Panasonic EP1061-P1 User manual

ORDERNO.HPD0309P04C1
MASSAGELOUNGER
EP1061-P1
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
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2003 Matsushita ElectricIndustrial Co., Ltd.All rights reserved.
Unauthorizedcopying and distribution isaviolation oflaw.
1. COMPONENTSIDENTIFICATION
1.1. Massagelounger
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1.2. Controller
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2. MASSAGERANGE(MOVEMENTRANGEOF
MASSAGEWHEELS)SHIATSU MASSAGE, SWEDISH
MASSAGE, KNEADING, VIBRATING, TAPPING A,
TAPPING B, WHOLEBACK ROLLING, REGIONAL
ROLLING
Widthadjustment
Approx.60 to150mm
Intensityadjustment
Shiatsu, Swedish, Knead, vibration, TapA, TapB, wholeback roll, and Regional roll (from gentle
tostrong)
:55mm-wideadjustabilitywheremassageheadspushouttoward bodyas intensityincreases.
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3. TURNING ONTHE POWER
3.1. Turning on thepower
1. Plug thepowerplug intothepowersocket.
2. Turnthelock switchtotheopenposition.
3. Turnon thepowerswitchon theback oftheunit.
-Whentheoperating lock switchispointing toward’ lock ’ , the
powerswitchcannotbemovedtothe’ on ’ position.
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Aftereachuse.
-Besuretoturn thepowerswitchto'off '.
-Topreventchildrenfrom using thisunit, lock thepowerswitch
bymoving theoperating lock switchtothe'lock' position.
-Asafurthercaution, unplug thepowercord from thepower
socketaftereachuse.
-Always keepthekey inasafeplace.
Timer
Whentheon/off button ispushed, atimerbeginstopreventoveruse. Afterapproximately15
minutes, timeexpires and themassagewheel goes intostorageposition.
4. REQUIRED TOOLS
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5. ACTUALWIRING DIAGRAM
5.1. Massagemechanism
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6. DISPLAYMETHODOFMASSAGEBLOCK TOTAL
USE TIMEAND OPERATIONTIME
Total use time
Whilepushing the+and the-intensityadjustmentbuttonssimultaneously, turn on thepower
switchand continuetoholdthebuttonsfor approximately5seconds. Release aftertheon/off
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LEDlightsup.
*Whenreplacing theMainCircuitPCB, theuse timeiscountedtozero because theuse timeis
memorizedinMainCircuitPCB.
*Whenpushing on/off button, theoperation returnstonormal mode.
Display method
Display itbyutilizing LEDsofcontroller.
e.g. Intheabove case, (20+22+24+26)×5=(1+4+16 +64)×5=425 hours.
Itispossibletoindicateup to5,115 hours.
Toreadtheeachoperation function, pushthefollowing buttonsafterreading thetotal use time.
Chartfor reading eachfunction use time
Button operation Function for reading use
time LEDdisplay for confirming function
Shiatsu Shiatsu ShiatsuLEDlightsup
Swedish Swedish SwedishLEDlightsup
Kneading Kneading Kneading LEDlightsup
Vibration Vibration Vibration LEDlightsup
Tapping A Tapping A Tapping ALEDlightsup
Tapping B Tapping B Tapping BLEDlightsup
Wholeback rolling Wholeback rolling Wholeback rolling LEDlightsup
Regional rolling Regional rolling Regional rolling LEDlightsup
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7. MOTIONOFTHE CLUTCH AND BELTBASED ON
VARIOUS MASSAGER OPERATIONS.
Massageroperation and beltmotion
Massageroperation and clutchmotion
8. MASSAGER UP/DOWNSENSORGEAR
ADJUSTMENTMETHOD
Whenthemassagerisremovedfrom thechair, theposition oftheup/downsensor gearchanges,
resulting inachangeoftheup/downstop position.
Wheninstalling themassageron theback frame, besuretoadjusttheposition withtheup/down
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detection gear.
Up/downsensor gearposition adjustmentprocedure
Tomake anadjustment, refertothemassagerremoving method (theback frameistiltedfrom the
chair).
1. Beforemounting, themassageron theback framemust bemoved
downtothelowest position bysetting thecontrollermanual
operation MASSAGEHEADADJUSTMENTbutton toDOWN.
2. Install awasherand aspring totheguiderollerG intheleft side
and mountthemassageron thelowest position oftheback frame.
3. Turnthehex nutM6counterclockwise and movethemassager
upward.
4. Make surethat themassagerhas beenmountedhorizontallyby
moving themassagertotheposition shownintheFigure.
*Unless themassagerhas beenmountedhorizontally, an
abnormal sound orproblemmayoccur.
5. Moveitup tothehighest position (until themassagerstops) by
setting thecontrollermanual operation MASSAGEHEAD
ADJUSTMENTbutton toup.
6. Peeping intothesquareholeoftheback frame, check theposition
ofthemassagertoadjust.
*Onethreadoftheup/downdetection geargives astroke change
of4mm.
Whenthemassagerhas beenraisedexcessively:Turn theup/downsensor gear
counterclockwise toadjust.
Whenthemassagerhas beenloweredexcessively:Turn theup/downsensor gearclockwise to
adjust.
Whileadjusting thedistance betweenthesquareholeand Guide
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rollerassy. to10mm, check byusing theup/downadjustment
button found on themanual operation panel ofthecontroller.
7. Install therail piece Aand B, and tightenuniformlytheset screws
(left and right, 3pcs. each).
8. Using themanual operation ofthecontroller, conduct therolling
operation. Set themassageheadsadjustmentswitchtolevel 1,
and check theup/downstroke.
9. DISASSEMBLYAND ASSEMBLYINSTRUCTION/
(COSMETICPARTAND CHAIRCONSTRUCTION)
9.1. Removing theHeadrest, Back rest cushion, Arm rest
1. Unzipthezippersand removetheBack cushion withpillow.
2. Removeninebrushclipson eachsides, whichfixtheArm rest left
and theright, withaslottedscrewdriver.
Thisprocedureisunnecessarysoas toremovetheSeat.
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3. Removethree screwson eachsides, whichfixtheSidecovers,
and removetheSidecovers.
Thisprocedureisunnecessarysoas toremovetheSeat.
4. RemoveeightPushreturnrivets, whichfixtheUndercoverleft
and theright, withacrossedscrewdriverand removetheUnder
coverleft and theright.
5. PushthecoreofthePushrivets(4pcs) withscrewdrivers, etc. and
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removethem.
6. RemovetheOttomanfromtheSeat and cuttheInsulatedtieand
removetheSeat.
9.2. Removing theMassagemechanismblock
1. Lift theOttomanalittlebitand pushup theInterlock linkand
removeit.
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2. Lift theOttomanalittlebitand pushup theInterlock linkand
removeit.
3. Removethree Rail piece installation screws, and removetheRail
piece.
4. RemovefourCoverforP.C.B. installation screws, and removethe
CoverforP.C.B.
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5. RemovetheConnecting cordforpowersupply, onescrew, and
twoconnectors.
6. Removetwoplasticrivets on theMassagemechanismcoverand
take off theMessagemechanismcoverand removetheCoverclip.
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7. Lift up thebottomoftheMassagemechanismblock as thefigure
and take itoff.
-Besuretocheck ifthereismoreapprox. 9cmbetweeneach
kneading ballsbecause ifthedistance isshortyou maynotbe
abletotake awaytheblock obstructedbythebottommetal
piece oftheRearframe.
-Ifthedistance isless than9cm, adjust thedistance moving
theWidthbelton therightsideoftheMassagemechanism
block using fingers.
9.3. Removing theparts oftheMassagemechanismblock
You canworkfrom 1. to12. withouttaking away theMassagemechanism block.
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1. Removeconnectorson theMaincircuitboard.
2. Removetheground wireand twoscrews.
3. RemovetwoInsulatedties.
4. Removetwoscrewsand three Circuitboardspacers.
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5. Remove11 screwsand take off theShieldpanel forP.C.B.
6. RemovetheWidthbelt.
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7. Cutoff theInsulatedties and removefivescrewsand disconnect
theIntensitydriving block holding theWidthmotor.
8. Cutoff theInsulatedtieand unscrew ascrew on theUp/down
sensorplate and removetheUp/downsensorplate.
-Whenyou take off theMassagemechanismblock directly
fromthechair, becareful nottodamagetheUp/downsensor,
whichmayhittheedgeoftheBack frame.
9. Unscrew ascrew and take off theWidthrevolution sensor.
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