User manual SANYO HEC-DR7700

[. . . ] INSTRUCTION MANUAL Chair Type Massager HEC-DR7700 CONTENTS PAGE IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Åc Åc1 Å` 4 Åc NAME/FUNCTION OF EACH PART Åc Åc 5 Å` 7 Åc HOW TO PLACE THE MASSAGER Åc Åc Åc 8 Åc Åc HOW TO INSTALL THE STAND Åc Åc 9 Å` 10 Åc Åc HOW TO USE Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc 11 Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc PREPARATIONS PRIOR TO USE Åc Åc Åc 12 Åc Åc Åc ADJUSTMENT OF CHAIR Åc Åc Åc Åc 13 Å` 15 Åc Åc Åc MASSAGING Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc 16 Å` 24 Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc WHOLE BODY SENSOR AUTOMATIC COURSE Åc 16 Å` 18 Åc AUTOMATIC COURSE Åc Åc Åc Åc 19 Å` 20 Åc Åc Åc Åc MANUAL COURSE Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc 21 Å` 24 Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc WHEN THE MASSAGE IS FELT TO BE STRONG (WEAK) Åc 25 Åc AFTER USE Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc 26 Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE Åc Åc Åc Åc 26 Åc Åc Åc CONTENTS OF MASSAGING Åc Åc Åc27 Å` 28 Åc Åc TROUBLE-SHOOTING Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc 29 Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc SPECIFICATIONS Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc30 Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Åc Be sure to read this manual thoroughly in order to ensure proper use. In particular, make certain to read the section SANYO Electric Co. , Ltd. OSAKA, JAPAN "IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS". Keep this manual in a safe place so that it can be found easily. 9BF-6-P111-xxxxx-0 xxxx IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following: Read all instructions before using this appliance. All of the following information is important. Be sure to follow the instructions carefully. Do not wind the power cord, remote control cord or sensor controller cord around the main unit, remote control, sensor controller, or remote control stand. [. . . ] 90Åã Back rest Press Do not attempt to recline the back rest deeply at first (until the body is accustomed to massaging), 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. During massaging the legs, do not attempt to recline the back rest when the legs are fixed with the air bag. Do not pull the legs out forcibly, this may result in injury to the legs. 13 14 ADJUSTMENT OF CHAIR of the foot rest. 6 Adjust the anglecan be made for Angle adjustment foot rest only. 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. (Remote control) MASSAGING (WHOLE BODY SENSOR AUTOMATIC COURSE) WARNING 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. 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. 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 Foot rest 2 Turn the sole warmer on or off. 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. Adjustment range Approx. 90Åã When the room temperature is low such as in winter, it takes some time to warm up or you Åñ may barely feel warm. 7 Adjustment of foot rest position (length). If the knees or the calves do not fit the foot rest, its position (length) can be adjusted. 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. 11cm) Pull toward you CAUTION Do not attempt to adjust the foot rest slide during the operation of reclining. Do not attempt to stand on the foot rest when the foot rest slide position and angle is not completely returned to the home position. Otherwise, the user may fall over, resulting in an accident or an injury, and the floor or tatami mat may be damaged. 3 Adjust the positions of the back rest and the foot rest. 4 Press the desired Whole Body Sensor Automatic Course button. STIFFNESS RELAX Firm massage by shiatsu operation Massage to relax the whole body (See page 13-15) 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 Course. Change of course during massaging, or change to the Automatic Course or the Manual Course, is possible. Extends when pushed by the soles 5 Put the sensor controller on the arm rest and place your fingers on the sensor. Sensor lamp Sensor controller Sensor Foot rest Arm rest Foot rest Shortens when the feet are lifted 8 Reclining is returned automatically to the home position when the HOME POSITION button is pressed. The foot rest is raised first, and then goes down completely. NOTE 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. [. . . ] Also, the drawings of air massage operation for lower body are all omitted. Åq WHOLE BODY SENSOR AUTOMATIC COURSEÅr Standard massage in STIFFNESS Course Sensor massage Tapping and Spine stretching Grasping shoulder massaging (Shoulder) Shiatsu (Shoulder) Shiatsu (Back) Standard massage in FINE Course Sensor massage Tapping/Kneading (Shoulder, Back, Waist) Grasping shoulder massaging (Shoulder) Shiatsu (Shoulder) Tapping/Kneading (Shoulder) Shiatsu (Waist) Tapping/Kneading and Spine stretching Grasping shoulder massaging (Shoulder) Spine stretching Shiatsu (Back) Tapping/Kneading (Back) Shiatsu (Waist) Tapping/Kneading (Waist) Spine stretching Åq AUTOMATIC COURSEÅr Standard massage in RECOVERY Course Sensor massage Tapping and Spine stretching Grasping shoulder massaging (Shoulder) Tapping (Shoulder, Back, Waist) Grasping shoulder massaging (Shoulder) NECK/SHOULDER Course Grasping shoulder massaging (Shoulder) Tapping (Neck/Shoulder) Kneading, Tapping/Kneading (Neck/Shoulder) Shiatsu (Neck/Shoulder) Tapping/Kneading (Neck/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 Sensor massage Kneading (Waist) Kneading (Back) Kneading (Shoulder) Kneading (Back) WAIST Course Kneading (Waist) Kneading (Waist) Kneading (Waist) Tapping (Waist) Kneading (Waist) Kneading (Waist) Kneading and Spine stretching Spine stretching Tapping/Kneading (Waist) Shiatsu (Waist) Tapping and Partial stretching (Waist) Kneading (Waist) Spine stretching 27 28 TROUBLE-SHOOTING WARNING If the trouble still persists even after the following the proper countermeasures have been taken, stop using the massager to avoid possible accidents. Disconnect the power plug from the outlet and consult the sales agent. Do not attempt to repair the equipment at home by yourself, as it is very dangerous. SPECIFICATIONS Power consumption Power dissipation of electric heating equipment Rated time 290 W 33 W 30 min. 20 minutes according to the physiological amount. ) AUTOMATIC COURSEÅE ÅE ÅE ÅE ÅE ÅE ÅE Approx. [. . . ]