User manual SANYO HEC-DR7700BR

[. . . ] SANYO MASSAGE LOUNGER LIMITED WARRANTY OBLIGATIONS (USA ONLY) 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. 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: A. calling the customer support center at 1-800-421-5013 Weekdays 7:30 AM- 5:00 PM Pacific Time INSTRUCTION MANUAL Massage Lounger 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. [. . . ] 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. (Slow flickering) (Rapid flickering) ZERO-G 2 1 Sit on the center of massage chair. Sit deeply in the massage chair so that the waist touches the back rest. ZERO-G 1 (Zero gravity position 1) CAUTION 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. Posture suited for whole body massaging ZERO-G 2 (Zero gravity position 2) Posture suited for lower body massaging Automatically starts massaging in Air Åñ Course (Massaging besides Air Course cannot be selected) NOTE Foot rest Center of the chair Do not attempt to climb onto or off the seat by stepping on the foot rest. The user may fall over, resulting in an accident or injury. 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. When the reclining motion is stopped by pressing buttons other than the STOP button, press he desired button for motion. When back rest angle is adjusted from the ZERO-G 2, massaging other than Air Course can be selected. 2 Adjust the position of head cover. of 5 Adjust the anglefoot the back rest. The back rest and rest are moved Keep the RECLINING button pressed until the desired angle is achieved. Raise the back rest, and lower the foot rest by continuously pressing the UP ( ) button. Adjustment range Approx. 50Åã Adjust the attaching position with Head cover hook-and-loop fasteners. During the massage, adjust the head cover not to touch the shoulders. Hook-andloop fasteners 120 ÅK Foot rest Recline the back rest, and raise the foot rest by continuously pressing (Remote control) (Sensor controller) the DOWN ( ) button. OR Adjustment range Approx. 90Åã Back rest 3 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. ) When adjusted at ZERO-G, the seat is lowered together with the above mentioned movement. (It is not possible to adjust only the seat. ) For the sake of safety, if the UP (Å£ button is pressed with the seat raised, the foot rest may be raised ) briefly before going down. Press NOTE 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. 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. 13 14 ADJUSTMENT OF CHAIR foot rest. [. . . ] 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 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. SPECIFICATIONS Power consumption Power dissipation of electric heating equipment Rated time 290 W 33 W 30 min. 20 minutes due to stiffness detection) AUTOMATIC COURSEÅE ÅE ÅE ÅE ÅE ÅE ÅE Approx. [. . . ]