set the back rest and the foot
Turn off the POWER.
1rest to the starting position.
2
①
When the display part
of the remote control
does not turn off, press
the OERATION ON/OFF
button.
①
When the foot rest is extended,
return the foot rest to the home
position by pulling the foot rest
slide lever.
Press
LOCK switch
Close the cover of remote
control.
②
Bring all parts of the massage chair
to their home position by pressing
the HOME POSITION button.
Put the remote control
and the sensor controller
back on the stand.
Lower
Coin
When the massage is too weak
Flip the back pad to the rear.
Be sure to check that there are no children,
pets, or any obstacles around the massager.
②
Set the POWER switch
to the [OFF] position,
and the LOCK switch
to the [LOCK] position
using a coin.
Head cover
Press
① Take off the head cover from
Back pad
the back pad.
POWER switch
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
WARNING
② Flip the back pad to the rear.
Be sure to disconnect the power plug from the outlet prior to maintenance.
Back pad
Do not attempt to use benzene, thinner, alcohol, alkaline detergent or bleaching agent for cleaning,
as this may result in deformation, discoloration or cracking.
Do not wash the head cover or the back pad. This may cause discoloration or deformation.
NOTE
HEAD COVER, BACK PAD, SEAT COVER, ARM REST
Perform daily maintenance by wiping with a soft dry cloth. When they are badly soiled,
adopt the following maintenance procedure:
①
Soak a soft cloth in diluted
neutral kitchen detergent,
and squeeze it well.
②
Soak a cloth in clean water, and
squeeze it well. Wipe off the remaining
detergent with the damp cloth.
③ Attach the head cover to the
Head cover
Wipe the main unit with
the damp cloth in
back rest.
Hook-and-loop
fastener
③
Wipe it with a dry cloth afterwards.
＊Do not force-dry with a drier.
＊Do not make contact with vinyl products
for an extended period. It may cause
discoloration.
a tapping motion.
Back rest
MAIN UNIT (Plastic parts and frame)
REMOTE CONTROL, SENSOR CONTROLLER
Soak a soft cloth in diluted neutral kitchen
detergent, and squeeze it well. Wipe the
main unit with the damp cloth, and wipe
it with a dry cloth afterwards.
Wipe with a soft dry cloth.
＊Do not wipe with a damp cloth.
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＊
The drawing of the massage for each course is omitted in part, in order to describe the
operation in a simplified manner. Also, the drawings of air massage operation for lower
body are all omitted.
CONTENTS OF MASSAGING
〈WHOLE BODY SENSOR AUTOMATIC COURSE〉
〈WHOLE BODY SENSOR AUTOMATIC COURSE〉
Standard massage in STIFFNESS Course
Standard massage in FINE Course
Sensor massage
Tapping and
Spine stretching
Grasping shoulder
massaging
Shiatsu
(Shoulder)
Shiatsu
(Back)
Sensor massage
Tapping/Kneading
(Shoulder, Back,
Waist)
Grasping shoulder
massaging
Shiatsu
(Shoulder)
Tapping/Kneading
(Shoulder)
(Shoulder)
(Shoulder)
Shiatsu
(Waist)
Grasping shoulder
massaging
(Shoulder)
Spine stretching
Shiatsu
(Back)
Tapping/Kneading
(Back)
Shiatsu
(Waist)
Tapping/Kneading
(Waist)
Spine stretching
Tapping/Kneading
and Spine stretching
〈AUTOMATIC COURSE〉
Standard massage in RECOVERY Course
NECK/SHOULDER Course
Grasping shoulder
massaging
(Shoulder)
Sensor massage
Tapping and
Spine stretching
Grasping shoulder
massaging
Tapping
(Shoulder, Back,
Waist)
Grasping shoulder
Tapping
(Neck/Shoulder)
Kneading,
Tapping/Kneading
(Neck/Shoulder)
Shiatsu
(Neck/Shoulder)
Tapping/Kneading
(Neck/Shoulder)
massaging
(Shoulder)
(Shoulder)
Shiatsu
(Neck)
Tapping/Kneading
(Shoulder, Back,
Waist)
Kneading and
Spine stretching
Spine stretching
Grasping shoulder
massaging
(Shoulder)
Shiatsu
(Neck/Shoulder)
Grasping shoulder
massaging
(Shoulder)
Spine stretching
Standard massage in RELAX Course
WAIST Course
Sensor massage
Kneading
(Waist)
Kneading
(Back)
Kneading
(Shoulder)
Kneading
(Back)
Kneading
(Waist)
Kneading
(Waist)
Kneading
(Waist)
Tapping
(Waist)
Kneading
(Waist)
Kneading
(Waist)
Kneading
(Waist)
Kneading and
Spine stretching
Spine stretching
Tapping/Kneading
(Waist)
Shiatsu
(Waist)
Tapping and
Partial stretching
(Waist)
Spine stretching
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TROUBLE-SHOOTING
SPECIFICATIONS
WARNING
Power consumption
Power dissipation of electric heating equipment
Rated time
290 W
33 W
If the trouble still persists even after the following proper countermeasures have been taken, stop using the massager
to avoid possible accidents. Disconnect the power plug from the outlet and consult an authorized service center.
Do not attempt to repair the equipment at home by yourself, as it is very dangerous.
30 min.
Sound and sensation during operation
During use, the following sounds or sensation may be unavoidably generated because
of its structure, but they are not problems. (They will not affect the function, etc.)
WHOLE BODY SENSOR AUTOMATIC COURSE・・・Approx. 15 minutes
(Maximum of approx. 20 minutes due to stiffness detection)
Timer
AUTOMATIC COURSE・・・・・・・・・・・・・・Approx. 15 minutes
MANUAL COURSE・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・Approx. 15 minutes
・Rattling sound during tapping
・Sound of air massage
・Noise during UP/DOWN operation of massaging rollers
and clinking sound during massaging operation
・Creaking sound caused by massaging rollers and cloth
during massaging operation.
"Pusshu" sound (Change valve sound)
Hissing sound (Exhaust sound)
28 3/4" [width] × 53 1/8" [depth] × 48" [height]
＊ When not reclined (with foot rest retracted)
"Buu" sound (Sound of pump operation)
"Pako" sound (Sound when the air bag fills)
・When massaging the waist, slight sounds or shock being
generated from the massaging rollers
・Bouncing movement of the massaging rollers when they
move from the back to the shoulder
Dimensions
・Gear meshing sound
28 3/4" [width] × 72 7/16" [depth] × 29 15/16" [height]
＊ When reclined (with foot rest set horizontally)
・Wobbling foot rest
・“Gee” sound when reclined
Weight
Approx. 183 lbs.
Stand, Installation screws (Three)
Synthetic leather
Type of Trouble
Operation failure
Check points
Countermeasure
Accessories
Check that the power plug is securely plugged into
Push the power plug into the outlet securely.
the outlet.
(See page 12)
Exterior cloth
Check that the POWER switch is set to the ON position.
With the LOCK switch set to unlock, turn on
the POWER switch. (See page 12)
Kneading frequency
Tapping frequency
Tapping width
(5 stages) Approx. 10 ～ 30 times/min.
(5 stages) Approx. 300 ～ 600 times/min.
(5 stages) Approx. 3 ～ 5"
Make sure that no more than one button is being
pressed at any one time.
Please press each button separately.
Check if the chair is set to the ZERO-G 2.
After adjusting the angle of back rest, select
the massaging button.
Courses other than Air Course cannot
be selected.
Movement of massaging rollers in upward
direction, causing operation to stop
This phenomenon is caused by the operation of the timer, but is not a problem.
Vertical movement speed
Spine stretching width
One up/down pass in approx. 35 sec.
(5 stages) Approx. 3 ～ 5"
When the massaging rollers detach from the body, the
body pressure sensor will work to stop the operation
automatically.
Begin the operation again from the start.
(See page 11)
The operation stops in the middle of
massaging in the Whole Body Sensor
Automatic Course or Automatic Course
Partial stretching (Long): Repetition within Approx. 8"
Partial stretching (Short): Repetition within Approx. 4"
Check if you attempt to adjust the foot rest with the
foot rest slide lever pulled.
Adjust the foot rest with the foot rest slide
lever pulled.
Range of partial stretching
The foot rest cannot be extended.
Check that the foot rest is not extended.
Return the foot rest by pulling the foot rest
slide lever.
The foot rest cannot be stored.
Vertical stroke length
Height adjustment of massaging rollers
Reclining angle
Approx. 31"
You feel discomfort during the operation of
reclining. (Move toward to the opposite direction
temporarily, or do not move smoothly.)
This operation is conducted for safety, but is not a problem.
No gradation or 3/8" /one press of button
Approx. 120 ～ 170°
The position of massaging rollers
differ between right and left.
This phenomenon is caused by the adoption of the function of alternative tapping on the right and left
sides, but is not a problem.
Back rest: Motor-driven type (Linked with foot rest)
Foot rest: Motor-driven type (Foot rest only)
Seat surface: Motor-driven type (Linked with back rest and foot rest)
Check if your fingers are placed on the sensor.
Place your fingers on the sensor. (See page 16)
Reclining method
The display of stiffness differs
from the degree of stiffness
actually felt.
The measurement result indicates the stiffness according to the body's biological reaction to the sensor
massage, so it may differ from the stiffness the user actually feels.
Lower body massaging
(Air pressure)
(3 stages) Approx. 23 ～ 32 kPa
＊ There is a slight difference according to the part.
Massage in relaxed condition as much as possible during massage. The degree of stiffness may not be
measured correctly when the user massages immediately after taking a bath or is given stimulation other
than sensor massage, like watching TV.
Do not use the massager on other than the designated voltage.
Check your skin for dryness.
Slightly moisten the fingers using hand cream
and place the fingers on the sensor again.
The degree of stiffness cannot
be measured correctly.
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