User manual SANYO HECA2500K

[. . . ] 11 ADJUSTMENT OF CHAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1215 FEATURES OF COURSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 MASSAGING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1727 WHOLE BODY SENSOR AUTOMATIC COURSES . . . . . . [. . . ] If you are using air bags in a calf & foot air massage, do not attempt to recline, or use force to pull out your legs. If this is not observed, injury may occur. At first, do not attempt to recline the seat deeply or lean on the back rest forcibly (until you have become accustomed to massaging). If the massaging force is too strong at first, it may result in adverse effects or injury. 6 Adjust the angle of the foot rest. The angle of the foot rest can be adjusted independently. 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. Raise the foot rest by continuously pressing the button. Lower the foot rest by continuously pressing the button. Foot rest (Remote control) Adjustment range Approx. 90° WARNING Do not suddenly release your hand while raising the foot rest manually. To ensure safety, release your hand gently from the foot rest. Slowly 14 ADJUSTMENT OF CHAIR (continued) 7 Adjust the position (sliding length) of the foot rest. Adjust the position (sliding length) of the foot rest to fit the length of your legs. While Pull the lever toward you. Release when desired position is achieved. Slide lever for foot rest pulling the slide lever for the foot rest, set the foot rest in the desired position. Release the slide lever to lock the foot rest in position. (Foot rest sliding length : Maximum approx. [at the origin] (During the movement, the icon of "ORIGIN" on the remote control flickers. ) 2 Open the cover of the remote control. (See page 23) 3 Turn the sole warmer ON/OFF. Press the SOLE WARMER button. The sole warmer mode changes as follows each time the button is pressed. The current mode can be identified by the status of the corresponding lamp (when the sole warmer is on, the SOLE WARMER HIGH or LOW lamp is lit). HIGH (Lit) If LOW (Lit) (Neither lamp is lit) OFF 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 not feel warm. When the sole warmer is in LOW mode, the heating temperature is adjusted automatically based on the room temperature. Heating temperature is set to LOW. Room temperature is high Room temperature is low Heating temperature is set to HIGH. * LOW mode saves power consumption by approximately 15 % (compared to HIGH mode, at room temperature of 25°C (77 ) 4 Adjust the angle and position of the back rest and the foot rest. (See page 12-15) 17 5 Press the desired Whole Body Sensor Automatic Course button. The button that is blinking indicates the currently selected Whole Body Sensor Automatic Course. Press the button to select the desired course. Refer to the page 31 and 32 regarding the contents of Whole Body Sensor Automatic Courses. Change of course during massaging, or change to the Automatic Course or the Manual Courses, is possible. FULL AUTO Fully automatic massage based on the degrees of stress and stiffness STIFFNESS Shiatsu massage to counteract stiffness RECOVERY Tapping massage to ease muscle fatigue RELAX Kneading massage to relax the whole body QUICK Short massage to promote blood circulation (Reduced time course) 6 To the stress measurement 7 To the stiffness measurement (See page 19) 6 Stress is measured. Keep calm during stress measurement. How to grip the sensor controller when the icon is shown on the remote control display Rear of sensor controller Press the AGE button corresponding to your age. Grip the sensor controller with your fingers (with both hands) so that four sensors are touched. Be sure to place your fingers (hand) on the sensor. The degree of stress cannot be measured if your fingers (hand) are not placed on the sensor. [. . . ] 210 mm (8 1/4") Partial stretching (Focus): Repetition within Approx. 110 mm (4 3/8") Vertical stroke length approx. 660 mm (25 7/8") Timer Dimensions Weight Cord length Upholstery Accessories Gripping Frequency Kneading(up/down) Tapping Shiatsu Width Tapping Spine stretching Vertical movement speed Range of partial stretching Massager rollers up/down range Approx. 780 mm (30 5/8") Height adjustment of massaging rollers Reclining angle Reclining method Lower body massaging (Air pressure) No gradation or approx. [. . . ]