Maxxus MX 10.0Z Installation instructions
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Massage Chair
MX 10.0Z
INSTA LLAT ION & OPE R ATIN G MANU A L
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Index
Index 2
Safety Instructions 3 – 5
Overview - Massage Chair 6 – 7
Overview - Remote Control 8 – 9
Operation 10 – 17
Assembly 17
Location & Storage 18
Technical Details 18
Recommended Accessories 18
Care, Cleaning & Maintenance 19
Disposal 19
Exploded Drawing and Parts List 20
Notes 21
Warranty 22
Service Contract 23
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Safety Instructions
Before you use the massage chair, please make sure you are familiar with the contents of the entire Operating
Manual, in particular the safety instructions, maintenance & cleaning instructions and the training information.
Please also make sure that everyone who uses this massage chair is also familiar with all this information and
observes it.
Be sure to follow carefully the maintenance and safety instructions contained in this manual.
This massage chair may only be used for its intended purpose. Misappropriate use may pose a risk for possi-
ble accidents, damage to health or damage to the massage chair for which no liability will be accepted by the
distributor.
Mains Connection
−A mains voltage of 220-230V is required for the operation of the device.
−The massage chair may only be connected by the mains cable included in delivery to a grounded 16A
individually fused socket which has been installed by a professional.
−Always remember to rst remove the mains plug rom the socket iyou want to change the location othe
massage chair.
−Always remove the mains plug from the socket before starting any cleaning, maintenance or other works to
the massage chair.
−Do not connect the mains adapter plug to a socket strip or to a cable drum.
−If using an extension lead make sure that it conforms to VDE guidelines and regulations or the equivalent
in your country.
−Always lay the power cable in such a way that it cannot be damaged or cause a tripping hazard.
−Electrical appliances, such as smartphones, PC, TV (LCD, plasma, tube, etc.), game consoles, etc. trans-
mit electromagnetic radiation during operation and in stand-by mode. Keep these all these devices away
from this massage chair as they may cause malfunction or interferences.
−For safety reasons, always remove the mains cable plug from the electrical socket when the massage chair
is not in use.
Training Environment
−Choose an area or your massage chair that is level, clean and easily accessible. The area should oer the
largest free space and maximum safety possible.
−Ensure that the area is well ventilated during use and that you avoid drafts.
−The massage chair is not suitable for outdoor use and so it should only be stored and used in a tempered,
dry and clean room.
−The ambient temperature range for the operation and storage of the massage chair should be between at
least 10° to a maximum of 30°Celsius
−Do not operate or store the massage chair in wet areas such as in swimming pools, saunas or bathrooms
etc.
−Make sure that when in operation or when idle that the massage chair is kept on rm, level ground and that
any unevenness in the oor surace is removed or levelled out.
−To protect delicate oors, such as wood, laminates, tiles, etc. rom damage such as scratches it is advisa-
ble to place a MAXXUS® oor protection mat permanently under the device.
−Make sure that the mat is secured against slipping.
−Do not place the massage chair directly on pale coloured or white carpets as the feet on the device can
cause staining.
−Make sure that the massage chair including the mains cable do not come into contact with hot objects and
that the massage chair is kept at sufcient distance away rom all sources oheat such as heating radia-
tors, open and res, ovens and stoves.
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Personal Safety Instructions for Training
−Remove the power cable whenever the massage chair is not in use to prevent improper or uncontrolled
use by third parties such as children.
−You should consult and have a health check with your doctor beore using the massage chair or the rst
time.
−Persons with the following medical conditions / diagnoses should consult their doctor in advance before
using a massage chair to discuss and receive medical clarication and advice:
−Osteoporosis
−Heart disease
−Pacemaker
−Fever
−Pregnancy
−Open wound
−Broken bones
−Bruises and contusions
−Skin diseases
−Back and spine problems
−For other diseases or diagnoses which are not listed above, please also consult your doctor beore rst
use.
−For their own safety it is necessary that persons whose body, perception or psyche are impaired or
that those who are lacking in experience and knowledge about the use of massage chairs, should
use the chair under the supervision of an experienced and responsible person.
−If you feel physical discomfort, pain and / or experience breathing problems, stop the massage immediate-
ly.
−Always start your massage sessions with a low intensity and increase this slowly and gently throughout the
session.
−Each user should only use the massage chair 1 x per day maximum and for no longer than 20 minutes.
−Use the massage chair at the earliest 1 hour after eating.
−Make sure that you wear suitable clothing during the massage session.
−The massage chair may only be used if the user’s body is dry. If the body is damp such as directly after
showering or bathing, the chair must not be used.
−Do not use any other accessories while using the massage chair.
−This massage chair is only suitable for use by one person at a time.
−Before each time of using check that the massage chair and electrical cable are in perfect condition. Never
use the massage chair if it or the electrical cable show signs of being faulty or defective.
−Never use the massage chair ithe cover or the articial leather is damaged.
−You may only carry out repair work independently if agreement and approval has been given by our Ser-
vice Department to do so. Only original spare parts may be used.
−The massage chair must be cleaned after each use. In particular, remove all impurities caused by body
perspiration or other liquids.
−Always make sure that liquids (drinks, body sweat, etc.) do not penetrate the massage chair as this leads
to corrosion and can lead to damage to the mechanical and electronic components.
−The massage chair is not suitable for use by children.
−During use, third parties - especially children and animals - must be kept at an adequate safety distance
from the massage chair.
−Beore each use check that there are no objects under the massage chair or remove them inecessary.
−Always make sure that the massage chair is not used inappropriately by children as a toy or climbing
frame.
−Never carry out structural changes to the massage chair as this will result in the immediate expiry of all
warranty and guarantee claims.
The design of this massage chair is based on the latest technical and safety technology available.
This massage chair should only be used by adults!
Extreme, wrong and / or unplanned use can lead to health problems!
Safety Instructions
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When the footrest is raised, do not exert any pressure on the footrest as this may cause the massage chair to
tip orwards and cause damage to the massage chair parts and/or injure people.
Do not press down.
Before you sit down in the massage chair make sure that the seat cushion is correctly positioned in the mas-
sage chair.
If the seat cushion is not correctly positioned, it can cause pain around the buttocks area or damage to the
massage sliding carriage.
Never remove the power cable or the control unit cable when the massage chair is switched on or in standby
mode. This may cause damage to the massage chair or cause an electric shock. Always switch othe massage
chair using the main switch and then remove the power cable or the control unit cable. The power cable should
always be removed when the massage chair is not in use to prevent unauthorized use by third parties, such as
children.
Always check beore using ithere are children, pets or objects under the massage chair. Please check or this
particularly around the foot rest and all around the back rest. Clear and remove anything which could obstruct
the device as this could cause damage to the massage chair or cause injury to people etc.
Safety Instructions
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FUSE:
T5AL 250V
POWER INPUT
ON/OFF
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Overview - Massage Chair
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Overview - Massage Chair
1. Head Cushion
2. Digital 3D Speaker
3. Airbag for Shoulder/Upper Arms
4. Airbag for Lower Arms
5. Storage for Remote Control
6. USB Connection
7. Seat Cushion
8. Airbag for Calves
9. Foot Unit
10. Back Cushion
11. Arm Rest
12. Control Unit/Quick Selection Keys
13. Integrated Lighting
14. Side Covers
15. Back Cover
16. Remote Control
17. Main Housing
18. Transport Rollers
19. Mains Cable
20. Fuse
21. Mains Switch
22. Mains Cable Connection
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Overview - Remote Control
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Overview - Remote Control
1. LCD Display
2. On/Of Key
To switch the massage chair on or o.
3. Pause Key
To stop or start all massage functions.
4. Key to Set the Time
5. Key to Adjust the Automatic Reclining Position
There are three automatic reclining position adjustments to choose rom.
6. Key to Lift the Foot Unit
7. Key to Select the Manual Massage Programs
For information please read page 11 of this manual
8. Air Pressure Mode Key (Airbag)
For information please read page 13 of this manual
9. Key to Select the Manual Massage Types
Key to select the ve dierent massage types
- Shiatsu
- Kneading
- Tapping
- Knocking
- Combination Kneading & Tapping
10. Key for Foot Roller Massage
For information please read page 10 of this manual.
11. Key to Adjust the Neck Massage
Press this key to adjust the maximum height othe neck massage.
(UP = higher, Down = lower)
12. Key to Set the Reclining Position I
Press this key to raise the back rest and lower the foot rest.
13. Key to Lift the Foot Unit
14. Key to Set the Reclining Position II
Press this key to lower the back rest and raise the foot rest.
15. Key to Regulate the Intensity of the Air Pressure
16. Infrared-Heater Key
To switch the inrared back-heater on or o.
Key Description Display
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1. Mains Connection
Fuse T5AL 250V ON/OFF Mains Cable Connection
Connect the mains cable to the connection on the massage chair.
Then connect the mains plug on the mains cable to a power socket.
CAUTION:
The massage chair may only be connected with the mains cable included in delivery to a power socket individu-
ally grounded with a 16A fuse and which has been installed by a professional electrician.
2. How to Start a Massage
2.1 Switch the massage chair on at the main switch. The mains switch is located directly next to the mains
cable connection (see Fig. above).
2.2 Activate the ON/OFF key on the remote control.
2.3 The massage chair will automatically move into a reclining position (backrest lowered and footrest raised).
If no program selection is made within 3 minutes, the massage chair will automatically switch into standby
mode and the seating position will return into the original starting position.
2.4 After a program has been selected, the massage chair will automatically begin with a body scan. With this
the massage chair determines the body shape and the optimal shoulder/neck height for the massage and
acupressure points.
2.5 Ithe shoulder/neck height determined by the massage chair diers rom your actual shoulder/neck height,
you can adjust the setting by pressing the “UP” and “DOWN” keys. There are ten dierent height adjust-
ment levels available. If you do not change the setting within 10 seconds, the massage chair will continue
with the shoulder/neck height determined by the body scan.
Operation
During the body scan, the shoulder/neck adjustment icon appears on the display and makes a beeping
sound.You can also skip the body scan immediately after it starts. To do this, continue immediately with
Step 2.6.
2.6 To start with a massage, select one of the 12 pre-set massage programs by pressing the program key.
Move the massage balls upward to a suitable position
Move the massage balls downward to a suitable position
Shoulder position too high
Optimum shoulder position
Shoulder position too low
Shoulder/Neck
Adjustment
F1 Auto
F2 Auto
F3 Auto
F4 Auto
F5 Auto
A1 Auto
A2 Auto
A3 Auto
A4 Auto
A5 Auto
A6 Auto
A7 Auto
Comfort
Relax
Stretch
Shoulder&neck
Back&waist
More
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Massage Programs
Operation
Full body massage to the relax the muscles
Deep tissue massage of the most important acupressure points to relax and reduce muscle pain
In this massage the backrest and foot unit are continually lowered and raised. Intensive air pressure mas-
sage, stretching and traction of the legs. This massage reduces fatigue and restores vitality.
This massage focusses on the neck and shoulder areas
This massage focusses on the back and waist areas
Full body massage – deep massage to rejuvenate the body
Chiropractic massage – relaxation of body and mind
This massage focusses on reduction and elimination of muscle fatigue. Helps to relax the back and limbs
and optimizes microcirculation.
Meridian massage – by pressing and gently stroking the 12 main meridians under the skin, this massage
restores vital energy. Gentle loosening of hardened tissues, strengthening of the immune system and stimu-
lation of the central nervous system.
Intensive massage of the buttocks area. Loosens the muscles and promotes fat reduction.
Sleep massage – supports the body in its recovery process by massaging the twelve main acupuncture
points of the body. This can permanently improve sleep quality.
Pressure massage with focus on the whole body. Deep massage for complete relaxation of the body. Allevi-
ates muscle pain and tiredness.
Key Description Display
H0 H1
H0 H1
H0
H1
H2
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Operation
Manual Massage Positions
Function Key Description Display Adjustment Options
Manual
Massage
Positions
Massage at a xed point yes
Partial massage in a particular area of the
body yes
Full body massage no
Adjustment Options
Massage
Higher Moves the massage higher
Massage
Lower Moves the massage lower
Function Key Massage Type Display Adjustment Options
Manual
Massage
Shiatsu Speed and Width
Kneading Massage Speed
Tapping Massage Width
Combination: Kneading & Tapping Speed
Knocking Massage Speed and Width
Adjustment Options
Speed Adjustable to 5 levels
Width Adjustable to 3 levels
Manual Massage
You can select the dierent types omanual massage by pressing the mode key.
Press the “SPEED” key to alter the massage speed in Shiatsu, Kneading, Combined Kneading & Tapping and
Knocking massages.
With the “WIDTH” key you can change the width othe massage in Shiatsu, Kneading, Tapping and Knocking
massage types
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Operation
Air Pressure Massage (Airbags)
Function Key Description Display Adjustment Options
Air Pressure
Massage
Air pressure massage of the legs and
arms To 3 levels or o
Air pressure massage arms To 3 levels or o
Air pressure massage of the legs To 3 levels or o
Intensity Adjustment othe Air Pressure Massage
Intensity On/Oothe Air Pressure Massage and
adjustment othe intensity To 3 levels or o
Foot Massage
Function Key Description Display Adjustment Options
Foot Mas-
sage
On/Oothe Foot Sole Massage and
adjustment othe intensity othe rollers To 3 levels or o
Infrared Back-Heater
Function Key Description Display Note
Back-Heater Heating On/Oothe Back-Heater Fully heated after 3 minutes
Pause Function
Function Key Description Display Note
Pause Stops or starts the current massage The time continues to run in Pause
Mode.
Press the “Pause” key to interrupt the current massage. All massage unctions will stop automatically as soon as this key is
pressed. To continue with the massage, press the “Pause” key again.
Timing min
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Operation
Ending the Current Massage
As soon as you want to end the current massage, press the on/okey on the remote control. Now all massage
functions will stop automatically, the back rest will lift up to its maximum position and the foot rest will lower to its
maximum position. If the time of the current massage has expired, all massage functions will also stop. Howev-
er, the position of the back rest and foot rest will remain unchanged. To move them back into their home position
(back rest up/oot rest down), press the on/okey on the remote control.
Adjustment of the Reclining Position
Function Key Description
Raising Func-
tion
If you press and hold this key the back rest will simultaneously come up and the leg rest
will go down.
A signal will sound when the maximum upwards position for the back rest and down-
wards position for the foot rest have been reached and both will stop there.
To stop the movement in any particular position, press the key again.
Lowering
Function
If you press and hold this key the back rest will simultaneously go down and the foot rest
will come up.
A signal will sound when the maximum upwards position for the foot rest and the down-
wards position of the back rest have been reached and both will stop there.
To stop the movement in any particular position, press the key again.
Lifting the
Foot Rest
Press and hold this key and the foot rest will come up.
A signal will sound when the maximum upwards position for the foot rest has been
reached and it will stop there.
Press the key again to stop the foot rest in any particular position.
Lowering the
Foot Rest
Press and hold this key and the foot rest will go down.
A signal will sound when the maximum downwards position for the foot rest has been
reached and it will stop there.
Press the key again to stop the foot rest in any particular position.
Zero G Func-
tion
Press this key to select one of the three pre-set reclining positions
Setting the Timer
Function Key Description Note
Time Setting
Press this key to adjust the massage time
in 5 minute increments to a maximum of
30 minutes
If you go above 30 mins, the display
will reset to 5 minutes
USB
AUTO
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Operation
1. On/Of Key
Switches the massage chair on and o.
2. Key to Adjust the Reclining Position
Push the key upwards and the back rest will slowly move downwards and the foot unit raised up. When
you are in your desired position, release the key. Press the key downwards and the back rest will slowly be
raised up and the foot unit lowered down. When you have reached the desired position, release the key.
3. Key to Adjust the Position of the Foot Unit
Press the key upwards and the foot unit will slowly move up. When you have reached the desired position,
release the key. Press the key downwards and the foot unit will slowly move down. Release the key when
you have reached the desired position.
4. Key to Select and Change the Massage Programs
5. This Key has no Function
6. Storage Compartment
7. USB Port
Connection possibility for a USB charging cable (not included) for charging Smartphones, e-books, tablet-
PCs, etc.
Control Unit and Quick Selection Keys
Left Arm Rest Right Arm Rest
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Operation
Switching Of the Massage Chair
When the current massage is nished, switch the massage chair oat the main switch.
Safety Note:
To avoid third parties (eg. children) using the massage chair unsupervised, remove the mains cable by rst
removing the plug from the power outlet and then disconnecting the cable from the connection on the massage
chair.
Store the mains cable in a safe place separate place from the massage chair.
Bluetooth Audio Function & Speaker
This massage chair has a 4.0 Bluetooth receiver. Switch the massage chair on. Search for new Bluetooth devic-
es on your smartphone or tablet PC (for this, please read the operating manual of the smartphone or tablet PC
which you are using). Your massage chair will appear with the name „IMCM-.....“.
You can then select music and control the volume of the integrated speakers via the external smartphone or
tablet PC you are using.
Head Cushion & Back Cushion
The intensity of the neck and shoulder massage can be regulated using the head cushion. You may choose if
you would like to use the head cushion (recommended) or not. The back cushion is connected to the back rest
with a zip (see Fig. 1). The head cushion and back cushion are joined together with Velcro (see Fig. 2).
Transport
To move the massage chair safely and easily, there are two sturdy transport rollers attached at the bottom rear
back of the chair. To transport the chair, stand behind it and grab on to the top of the back rest with both hands.
Raise the front end of the massage chair by tipping back the back rest far enough for the transport rollers to
contact the oor. Now move the massage chair by rolling it on the transport rollers into the desired position.
Note:
As the massage chair is heavy it is recommended to have two persons to tip the back of the chair. When tipping,
transporting and putting down the chair, always make sure that you have a sae and rm ooting.
Note:
Do not roll the massage chair over uneven ground or over oor coverings which may be easily damaged. Here
the massage chair must be lifted by at least 2 persons.
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Floor Protection
As the massage chair is very heavy, it is recommended to lay down some oor protection particularly or oors
such as parquet, laminate etc which could easily become damaged. You could use a rug or piece of carpet for
this or alternatively a MAXXUS oor protection mat.
Operation
Assembly
Assembling the Foot Rest
Step 1 - Fig 1:
Connect the air hose and the wiring harness between the foot rest and the base frame. Push the extra cable
back into the frame.
Step 2 - Fig 2:
Insert the xing elements to the right and let cross tube on the oot rest.
Step 3 – Fig 3:
Insert the xing elements assembled in Step 2 into the mounting hooks on the massage chair.
Step 4 – Fig 4
Fix each xing element with 2 M4 screws. Make sure that you do not crush or damage either the air hose or the
wiring harness when you do this.
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This massage chair was designed to be used in dry, well-temperate indoor areas only. Use or storage in damp
or wet areas such as saunas, swimming pools etc. or in outdoor areas such as on balconies, terraces, in gar-
dens or garages is not permitted. Due to the prevailing high humidity and low temperatures in such areas this
can lead to defects in the electronics or to corrosion and rust. No warranty claims for this type of damage will be
accepted.
Please choose a location for use and or storage of your massage chair which is dry, level and well-temperate.
The massage chair should also not be located where it is continuously in direct sunlight as this could cause
colour change, fading or defects to the cover. For your own comfort, choose a location which is adequately ven-
tilated to allow for optimal oxygenation. Before using your massage chair after a longer period of non-use, make
sure that all the xing materials and parts are secure and sae.
The distance behind the back rest to other pieces of furniture or to the wall must be at least 275 mm. If the
distance is not adequate, the back rest, the furniture or the wall could become damaged when the back rest is
lowered.
Technical Details
Model: Massage Chair MX 10.0Z
Nominal Voltage: 220-240V
Frequency: ~ 50/60Hz
Nominal Power Consumption: 120W
Noise: ≤55 dB
Security Level: Class 1
Application: Home Use – exclusively or private use
Location and Storage
Technical Details
Recommended Accessories
MAXXUS® Floor Protection Mats
Due to its extreme density and material thickness of 0,5cm, this mat provides perfect protection
or oors and oor coverings against damaging, scratches and soiling through body sweat.
Noise caused by running and movement is signicantly reduced.
Available in the ollowing sizes:
−160 x 90 cm
−210 x 100 cm
−240 x 100 cm
MAXXUS® Anti-Static Spray
Eective against the static charges created in rames,
clothing and training computers. Devices which are located on carpets or synthetic oors
will become statically charged. MAXXUS ® Anti-Static Spray will deter this.
Synthetic surfaces treated with MAXXUS® Anti-Static Spray do not attract dust as quickly and
will remain clean for longer.
MAXXUS® Special Foam Cleaner
Use for regular cleaning of your training device.
Plastic covers and metal frames can be easily cleaned and perfectly maintained with
MAXXUS ® Special Foam Cleaner. It is also suitable for cleaning pulse belts and other
training accessories.
These accessories are best suited for use with your massage chair. All products are available from our online shop
at www.maxxus.com.
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Care, Cleaning & Maintenance
Disposal
CAUTION:
Before you start any cleaning or repairs work make sure that the massage chair is completely disconnected
from the mains. This is only the case if the mains cable is removed from the socket and from the massage
chair. Please always remove the plug rom the power outlet rst and then disconnect the mains cable rom the
massage chair. The mains cable may only be reconnected to the massage chair and to the power outlet when
all works have been completely nished and the device has been restored back into perect condition. You may
only carry out repair works to the massage chair yourself if you have gained advice and permission from the
MAXXUS Service Team in advance.
Cleaning
Clean your massage chair regularly. To do this use a damp cloth and some soap. Never use any solvents.
Vacuum the chair regularly with a vacuum cleaner on a low suction power using a textile attachment. Wipe the
remote control with a dry cloth – never use any liquids to do this.
Regular cleaning oyour massage chair can contribute signicantly to its service lie. Damages caused by body
sweat or any other liquids are not covered in any way by the warranty. Also make sure during a massage that no
liquids can penetrate the massage chair or the remote control.
Checking the Fixing Materials
Check that all screw connections between the foot rest and the massage chair are secure and safe and tighten
them if necessary.
European Disposal Directive in Accordance with the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act
Never dispose of your training equipment in the normal household waste. All consumers are legally obliged to
dispose of old appliances separately from household waste.
Dispose of the device only with a municipal or an authorised disposal company. Here the disposal of this device
is free of charge. This is the only way to ensure that your old device is professionally disposed of and that nega-
tive eects on the environment will be avoided. Please observe the regulations which currently apply. Iin doubt,
please ask your local or municipal authorities for detailed information on how to dispose of your training device
properly and in an environmentally sound manner.
Batteries / Re-chargeable Batteries (if present in the device)
According to the Batteries Directive, you as end user, are legally obliged to return all used batteries and re-
chargeable batteries. Disposal in normal household waste is an illegal ofence.
Most batteries already have the symbol to remind you of this regulation. In addition to this symbol the content of
the heavy metals is also indicated. Such heavy metals must be disposed of in an environmentally sound man-
ner. This means that all consumers are legally obliged to hand over used batteries and re-chargeable batteries
to their local authority, at a municipal collection point or to return them to the retailer. If in doubt, please enquire
at your municipal or local government authority on how to dispose of your batteries and rechargeable batter-
ies properly and in an environmentally sound manner. You are also welcome to return your used batteries and
rechargeable batteries to us at our head ofce or send them to us isufcient postage is paid. On receipt we will
dispose of them properly in accordance with the Batteries and Rechargeable Batteries Directive. Only return or
dispose of batteries and rechargeable batteries when they are fully discharged.
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Part No. Description Qty
1 Footrest 1
2 Fixing block 2
3 Side cover 2
4 Side frame, right 1
5 Storage compartment 1
6 Side cover (right & left) 1/1
7 Back upholstery 1
8 Head cushion 1
9 Seat shell 1
10 Seat frame 1
11 Loudspeaker cover, right 1
12 Cover board 1
13 Housing, top 1
Part No. Description Qty
14 Loudspeaker cover, left 1
15 Cover, bottom 1
16 Cover, back area 1
17 Mains switch box 1
18 Hydraulic cylinder 1
19 Control unit 1
20 Air pressure control 1
21 Side frame, left 1
22 Control unit 1
23 Base frame 1
24 Hydraulic cylinder, foot unit 1
25 Cover, bottom 1
26 Cover, front 1
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