iRest A202-2 User manual

A202 -2
浙江豪中豪健康产品有限公司

A202 -2
浙江豪中豪健康产品有限公司
1. Introduction of maintenance tools

2. Use and measurement of digital multimeter
Resistance
test file Ω
(white range)
Data hold
switch
DC DC Voltage
Test Range V-
(Blue Range)
AC AC Test File
V ~ (Yellow
Range)
Measuring
port (black
stylus)
LED display
screen
Gear dial
Power switch
Peak ringing
file (diode
test file)
Measuring
port (red
stylus)

2.1. Function and role of test gear
Power switch: On or off the power supply of digital multimeter.
Data holding switch: Memorize the measured data, which is convenient for comparing
the measured data.
Peak sounding: Measure diode quality, line on-off, alarm function.
Resistance file: Measure the quality and value of resistance.
DC Voltage Range: Measure DC Voltage.
AC Voltage Range: Measure AC Voltage.
V Ω/COM: Red Pen Port (+ Pole) in V Ω Test and Black Pen Port (-Pole) in COM Test
Note: When carrying out resistance or voltage test, we should choose the appropriate
measuring range. If the measuring range is too small, it will not be measured. If the
measuring range is too small, it will be too large
Large test error range; When the measuring voltage is unknown, choose a larger range
for measurement.

2.2. Line on/off measurement
As shown in the left figure, first hit the multimeter to the
buzzer file and turn on its power switch. At this time, the
multimeter displays "1."; Then the two probes are
distributed and contacted with the metal thread ends at
both ends of the red wire in the figure. At this time, the
multimeter still shows "1." There is no change, which
means that there is an open circuit in the middle of the
wire, that is, the line is impassable.
As shown in the left figure, test with the same method
as described above. If the multimeter displays the
number ". 003" or ". 00N" and sounds an alarm, it
means that the wire is conductive.
Open circuit
Conduction

2.3. Measurement of motor
Motor
measur
ement
As shown in the left figure,
it is shown as "1",
indicating that the internal
coil of the motor has been
open and poor.
As shown in the left figure,
the result is "42.5" Ω,
which is within the normal
resistance range,
indicating that the motor
is good.
--Other motor coil resistance reference
Air pump DC24V: 5-8 Ω solenoid valve DC24V: 157 Ω
Motor DC24V: 5-10 Ω Electric Cylinder DC24V: about 10 Ω

2.4. Measurement of AC Voltage
--As shown in the above figure: Measure the power supply of household plug-in board
(220V), select 700 measuring range, and the test result is "225", which means that the
actual voltage of this group of sockets is 225V at this moment (the switch is pressed
down, so there is electricity and the lamp is illuminated).
--As shown in the above figure: Measure the power supply of our household plug-
in board (220V), select 700, and the test result is "000", which means that the
actual voltage of this group of sockets is 0V at the moment (the switch is not
pressed, so there is no electricity and the lamp is not on).

2.5. Measurement of AC Voltage
Second, the introduction of common tools and parameters
-As shown in the above figure: the test result shows "1.58", which means that the
voltage at both ends of this battery is 1.58 V, and the red pen is connected to the "+"
pole of the battery, while the black pen is connected to the electromagnetic "-" pole.
-As shown in the above figure: the test result shows "-1.58", which means that the
voltage at both ends of this battery is 1.58 V, and the red pen is connected to the "-
" pole of the battery, while the black pen is connected to the electromagnetic "+"
pole.

massage chair after-sales maintenance-how massage chair works

the control principle of massage chair
CPU chip
Switching
power
supply
Manipulator
Solenoid valve
Air
pump
Electric cylinder
Hand
controller
Signal trigger
Robot massage! !

A202-2Massage chair after-sale service-product internal structure
1. Appearance part name
2. Schematic diagram of internal structure
3. Distribution diagram of drive board plug-ins

4.1. Part Name
Introduction of product structure
1. pillow
2. 3D Speaker
3. Upper arm airbags
assembly
4. Arm airbags assembly
5. remote
6. remoteplacement slot
7. Bump massage and
magnetic therapy
8. Seat cushion
9. footrest
10. Backrest cushion
11. armrest
12. armrest decoration
13. Side cover

4.2. Part Name
IV. Introduction of product structure
14. Backrest cover
15. Back cover of power
box
16. caster
17. Power cord and plug
18. Power input
19. Power Switch

4.3 Schematic diagram of internal structure
IV. Introduction of product structure
3D manipulator
Air pump
Backrest electric
cylinder
calf electric
cylinder
PCB box

4.4. Schematic diagram
of internal structure
IV. Introduction of product structure
Solenoid valve
Air storage tank
Air pump
Main PCB
power board

4.5. Schematic diagram of PCB
plug-in distribution
IV. Introduction of product structure
Red: Signal
detection of
backrest electric
cylinder
Yellow: Calf electric
cylinder signal
detection
Yellow: Power
output of leg
electric cylinder
Red: Power output
of backrest electric
cylinder
Orange:
Plantar
motor plug-
in
Red: 24V input
plug-in of power
board
White: Drive
Board 5V
power supply
plug-in
Red:
Manual
controller
plug-in
Black:
Manipulator 24V
plug-in
Black: Air
pump plug-
in
White:
Leg solenoid
valve insert
Green:
Handrail
solenoid valve
plug-in
Black: Air source
box solenoid
valve insert
Yellow:
Back
heating
plug-in
White: Bluetooth 5V input
and voice control power
input plug-in
White: Calf
heating
plug-in

4.6. Schematic diagram of power
board plug-in distribution
IV. Introduction of product structure
Power supply
input AC110-
220V
Power Output
DC24V
Power Output
DC5V

V. Product Disassembly and Assembly (Cushion Assembly)
2. Lift the cushion and
remove the heating wire
interface in Figure B on the
right to remove the cushion
assembly
5.1. Disassembly Schematic
Diagram of Cushion Assembly
1. Remove the chain at
the position of 7 red
lines on the inner side
of the cushion edge in
Figure A on the right
A B

V. Product disassembly and assembly (calf)
5.2. Schematic diagram of calf disassembly
A. Remove the mounting seat screws 1 ~ 2 in Figure A
B. Separate the air hose from the plug-in in Figure B3
C. Remove the lower leg assembly
A B C
3
1 2

V. Product disassembly and assembly (backrest cover and PCB box cover)
5.3. Schematic diagram for disassembly of backrest cover and PCB box cover
A. Remove the screws in
Figure A1 ~ 4 to remove
the rear cover
B, remove the screws in
Figure A5 ~ 6
Remove the back cover of
the seat frame
C, remove the screws in
Figure B7 ~ 8 and remove
the drive box cover as
shown in Figure C
A B C
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8