Inada CHAIR D.1 HCP-D1A Massage chair Operating Manual

E Main specification of 7inada chair D.1
Name & Model INADA CHAIR D.1 HCP-D1A
Power Supply AC 120V
Power Consumption 260W
Power Frequency 60Hz
Rated Time 30 minutes
Kneading Speed 6 levels, from minimum 15 times/minute to maximum 40 times/minute
> Tapping Speed 4 levels, from minimum 300 times/minute to maximum 650 times/minute
= Roller Width 3 levels, narrow, medium and wide
8 Vertical Speed One full cycle (top to bottom and top again) in approx. 21 seconds
Massage Range About 25 inches (in partial roller massage about 6 inches)
Pre-Set Programs Healthcare Programs: 8 types (with automatic Shiatsu Point Locator function)
Manual Selection 13 types (some include automatic Shiatsu Point Locator function)
Vibrating Function 2 types: Foot and Back Toggles between 2 levels of intensity for each location
Air Massage Air pressure about 32kPa
Auto Timer Approx. 15 minutes (Healthcare Programs vary in duration)
Foot Rest Adjustment Range | Approx. 11 inches (with automatic Foot Slide adjustment function)
Reclining Angle Approx. 120°-170° from floor level continuous motion (Automatic reclining)
34 X 52 (80) X 46 (32) inches
Dimensions of Chair Body
Numbers in () represent dimensions when fully reclined and with foot rest flat
Weight 231.5 Ibs. (Chair body 172 Ibs., Foot rest 48.5 Ibs., Lower Arm units 11 Ibs.)
Outer Covering Genuine leather * Synthetic leather
Accessories Remote Control Stand, Power Cord, Screwdriver Tool, Foot Shiatsu Mat
FAMILY INADA INC.
Headquarters: 7 West 56th Street
New York, NY 10019
Toll Free Customer Service : 1-877-22-INADA (1-877-224-6232)
Office Hours: Monday—Friday: 10:00 — 17:00 (Eastern Standard Time)
Closed on Saturday, Sunday and public holidays.
Website: http://www.inada-chair.com
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FAMILY
Thank you for purchasing the INADA CHAIR D.1.
We hope the INADA CHAIR D.1 will be a valued partner
in your daily health maintenance for many years to come.
For U.S. Model Only
eo Please read this Operating Manual before use.
eKeep this manual nearby so that you can refer to it anytime.
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Safety
Main
Before
MAdjusting
After Use
Massage
Manual
Healthcare
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FAQ
MI Care á Storage
Customer
Regular
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Be sure that you have read these SAFETY PRECAUTIONS thoroughly before using your INADA CHAIR D.1 for the first time.
The Operating Manual contains important information about how to use the chair safely and correctly, avoiding possible damage to property
or injury to persons using the chair and others. The symbols shown below are used throughout the Operating Manual to highlight
important safety instructions. Please adhere to all precautions. Descriptions of each chair component can be found on pages 5-8.
Display Warnings
/\ Warning This action could result in death or serious injury.
A Caution | This action could result in personal injury or damage to property.
Types of Symbols and Description
Warning or caution
Y Do not touch
E Unplug the chair
S Prohibited
o Required action
Do not
disassemble
Electrical
grounding
Do not use in
or near water
such as in a bathroom
Remember to keep this Operating Manual in an easily accessible place.
Safety Precautions: Installation
/\ Caution \
a e >
e Do not install the chair in an area of high humidity such as a bathroom or sauna.
—Could result in electric shock or damage to the chair.
Prohibited
o e Chair should only be installed on a flat, level surface.
Required —Chair could tip over accidentally if placed on an uneven surface.
Action
S e Do not use the chair outdoors.
\ Prohibited J
Safety Precautions: Before Using
A Warning X
e Space Requirements N
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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.
GROUNDED OUTLET
Electrical @ Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk of electric shock. Check
grounding with a qualified electrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to whether the product is properly CY)
grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the product if it will not fit the outlet, have a proper outlet
installed by a qualified electrician. This product is for use on a nominal 120-volt circuit and has a grounding
plug that looks like the plug illustrated in sketch in figure. Make sure that the product is connected to an GROUNDING PIN
outlet having the same configuration as the plug. No adapter should be used with this product. GROUNDED OUTLET BOX
@ The following persons must not use this massage chair:
©Persons with serious circulatory problems such as varicose veins, thrombosis, etc.
Prohibited @Persons who have been advised by their doctor not to use the chair.
@ Persons with any of the following conditions must seek medical advice before using the chair:
—Misuse could be injurious or deleterious to health.
OSerious heart problem Serious diabetes OSerious osteoporosis OSerious skin condition ©Malignant tumor OSensory impairment
R ired @Persons planning to use the chair to treat a specific ailment or parts of their body that have undergone therapy ©Pregnancy or suspected pregnancy
Action @Persons under a doctor's care, or those experiencing unusual physical discomfort ©Acute gastro-intestinal complaints (gastritis, hepatitis, enteritis)
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©Joint dysfunction such as rheumatism, hammer toe and gout ©Persons with pacemakers or other electronic medical devices OHigh fever
©Persons with spinal abnormalities due to past injury or ailment, persons with curvature of the spine ©Persons under bed rest orders
O
Prohibited O Before each use, check for holes or tears in the chair covering (lift back pad to check seat back). Do
not use the chair if there are any holes or tears in the chair covering. Stop the chair immediately and
unplug the chair from the wall. Contact the customer service center (see back cover) for assistance.
X —Using the chair with holes or tears in the chair covering could result in injury or electric shock.
e Don't use the chair with anything other than a 120 V power source.
—May result in fire or electric shock.
® Do not use with any type of transformer device.
—May result in injury or electric shock.
e Do not use if power cord or outlet is damaged, or if power outlet is loose.
—May result in electric shock, short circuit, or combustion.
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Safety Precautions: Before Using
/\ Caution \
Required
Action
O Be sure that the main POWER switch on the chair is OFF before plugging the power cord into the wall out- >)
let
@ —Injury or electrical shock could result.
Be sure that the plugs on the power cord are inserted fully into connector and outlet.
@ —Electric shock, short circuit or combustion could result.
Before using the chair for the first time, turn on all the power switches in order as indicated in this
@ manual to check that the chair is operating properly.
Be sure the reclining seat back is in its fully upright position before sitting in the chair.
Then recline the back to the most comfortable position. Remember to start off with a lighter massage.
—Starting with a deep massage can result in injury. Elderly people and persons with weak bones should be
@ especially careful when selecting massage intensity.
When sitting down in the chair, do so slowly, ensuring that the spinal rollers are in the correct
position at either side of the spine, so that the backbone lies comfortably between the rollers with-
e out having to turn or twist the body.
Do no and or lean on th ingi
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® Do not use the chair in any way not prescribed by the Operating Manual. Do not use the chair to-
gether with any other therapeutic device or electric blanket.
—May result in injury or have a negative effect on health.
e Do not move the chair while someone is in it.
—> Accident or injury could result if the chair tips over. J
Safety Precautions: While Using The Chair
/\ Warning \
O
Prohibited
@ Do not wrap the power cord or the remote control cord around the chair, or place the chair on top of either D
cord. Do not scratch, tear, treat, unduly twist, stretch or bend the power cord or the remote control cord.
—Cord may fray or tear, resulting in fire or electric shock.
e Do not spill or drop water on the chair or the remote control.
—May result in electrical shock, short circuit or combustion.
@ Children, persons who are unable to communicate, and persons who are physically challenged
should not be allowed to use the chair. Do not allow children or pets to play near the chair (especial-
ly behind the reclining seat back or under the seat or foot rest), climb on the chair or sit in the chair.
—May result in injury or accident.
e Do not use if chair covering is torn. Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.
—May result in injury, accident or electrical shock. Call customer service center (see back cover) for assistance.
€e Do not use the chair with wet body or wet hands.
—Could result in injury or electrical shock.
e Do not place fingers or objects in between the foot rest units, in between the foot rest and the chair,
or under the lower arm units. Be careful not to get hands caught when raising the foot rest by
e Be sure that there are no children, pets or others in the way when reclining the seat back, lower-
ing the foot rest, or moving the lower arm units. Be careful when reclining the seat back not to
catch any parts of the body or objects behind the seat back.
Prohibited
Required e Be careful not to catch feet or objects in between the foot rest units when activating the foot slide func-
J
/\ Caution \
e Do not use the chair unclothed. a
e Do not use the chair for purposes other than massage, or other than the ordinary uses of a chair.
—May result in accident or injury.
e Do not use the chair to massage the head, chest, stomach and joints (knees, elbows). Do not
place hands, feet or arms in between the rollers.
—May result in nausea or injury. Place a soft towel behind your neck if you want to avoid intense stimulation of the area.
@ Do not place hands or feet into the roller tracks or into the space between the seat back and the seat or
into moving parts. Do not use chair while wearing hair accessories, wristwatches, bracelets or rings.
—May result in injury.
@ Do not place anything other than legs and feet on the foot rest.
—May result in injury.
e Do not use the lower arm units for any part of the body other than the forearms.
—May result in injury.
e Do not operate the massage chair when there is no one in it.
—May result in accident or injury.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS В
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
While Using The Chair
/\ Caution \
© In an emergency, or if there is any sudden malfunction, push the STOP button on the remote control h
to make the chair stop immediately.
e If you begin to experience marked pain or other unusual physical discomfort while using the
chair, seek medical advice immediately and stop using the chair.
e Be sure to keep the back pad in place during massage. Do not use the chair without the back pad.
—May result in injury.
e Try not to fall asleep in the chair during a massage.
—May result in injury.
Required @ Keep massage sessions to no more than 15 minutes in length. Limit focused massage of any par-
ction ticular area on the body to no more than 5 minutes.
—Continual use for extended periods of time can result in over stimulation, which could cause the opposite of the desired
effect, or even injury. Aim at no more than 30 minutes total massage time per day.
e If your legs or feet get out of the foot rest during leg or foot massage, don't try to force them back
in.
@ —Undue force on the chair may damage to it.
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@ If there is a power outage or the possibility of a power outage, stop the chair immediately and turn
the POWER switch to OFF. Unplug the chair from the wall outlet.
—Accident or injury could result if the chair is still in operating mode when power resumes.
O If there is a threat of lightning, stop the chair immediately and turn the POWER switch to OFF. Unplug
Unplug .
the chair from the wall outlet.
@ If the chair does not start, or if there is any type of malfunction, to prevent accidents, it is best to stop
the chair immediately and turn the POWER switch to OFF. Unplug the chair from the wall outlet. Con-
tact the customer service center (see back cover) for assistance regarding repairs or maintenance.
\_ —Electric shock or fire caused by a short circuit could result if the chair is left plugged in. J
After Use or When Not in Use
/\Caution \
Required
Action
e Make sure to turn the POWER switch to OFF after every use, and to unplug the chair from the wall outlet. )
—Accident or injury could result if children or pets try to play with the chair.
© Be sure to return the reclining seat back to the upright position and lower the foot rest completely
after using the chair.
@® Wipe the chair off after every use, and store your chair in a place that is relatively dry.
€ Do not place heavy objects on the seat, reclining seat back, foot rest or lower arm units.
Unplug
N
e Don't pull on the cord to unplug the chair from the wall outlet; be sure to grasp the plug firmly
when unplugging.
—Electric shock or short circuit could result in fire.
@ When cleaning or caring for your chair, be sure to unplug the chair from the wall outlet first. Do not touch
the plug with wet hands.
© If you will not be using the chair for a time, be sure to unplug it from the wall outlet.
—Dust and moisture can cause electrical insulation to deteriorate, resulting in possible electric shock, short circuit or fire.
Others Precautions
A Warning X
O
e Do not stand on the chair. Do not sit on any part of the chair other than the seat.
—Personal injury or damage to the chair could occur if chair tips over.
Prohibited | @ Do not stand on the control box and place objects on it.
® e Do not make alterations to the chair. Repairs or disassembly may not be performed by anyone
Do Not other than an authorized serviceperson.
| Disassemble —Could result in fire, electric shock or injury. Contact the customer service center (see back cover) for repairs.
Required
\_ Action
/\ Caution \
@ If you lend, sell or otherwise transfer the chair to another party, be sure to include this Operating
Manual with the chair.
MAIN FEATURES
Main Features
From the soles of your feet to the palms of your hands...
Full Body Massage Function
The Full Body Massage function unifies a variety
of massage techniques to offer up a truly relax-
ing full body massage.
New is the lower arm units designed specially for
the forearm and hands. This air pressure unit
works specifically to release muscles from the el-
bow to the palm of the hand, where many impor-
tant shiatsu points are located. For the back,
seat and calves, a rich variation of massage tech-
niques and unique programming make for a
close to "human touch" sensation. The new foot
unit designed to massage the soles of the feet
moves together with the reclining seat back to
keep the foot massage going at any angle.
Optic sensors provide for...
Shiatsu Point Locator Function
Automatic sensors seek out the body's main shiat-
su points before the massage program starts, so
that each individual receives the most effective mas-
sage for his or her body type and wellness goal.
Easy to read massage guide...
Remote Control Display Panel
The remote control features a clear, easy to read
display panel that enables you to monitor your
massage. The display guides you through each
step of your massage, displaying information
about each massage action.
Vibration Massage Function
Vibration mechanisms are located in the seat,
foot rest (foot unit) and chair back. The soothing
vibrations make for a relaxing massage.
Adjusts easily to the most comfortable position...
Automatic Reclining Function
The seat back can be reclined to any angle be-
tween 120°and 170°. The foot rest can be raised to
a 90°angle. Both can be easily adjusted to find the
most comfortable position for you.
1 70°
Wide choice of massage techniques...
Massage Program Selection
The INADA CHAIR D.1 offers eight different
Healthcare Programs that have been pre-pro-
grammed to achieve specific wellness goals.
You can also use the Manual Selection mode to
design your own massage program.
IStandard Remote Control Stand
Every INADA CHAIR D.1 ships with a convenient
remote control stand that can be adjusted in four
different directions for easiest access.
Foot massage unit stays on the soles of your feet...
Foot Slide Function
The foot rest activates whenever you choose to
recline the seat back. Once you reach the de-
sired reclining position, the foot rest automatical-
ly slides in or out to match your specific height,
so your calves and feet will not miss a moment of
relaxing massage.
As a therapeutic massage device,
the INADA CHAIR D.1 provides the following benefits:
@Relaxes muscles
@Relieves minor muscle aches and pains
@ Stimulates circulation in the massaged area
MAIN FEATURES В
COMPONENTS & DESCRIPTION
COMPONENTS & DESCRIPTION B
CHAIR
Reclining Seat Back
Head Rest
Back Pad
Lower Arm Unit
Armrest
Seat
Calf Unit се
Foot Unit dS
Top of the Foot Air Cushion
Foot rest
Seat Vibrator
Seat Air Cushion
Thigh Air Cushion
Calf Air Cushion
Ankle Air Cushion
Foot Vibrator
Foot Air Cushion
Remote Control
Remote Control Stand —
Reclining
Safety Mechanism
Main POWER Switch
Ed
Power Connector
COMPONENTS 8 DESCRIPTION В
Control Box — —— nas
Cord Connector
Power Cord
Plug |
Wheels
Rollers
(Storage roller position is inside the upper part of the seat back.)
Au Lower Arm Air Cushion
COMPONENTS & DESCRIPTION
REMOTE CONTROL
REMOTE CONTROL DISPLAY
POWER Button
Turns the remote control power ON and OFF. Displays information about the massage action, time remaining, and speed and intensity settings,
Pushing the POWER button while the chair is acti- ,
vated causes the rollers to return to starting posi- using both text and symbols.
tion, before the chair turns itself off.
STOP Button Example: During the activation of the Shiatsu Point Locator sensors are activated, the display
Use this button to shut the chair off immediately in shows the following text:
case of emergency or if there is some malfunction , , ,
during the operation of the chair. Rollers will not be "Locating Shiatsu Points..."
retumed to storage position.
(3) Shoulder Position Remote Control Display
Adjustment Buttons
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to adjust the posi- L _ o “ A | г _ p no
tion of the rollers after Shiatsu Point Location has ДЕ = at i | | =, y | — > | ny "o
been completed TE SE Ran
FOOT
Personal Memory Recall But-
tons
Retrieves the settings saved to each personal mem-
HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS
ory button. (See page 24 for instructions on how to
se Personal Memory.
FULLBODY RELIEF RECLINING u y.)
gv o— Personal Memory Save Button REMOTE CONTROL / INNER CONTROL PANEL
SEAT Saves settings to personal memory. (See page 24
SLR CDS LN Q for instructions on how to use Personal Memory.)
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— = .
DOW Remote Control Display
LOWER BACK TENSION [ZVI 2) Displays information about the massage action,
COMPONENTS & DESCRIPTION В
time remaining, speed and intensity settings, etc.
AL (See next page for details.) ON
В . LL MSM TY)
TUN ME Eee Air Pressure Adjustment Buttons N Reclining Buttons
Adjusts air pressure intensity during Healthcare Pro- UP В
FOOT SLIDE — gramor Manual Selection mode massages. DOUBLE | KNEADINE Ce NE
в LT Foot Rest Buttons
— Mi Reclining Buttons
Use UP and DOWN to adjust the angle of the reclin-
ing seat back.
Foot Rest Buttons
Use UP and DOWN to adjust the angle of the foot
rest. Choose FOOT, CALF & SEAT, LOWER ARM.
Foot Slide Buttons * Use AIR PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT to
Use EXTEND and SHORTEN to adjust the length FE] EXTEND choose HIGH, MEDIUM or LOW pressure.
of the foot rest.
VIBRATION CANCEL FOOT SLIDE
* ee Healthcare Program Buttons PARTIAL FULL КРТ Vibration Buttons
РОТ — ВА Choose from among eight different pre-set massage NARROW MEDIUM WIDE
programs. Choose HIGH or LOW to change vibration intensity.
Massage Cancel Buttons
Use to cancel the LEG, LOWER ARM or BACK por-
tions of the massage during a Healthcare Program.
Vibration Cancel Buttons a
Use to cancel the FOOT or the BACK vibrator func-
tion during a Healthcare Program.
— Foot Slide Buttons
ET
— Air Massage Buttons
NZ
UP / DOWN Adjustment But-
Use UP and DOWN to adjust roller position.
Speed Adjustment Buttons
BGM Butt or bacigro nd music or birdsong Loo SLOW and FAST 10 adust speed of
y inu u usi i . . : .
Speaker sounds through the speaker. Press again to stop. Kneading, Tapping 1, and Kneading & Tapping.
Background music can sometimes be cut out by
other audio messages.
Background music can be played whenever the
—— Panel
Flip panel to access Manual Selection buttons as shown at right.
Width Adjustment Buttons
Use NARROW, MEDIUM and WIDE to adjust width of rollers during
Panel Rhythm Shiatsu 1, Tapping 1 and 2, Roller Massage (Partial and Full), and Back Vibration.
( A w . ODo not sit or step on the remote control.
e no not drop Me remote control. control cord —— Manual Selection Mode Buttons
O not pull too hard on the remote control cord.
@Do not let the remote control get wet in any way. @Do not use pointed or hard objects to push the Choose among Kneading, Human Touch, Double Kneading, Kneading/Tapping,
@Do not handle the remote control with wet hands. buttons or display on the remote control. Rhythm Shiatsu 1 and 2, Tapping 1 and 2, Roller Massage (Partial and Full).
—May result in damage to the remote control.
COMPONENTS & DESCRIPTION B
BEFORE USING B
BEFORE USING
1
OThe INADA CHAIR D.1 is shipped with the reclining seat back in its fully reclined position and the lower arm
units detached. Before using for the first time, be sure to raise the seat back to the fully upright position,
and install the lower arm units according to the instructions below.
@Do not expose the chair to sudden bursts of heat. If the room where the chair is to be used is cold, turn the heat
up slowly. If the chair is to be moved from a cold place into a heated room, wait one hour before using the chair.
—Condensation can occur in the moving parts of the chair, which may compromise performance.
Installation
Allow for at least 20 inches clearance behind the chair and 16 inches in front of the chair when installing,
so as to be able to recline the seat back fully without obstruction.
/\ Caution |
ODo not use in areas of high humidity such as bathrooms or saunas.
O Only install on a flat, level surface.
@Do not use in areas of high debris or dust content.
@Do not use where ambient temperature is 100°F or over.
@Do not install chair where it can come into contact with direct heat, such as direct sunlight or radiator.
@To avoid damaging floor surfaces and to cut down on the noise of the chair, it can be best to install
the chair on a carpeted surface or to lay a piece of carpet under the chair.
@The chair is very heavy, so please be careful when unloading it so as not to damage floor surfaces.
@Install the chair at least 40 inches away from TVs, radios and other audio or video equipment.
@®Noise emanating from these devices can cause problems.
20 inches
16 inches
Main Power Connection
@Turn the main POWER switch on the back of
the chair to ON. A text message should appear
on the remote control display screen.
MPlug the power cord into the connector outlet
located at the back of the chair first, and then
plug the other end into the wall outlet.
If the rollers have stopped in mid-massage, turning the main POWER switch ON again will reset the rollers to
Starting position (upper part of seat back), and then the chair will turn itself off.
/\ Caution
@Before plugging the power cord into the wall outlet, be sure that the main POWER switch is OFF.
@Make sure both plugs are fully inserted into the connector or outlet.
OBefore using the chair for the first time, turn on all the power switches in order as indicated in this
manual to check that the chair is operating properly.
BEFORE USING В
Installing Remote Control Stand
M Align the guide at the bottom of the remote control stand arm to the pre-drilled holes in the right arm rest.
Use the screws and screwdriver tool provided to attach the stand securely.
@ Push the remote control holder cap onto the bottom till it snaps into place.
Guide
Remote Control Stand
Screwdriver Tool
+. Tighten
Remote Control Holder Cap
10
BEFORE USING B
11
BEFORE USING
Installing Lower Arm Units
@Push the unit in all the way and use
the screws provided to secure firmly to
the chair.
(DUse the slide guide to push the lower arm
unit into the proper position on the arm rest.
Slide Guide
Lower Arm Unit
Arm Rest
It should not be necessary to force the plug in, but continue to push slowly and steadily until the plug is all
the way into the jack.
A Caution @Screw down the unit firmly to avoid falling apart from the chair when starting your massage
or sliding the unit.
Checking Seat Cover
Lift up the back pad as shown in the diagram to make sure that there are
no holes or tears in the chair covering beneath it.
| /A Warning |
O Always check to be sure there are no holes or tears in the
seat covering by lifting up the back pad to check the seat
back beneath it. Stop using the chair immediately if you
find even the smallest tear. Unplug the chair and contact
the customer service center (see back cover) for assistance.
Reclining
Seat Back
How To Move The Chair
The chair is equipped with wheels to make it easier to move. First
raise the reclining seat back and tum the main POWER switch to OFF.
Then unplug the chair and lift the front of the chair as shown in the dia-
gram and wheel it to the desired position.
, @Do not move the chair while someone is on it.
A Caution | @Be careful not to catch feet in between when moving
the chair.
Wheels
ADJUSTING POSITION
How To Sit
Make sure the foot rest is down. When the chair is off, the rollers are normally drawn back into the left and right
sides of the upper part of the seat back (Storage Position). For safety reasons, first check the position of the
rollers. If they are in any position other than storage position, turn the POWER switch on before sitting down to
allow the rollers to retum to storage position. Then sit down slowly with your back centered in the seat back.
A Cauti @Before using, raise the reclining seat back to its fully upright position. Then recline the seat back
aution slowly to the most comfortable position, remembering to start off with a lighter massage.
ODo not sit down in the chair with the foot rest raised.
Any sudden heavy weight on the foot rest could cause damage to the mechanism.
How To Use The Reclining Seat Back
INTO raise the reclining seat back:
Push and hold the UP button under RECLINING.
Release when you reach the desired position.
Continue to push and hold UP in order to lift the seat back to its fully upright position.
INTO lower the reclining seat back:
Push and hold the DOWN button under RECLINING.
Release when you reach the desired position.
Continue to push and hold DOWN in order to return the seat back to its fully reclined position.
OThe foot rest activates whenever the reclining function is used.
@When the chair stops reclining, the foot rest also stops moving.
@Then the foot slide function automatically extends or shortens the foot rest to match the length of your legs.
@The foot slide function is activated as soon as you release the RECLINING adjustment button.
@ After the foot slide stops, you can further adjust the foot rest position using the Foot Slide buttons.
@The RECLINING UP and DOWN buttons can be used whenever the main POWER switch is ON.
A w . @Be sure no one, especially children or pets, is in the way when lowering the reclining seat back.
arning OBe careful not to catch people or objects behind the seat back.
How To Use The Foot rest
INTO raise the foot rest:
Push and hold the UP button under FOOT REST.
Release when you reach the desired angle to fix foot rest position.
INTO lower the foot rest:
Push and hold the DOWN button under FOOT REST.
Release when you reach the desired angle to fix foot rest position.
O When the foot rest stops, the foot slide function automatically slides the foot rest in or out to match the length of your legs.
OThe foot slide is activated as soon as you release the FOOT REST adjusting button.
OAfter the foot slide stops, you can further adjust the foot rest position using the FOOT SLIDE buttons.
OThe FOOT REST UP and DOWN buttons can be used whenever the main POWER switch is ON.
@Be sure no one, especially children or pets, is in the way when lowering the foot rest.
AN Warning Be careful not to catch people or objects under the foot rest.
@Be careful not to get hands caught when raising the foot rest by hand.
A Caution | @Do not place anything other than the legs and feet on the foot rest. )
ADJUSTING POSITION В
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How To Use Lower Arm Units
ADJUSTING POSITION
Foot Slide Automatic Adjusting Function
(DBefore starting your massage, slide the lower arm units to the desired position.
(When the lower arm units are in position, use the remote control to select the desired program,
and then push your hand down into the unit with palm facing down.
How To Adjust Lower arm units
Foot Slide Sensors
The Foot Slide Adjusting Function uses sensors located in the ankle area of the
Foot Unit to determine if the foot rest needs to be lengthened or shortened.
Sit with your ankles firmly against the wall of the Foot Unit so that the sensors у
can work properly.
*cIf your ankles do not seem to be touching the wall of the Foot Unit, adjust the reclining position or the
foot rest position until the foot rest fits firmly around the legs and feet.
*X Just push or pull on the unit itself
and it will slide smoothly into position.
To extend the foot slide:
After the foot slide finishes its automatic adjustment,
press the EXTEND button under FOOT SLIDE.
To shorten the foot slide:
After the foot slide finishes its automatic adjustment, Pull Push
press the SHORTEN button under FOOT SLIDE.
A Warnin OBe careful not to catch feet or other objects in between the foot rest units i @®Do not use while wearing watches, bracelets, rings or other hard-surfaced accessories.
9 | when foot slide function is activated. À Caution | ©! Your arm slips out of the unit during the massage, don't try to force it back in.
—Undue force could result in damage to the mechanism.
@Do not place anything other than arms and hands into the lower arm units.
Head Rest
Two head rest pads (small and large) are provided
for use with the chair. Use them to keep your
head in a comfortable, natural position during
your massage.
Velcro @For safety purposes, the lower arm units are designed to alternate massage action between the right and left
arms. The position of the lower arm units can be adjusted when the chair is not in operation.
@Do not use lower arm unit with arm in an unnatural position.
@The small head rest pad is attached to the chair —May result in personal injury.
with velcro, so it can be moved about. Move
the small head rest to match the height of your
head before starting the massage.
Buffer Pad
AFTER USE В
ADJUSTING POSITION B
AFTER USE
There is a buffer pad located behind the back pad that
helps absorb some of the roller stimulation
Remove the buffer pad if you find the massage too light.
When finished using the chair, raise the reclining seat back to its fully upright position and lower
the foot rest completely.
Next, turn the main POWER switch to OFF, and then unplug the chair from the wall outlet.
( \
@Make sure to tum the POWER switch to OFF after every use and to unplug the chair from the wall outlet.
—Accident or injury could result if children or pets try to play with the chair.
Foot Shiatsu Mat OBe sure to return the reclining seat back to the upright position and lower the foot rest com
, pletely after using the chair.
A Caution OWipe the chair off after every use, and store your chair in a place free of excess humidity.
ODon' t pull on the cord to unplug the chair from the wall outlet; be sure to grasp the plug
firmly when unplugging.
@If you will not be using the chair for some time, be sure to unplug it from the wall outlet.
The INADA CHAIR D.1 comes with a
foot shiatsu mat.
The foot shiatsu mat can be placed in
the foot unit if so desired.
X If the stimulation is too intense remove the foot shiatsu mat.
13 Foot Shiatsu Mat — 14
MASSAGE PROGRAMS & SELECTION B
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MASSAGE PROGRAMS & SELECTION
Types of
Massage
DA | Mode |
Choose from this newly pre-programmed menu of mas-
sages designed to meet specific wellness goals with a
simple touch. Use the Healthcare Program buttons on
the remote control to select the one that best meets
your needs.
f )
Healthcare |
u
Fullbody Relief
E
Stiff Shoulders
— Lower Back Tension |
Programs |
Ne
Manual
Selection
Mix and match from a choice of Kneading, Human
Touch, Double Kneading, Kneading 8 Tapping,
Rhythm Shiatsu 1 and 2, Tapping 1 and 2, Roller Mas-
sage (Partial and Full), Vibration (Back and Foot), and
Air Massage (Foot, Calf & Seat and Lower Arm). You
can also adjust each massage action for speed, inten-
sity and position.
8 Legs & Hips Fatigue |
e
Shiatsu
Morning
u
Night Time
Seat
A comprehensive, full body mas-
sage.
Focused massage on the neck
and shoulders.
Focused massage on the lower
back.
Focused on lower half of body,
from lower back to legs.
Slow motion roller action massa-
ges the entire body.
Recommended massage for first
thing in the morning.
Recommended massage for right
before bed.
A combination of vibration and
air pressure massage for the seat.
MASSAGE PROGRAMS 8 SELECTION В
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MANUAL SELECTION MODE
Manual Selection Description
Mix and match from a choice of Kneading, Human Touch, Double Kneading, Kneading & Tapping,
Rhythm Shiatsu 1 and 2, Tapping 1 and 2, Roller Massage (Partial and Full), Vibration (Back and Foot), and Air Remote Control Display During Manual Selection Mode
Massage (Foot, Calf & Seat and Lower Arm). You can also adjust massage actions for speed, intensity and position. Text or symbols are used to display the type of massage selected
r along with the speed, intensity, stroke width and direction selections.
MBasic Massage Actions r \
Select the desired stroke by pushing the button. You can change the massage action anytime just by selecting another button. MWidth Adjustment Buttons Action
т NA т ; Tu Use NARROW, MEDIUM and WIDE to adjust
Action Description ah — Display Description width of roller position durin g Rhythm Shiat- Narrow
Kneading Simple kneading action. SE 1 Rhythmical repetitive pressure. y O tan Pp | DA massoges. Width ,
su © can also be changed during the massage. Medium
Human Complex massage action Rhythm Rhythmical repetitive pressure @ However, if a massage action that does not allow for
Touch that feels like a human hand. Shiatsu 2 moving between different points. @ width adjustment (Kneading, Human Touch, Kneading & Wide
Tapping, Double Kneading or Rhythm Shiatsu 2) is chosen
Double Automatically moves forward Tapping 1 Simple tapping action. PERSONAL MEMORY together with a roller or back vibration massage, the Width
neading and backward, varies speed. Adjustment function cannot be used.
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Kneading Kneads and taps at the . Automatic variation in :
; ; Tapping 2 ; l r \
& Tapping same time. tapping speed. AIR O .
PRESSURE, ADJUSTHENT o” MSpeed Adjustment Buttons
Toggling between FORWARD and BACKWARD direction:
99179 "СОНИ Я Use FAST and SLOW to adjust the speed of Kneading, Kneading & Tapping, and
DD Action Action Description © = ы " О Q Tapping 1 during the massage. Speed can also be changed during the massage.
Forward Backward Kneading, Human Touch, Kneading & Tapping: OTTO ae en Action | Display Description
LU Buttons toggle between FORWARD, BACKWARD, and STOP. The display shows that speed has been set to level 4.
5 Speed levels:Kneading 6 levels (1-6)
= \ A Kneading&Tapping, Tapping1---- 4 levels (1-4)
= N J
o
E MTypes of Roller Massage Ш] ( Y
! EXTEND .
Ш When ROLLER is selected, the Shiatsu Point Locator function initiates the massage, as in the Healthcare Programs. FOOT SLIDE UP DOWN Adjustment Buttons
75 Action Disola Descrioton 2mm... Use the UP and DOWN buttons during Kneading, Human Touch,
g Pay Р Double Kneading, Kneading & Tapping, Rhythm Shiatsu 1 and 2,
< i Tapping 1 and 2, Rolling (Partial and Full) and Back Vibration mas-
> Full Rolls the full length of the spine. 1 AIR MASSAGE — @ sages to move the rollers to the area that you wish to massage.
< A. AN. A XIn Partial Roller Massage, use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the center
= Partial Rolls a partial length of the spine. point for the partial rolling action. When using Full Roller Massage, the UP
VIBRATION @) and DOWN buttons will change the direction of the rollers.
4 FOOT __ BACK Action | Button Description Action | Button Description
Rollers move Rollers move
eN UP upward. DOWN downward.
. 0000
Air Massage ue \ /
OOOOQ Lo - y
Choose your favorite air massage. Use the Air Pressure Adjustment buttons during the massage to change intensity.
HVibration Buttons
Action Description ‚ ‚
For vibrating massage of back or feet.
Foot Air massage of the soles of the feet. ВЕ Buttons toggle between LOW, HIGH and OFF.
(Display shows "High" pressure selection.) % Remote control is pictured with panel open.
Action Display Description
Calf & Seat Air massage of the calves and seat. Vibrati f back and feet
; "Mardi ina! HA . . ibrating massage of back and feet.
(Display shows "Medium" pressure for the calves and "Low" pressure for the seat.) Back Vibration (Tums on and off automatically for a fixed length of time)
Air massage of the lower arm. Foot Vibration ( The display shows HIGH vibration of )
Lower Arm (Display shows "High" pressure selection.) back and LOW vibration of feet.
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MANUAL SELECTION MODE В
MANUAL SELECTION MODE В
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MANUAL SELECTION MODE
How To Operate Manual Selection Mode
Push POWER button.
Flip open panel on remote control to
show Manual Selection buttons. If no
selection is made within five minutes,
the power automatically shuts off.
Y
Use the buttons to
select your desired
massage.
Most massage actions are toggled
by pushing once to tum ON and
again to tum OFF. Some buttons
toggle more selections; for example,
FORWARD, BACKWARD and OFF.
Y
The massage action
is completed
The rollers return to storage position
(upper part of seat back).
in 15 minutes.
Y
CHANG
Operation is complete.
Changing Selections
Changing from Manual Selection Mode to a Healthcare Program
To switch from Manual Selection Mode to a Healthcare Program during a manual selection massage, close the
panel on the remote control and press one of the Healthcare Program buttons. The rollers will return to storage
position and initiate the Shiatsu Point Locator function before beginning the selected Healthcare Program.
Stopping in the Middle of a Massage
To stop in the middle of a massage, push the POWER button on the remote to bring the rollers back to storage
position and end the massage action. In an emergency or if some malfunction occurs, use the STOP button to
stop the chair immediately. After a safety check, press the POWER button again to bring the rollers back to
storage position. The chair will then tum itself off.
/À\ Caution
Olf your leg or foot gets out of the foot rest during the massage, don't try to force it back in.
~
@If your arm gets out of the lower arm unit during the massage, don't try to force it back in.
J
Guide To Combining & Adjusting Manual Selection Massages
This guide shows how you can combine massage actions from the basic seven menus shown below.
OA circle in the adjustment column means that particular adjustment can be made in the course of that massage action.
O When a massage action that does not allow for width adjustment (Kneading, Human Touch, Kneading & Tapping, Double Kneading
or Rhythm Shiatsu 2) is combined with a roller or back vibration massage, the Width Adjustment function cannot be used.
@®When a Rolling massage is selected, the Shiatsu Point Locator function initiates the massage, as in the Healthcare Programs.
Action
O 6 speeds — O
Human Touch — — O
Double — — O
T O 4 speeds — O
Shiatsu 1 — O 3 widths O
Shiatsu 2 — — O
T 1 O 4 speeds O 3 widths O
Tapping 2 — О 8 widths O
@ Roller Massage DOSE € ° ° bela
Action Forward/Backward Speed Width Up/Down Intensity
Full — — O 3 widths OChange direction —
Partial — — O 3 widths = | OAdjust center point —
@ Back Vibration
Action Forward/Backward Speed Width Up/Down Intensity
| Back Vibrating — — O 3 widths O O 2 settings
(4) Foot Vibratia
Action Forward/Backward Speed Width Up/Down Intensity
Foot Vibrating — — — — O 2 settings
® Foot A assage
Action Forward/Backward Speed Width Up/Down Intensity
Foot Air Massage — — — — O 3 settings
© Calf & Seat / 10 [=
Action Forward/Backward Speed Width Up/Down Intensity
Calf & Seat _ _ _ _ O 3 settings
Air Massage each for calves & seat
@ Lower Arm Air Massage
Action
Forward/Backward
Speed
Width
Up/Down
Intensity
| Lower Arm Air Massage
O 3 settings
MANUAL SELECTION MODE В
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HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS
HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS
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Healthcare Program Massages
@ Offers eight different massage programs to achieve specific wellness goals.
@Choose from this newly pre-programmed massage menu by simply pressing one of
the Healthcare Program buttons.
Adjusting Massage Actions In Healthcare Program Massages
| Adjusting Air Massage Pressure |
The air massage pressure is initially set to MEDIUM.
Use the AIR PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT buttons to toggle through MEDIUM, HIGH, LOW for each body area.
[Cancel Massage Actions |
MLEG: +=... Press LEG under MASSAGE CANCEL to stop the leg massage. Press again to resume. MASSAGE CANCEL
BLOWER ARM: - -Press LOWER ARM under MASSAGE CANCEL to stop the lower arm massage. JK Ж JK |
Press again to resume. CREE RES
MBACK:- «+++ When you press this button, a confirmation will appear on the remote control display.
To cancel, press BACK under MASSAGE CANCEL again.
XIf nothing is pressed in 20 seconds after the confirmation message appears, the program will retum to starting setting.
* To resume massage, push the POWER button to stop the massage first, then press POWER again and select another program.
Cancel Vibration |
To cancel any vibrating that is included in a pre-programmed massage, just press Heals
either the FOOT or BACK VIBRATION CANCEL button. Press again to resume. * *
BACK
Changing Programs
| Changing from Healthcare Program to Another Healthcare Program |
Pressing a different healthcare program button during a healthcare massage will cause the
rollers to return to storage position and the Shiatsu Point Locator function to reactivate.
| Changing from a Healthcare Program to Manual Selection Mode |
Opening the panel to press a manual selection mode button during a Healthcare Program massage
will cause the Healthcare Program to stop immediately and the selected massage action to begin.
Stopping in the Middle of a Massage
To stop in the middle of a massage, push the POWER button on the remote to bring the rollers back to
storage position and end the massage action. In an emergency or if some malfunction occurs, use the
STOP button to stop the chair immediately. After a safety check, press the POWER button again to
bring the rollers back to storage position and turn off the chair.
@Do not place hands or feet into the roller tracks or into the space between the seat back
and the seat or into moving parts.
A Caution | ®Do not use chair while wearing hair accessories, wristwatches, bracelets or rings.
@If your leg or foot gets out of the foot rest during the massage, don't try to force it back in.
If your arm gets out of the lower arm unit during the massage, don't try to force it back in.
REMOTE CONTROL
Shoulder Position
y Adjustment Buttons
— HN O TU
u
4 Personal Memory
Recall Buttons
PERSONAL MEMORY We —— Personal Memory
Save Button
o
HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS
FULLBODY RELIEF RECLINING
O
Air Pressure
Adjustment
Buttons
Remote Control
Display
FV DON
FOOT SLIDE
= EXTEND
7 SHORTEN
Massage Cancel
Healthcare Buttons
Program FETE
Buttons e
LEG LOWER ARM BACK
VIBRATION CANCEL
©
FOOT BACK
e Vibration Cancel
о Buttons
*Pictured with panel closed.
See Page 23 For Instructions On How To Use Healthcare Programs
HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS
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HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS PERSONAL MEMORY FEATURE
HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS
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Push POWER button.
If no selection is made within five
minutes, power automatically shuts off.
Prompts selection of program.
Move lower arm units
to a comfortable
position.
+
See page 14 for details.
Push the button for the
Healthcare Program of
your choice.
v
Now the Shiatsu Point Locator function starts.
Please be patient for a moment.
During the operation of the detecting function, you must stay
seated in the chair with your head against the backrest.
can be adjusted.
Use Shoulder Position Adjustment
button to move the rollers if desired.
If no adjustment is necessary,
do not use the buttons.
+
Shoulder position can be
adjusted.
Confirms the program selection. |
Place arms in
lower arm units.
+
The arm massage starts soon after the Health-
care Program begins.
% Remember to remove any wristwatches, bracelets or rings.
Leg and arm
massage begins.
+
Before massage begins, please note these
safety instructions.
Massage completed.
|
|
|
НЕ
|
|
|
+
Massage action ends, rollers return to storage
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position (upper part of seat back).
@Keep massage sessions to no more than 15 minutes in length. Limit focused massage of any
/Л\ Caution
particular area on the body to no more than 5 minutes.
— Continual use for extended periods of time can result in over stimulation, which could cause the oppo-
site of the desired effect, or even injury. Aim at no more than 30 minutes total massage time per day.
7
HAllows you to save the air pressure settings for each air massage component of the Healthcare
Programs and Manual Selection massages.
HDefault air pressure settings for © —@)is MEDIUM.
ЖА! Pressure Adjustment and Personal Memory buttons are activated when the remote control POWER is on.
Saving Settings
Adjust the air pressure
for each of the Selected air pressure setting is displayed.
air cushions to the
most comfortable level.
+
Confirms that air pressure
Press SAVE button. settings are being saved.
+
Choose D-Vfrom
the Personal
Memory buttons. Confirms that the selected
Settings will be saved settings have been saved.
under this number.
N
@If you accidentally push a button other than ® — @ after pressing SAVE:
— Settings will not be saved. After reconfirming air pressure settings, repeat steps to 4 above.
Recalling Settings
4 N
Recalls the saved air pressure settings.
ç
(
AN
Select the desired air pressure setting from
among the saved settings 7 — ®.
Confirms that the saved setting is being recalled.
PERSONAL MEMORY
Current air pressure settings will all be changed
to the saved air pressure setting being recalled.
PERSONAL MEMORY FEATURE
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TROUBLESHOOTING
If there is still a problem after trying the solutions given in this troubleshooting guide, stop using the
chair immediately so as to prevent accident or injury and unplug the chair from the wall. Contact the aus Massage action stops in the middle.
HB
store where you purchased the chair or the customer service center (see back cover) for assistance. Cause ) Turn the main POWER switch on the back of the chair to OFF,
Solution) Wait 5 seconds and then turn it ON again.
Noise during chair operation @ If chair returns to normal, no further action is needed.
O If this doesn't fix the problem, stop using the chair immediately to prevent any accident or injury.
@During Tapping and Kneading & Tapping \ (
Unplug the chair from the wall outlet and contact the customer service center for assistance.
@Sound of air pump
@Sound of rollers rubbing against the seat cover
@Vibrating mechanism noise
@Sound of reclining seat back mechanism Cause
2.000 The rollers stop during the massage.
| i Sometimes when the massage speed is slow and there is too much pressure on the
@Sound of air massage cushions Solution) rollers, they can stop moving temporarily. There is nothing wrong with the chair,
but try lifting your body forward slightly and not leaning so hard into the seat back.
These noises are a normal part of the chair's operation, and do not affect its
Solution
performance in any way. ZE) The rollers moved up to the top and then stopped.
Remote control buttons do not seem to be activating normally. cause | The auto timer will cause the rollers to move up to the top of the chair when
5 Solution) Massage time is finished, so as not to interfere with your movements getting
zZ Cause Check for the following possible problems: out of the chair.
5 Solution) @ Is the power cord fully plugged into the wall outlet? If you want to continue the massage, press the POWER button on the remote
© O ls the power cord fully plugged into the connector at the back of the chair? control again.
© @ Is the main POWER switch in back of the chair turned ON?
= @ Is the panel on the remote control closed all the way? The right and left rollers are out of line.
>
- & арргох
tapping function, so in stopping position they are ” — SS
cause ) Turn the main POWER switch on the back of the chair to OFF,
Solution) Wait five seconds and then turn it ON again.
sometimes out of line - this is part of their design and R» —
there is nothing wrong with the chair. Bi
HB
0.5 inch
(D If chair returns to normal, no further action is needed.
O) Check to be sure that the foot rest connector is fully connected.
@ If the same message is displayed again, stop using the chair and unplug it from the wall.
Probl iti i
Contact the store where you purchased the chair or the customer service center for assistance. Au) The Lower arm unit is not working.
Cause ) Check to make sure the lower arm unit is firmly attached to the chair.
If it still doesn't work, try detaching the unit, following the reverse order of
the directions for putting it on, and then re-attach it.
ZU Shiatsu Point Location function is not working properly.
(Rollers are not at the same level as my shoulders.) Solution
cause | Sit further back in the chair so your head rests firmly on the seat back. Healthcare
Solution | Programs allow you to make adjustments to the shoulder position with the Shoul-
der Position Adjustment button after the Shiatsu Point Locator function has comple-
ted.
2) If I try to raise or lower the foot rest or use the Foot Slide function during
the leg or foot massage, the chair stops.
Cause | For safety purposes, the air pressure massage is designed to stop if the foot rest or foot
Jaa) The foot rest adjusting function is not working properly. Solution) slide is activated during the massage.
(The foot rest is not touching the bottoms of my feet.)
1508 Recline function does not work.
near the ankle) can function properly. If your ankles don't touch the back of the cause | Check to be sure no object is stuck between the reclining seat back and the control
Cause ) Sit with your ankles touching the back of the foot unit so that the sensors (located
Solution
Foot unit, use the foot rest buttons to adjust the angle. See page 13 for details. Solution) box on the back of the chair. The recliner safety mechanism may have been activated.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
FAQ
FAQ
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The panel on the remote control came off. Can it be reattached?
The panel on the remote control is designed to release if the panel is being over-used. It's not broken; just
press it back in place.
How do | make the massage deeper?
Lower the reclining seat back and sit further back in the chair so that more of your weight is resting on
the seat back. If that's still not deep enough, remove the buffer pad from inside the back pad.
How do | make the massage lighter?
Try raising the seat back. If that's still too strong, place a towel or other padding behind you.
| spilled water on the chair. What should | do?
Immediately turn the main POWER switch to OFF, and then unplug the chair from the wall. Contact the
store where you purchased the chair or the customer service center for assistance.
Can you use the chair even if you are overweight?
> © | ОН ее ое ©
We recommend the chair be used by people weighing up to 220 Ibs. If you weigh more than that,
try sitting lightly in the chair, not leaning back too hard on the seat back.
Storage
@ After wiping off any dust or dirt, store your chair in a place that is relatively dry.
Olf you are not going to use the chair for some time, put a cover on it that will protect it from dust and dirt.
OPets can sometimes chew on power cords, so try to keep pets away from the chair even when it's being stored.
A Caution
Do not store chair where it can come into contact with direct heat, such as direct sunlight or radiator.
Care and Maintenance
A Caution
O When cleaning or caring for your chair, make sure to unplug the chair from the wall first. Do not touch the
power cord with wet hands.
Caring for Back Pad, Head Rest & Covers
Use a damp cloth that has been soaked in warm water and a mild detergent and then thoroughly
wrung out to clean any spots or grime.
A Caution
@Fabric color can change if chair is in contact with vinyl covers or some wall coverings for a prolonged
period.
Caring for Remote Control & Control Box
Use a dry cloth to wipe off the remote control and control box.
O Never use a damp or wet cloth. — May result in damage to the chair.
Caring for Other Plastic Parts
Use a damp cloth that has been soaked in a mild detergent and thoroughly wrung out to wipe other
parts. Use a dry cloth to remove any last traces of cleanser.
@®Do not use alcohol based or other household cleaning products or abrasives because they can
scratch or crack the finish or cause color to fade.
Removing Head Rest & Back Pad
Please follow these instructions when removing
the head rests or back pad.
XTo put them back on, follow these instructions in reverse.
(DUndo the velcro that holds the head rest on the
back pad and remove the head rest.
@Undo the snaps that hold the back pad on
and remove the back pad.
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CUSTOMER SERVICE AND WARRANTY
Regular Maintenance
B CUSTOMER SERVICE AND WARRANTY
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1. WARRANTY
A warranty card is provided with each chair at purchase.
Please read the contents carefully and keep it in a safe place. (You will need the card to facilitate warranty
repairs.) The chair is under warranty for 3 years.
If the chair is to be used outside the home (in a commercial setting, for example), fees will be charged for
repairs even while chair is under warranty.
2.REPAIRS & SERVICE
Before calling for repairs or service, use the Troubleshooting guide on pages 25-26 to see if the problem can be
solved easily.
If the problem persists, contact the store where you purchased the chair or the customer service center for assistance.
Have the following information ready.
1) Your name, address and telephone number
2) Name of product and model number (see back cover of this manual)
3) Serial number (see the INADA sticker on the control box on back of the chair)
4) Date of purchase
5) Problem you are experiencing (in as much detail as possible)
@ Under warranty:
Have your warranty card ready. Even under warranty, some repairs will be charged for, so please read the card carefully.
@ Warranty expired:
Contact the store where you purchased the chair.
If repairs can be made that will maintain the functions of the chair, we will be happy to make repairs for a fee.
@ If store cannot be contacted:
Contact customer service center (see back cover).
© Minimum inventory period for repair parts:
INADA keeps an inventory of functional parts for each chair model for repair purposes for a minimum of six years (fabric
covers etc are not included). Functional parts means parts that are necessary to maintain the functions of the chair.
@ Other questions:
Contact the store where you purchased the chair or the customer service center (see back cover).
Regular Maintenance Will Preserve the Life of Your Chair
Are you experiencing any of these symptoms?
@ Sometimes the chair does not start when POWER is turned on.
@ The power cord is frayed or cracked.
@ The power cord or connector gets hot.
@ Sometimes there is a burning smell,
unusual noise or vibration while chair is in operation.
A
O Sometimes the auto timer does not go off.
O Other unusual occurrences or problems.
If you and your chair are experiencing any of the above symptoms, to prevent accident or
damage, stop using the chair immediately and unplug it from the wall. Be sure to contact
the store where you purchased the chair to schedule a maintenance inspection.
To Use Your Chair Safely
The fabric used on the chair coverings is a replaceable supply and is designed to last for three years under
regular use (regular use consists of two 15-minute massage sessions daily).
For maximum safety in using your chair, contact the store where you purchased the chair
or the customer service center, before the three years runs out to schedule a regular maintenance inspection.
* Fabric may not last as long if usage is heavier than described above.
* We recommend that the whole chair be given a regular maintenance inspection about five
years after the initial purchase.
Contact the store where you purchased the chair or the customer service center for
maintenance inspections and repairs.
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