Skinact Spa Equipment User manual

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Hydraulic Spa Treatment Table 90° Full Sitting
Position User Manual

Toll Free: 1.800.418.0830 www.skinact.com
www.spaandequipment.com International: 818.834.6640
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Copyright © 2021 Spa and Equipment, All Rights Reserved
NOTICE
No part of this document may be photocopied, reproduced, or
translated into any other language without prior written con-
sent of Spa and Equipment/SkinAct.
The information in this document is subject to change without
notice at any time and should not be construed as a commit-
ment by Spa and Equipment/SkinAct.
Spa and Equipment/SkinAct assumes no responsibility for
any errors that may be in this document, nor does it make ex-
pressed or implied warranty with regard to this material, includ-
ing, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability
and tness for a particular purpose.
Spa and Equipment/SkinAct shall not be liable for incidental
or consequential damages arising out of the furnishing, per-
formance, or use of this document and the program material
which it describes.
P. 2

Pinch Point
!
Pinch Point
!
Pinch Point
!
Pinch Point
!
No sitting
on backrest
No sitting
on foot rest
Sit only
on seat
P. 3
Precautions
• Read this manual carefully before installation and operation.
• No one should ever sit on the back rest or foot rest sections.
• This unit should only be operated by trained professionals.
• Keep children from using or playing on the unit.
• Do not stand on any portion of the unit.
• Ensure the unit is kept dry and free of water.
• When operating the unit, ensure that your and your clients’
hands or other body parts cannot be pinched by the moving
parts (see pinch points below).
• If you have gone through the troubleshooting steps in this
manual and an issue persists, please call Spaandequipment/
SkinAct for further assistance: 1(800)418-0830
• OPERATE AT YOUR OWN RISK AND USE COMMON SENSE:
OWNER/OPERATOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS/HER OWN
SAFETY AS WELL AS ANYONE NEAR OR ON THE UNIT.

Cut from
inside
Lay the side
down
P. 4
Removing From The Box
INSTRUCTIONS
• When you receive the box, carefully cut the tape on the top
aps and open the top (see photo below).
• To see a video about removing your item from the box, visit
https://youtu.be/OGIz0NLdW1I or scan the QR code below.
• Then you can cut one short side of the box and lay it down.
This makes it easier to carry the item out of the box.
• Make sure to cut from the inside of the box. This helps to
protect from accidentally cutting your unit.
Scan to see
video
Cut from inside
the box

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P. 5
Removing From The Box
• Please keep all packaging materials. This helps in the event
that you need to return the unit for whatever reason.
• TEAM LIFT: Make sure to have at least two people to lift and
move the unit.
• Do not lift from the head rest or foot rest areas.
• For this unit, it is best to lift with both hands on the metal
base directly underneath the seat cushion.
• Lift the unit with your partner and walk it out of the box.
• We recommend setting the unit on a furniture dolly or pallet
jack when and where it is practical to use one. Otherwise, you
can carry the unit to your desired location.
Furniture Dolly
One hand here One hand here
Pallet Jack

Rods
Remove screws
P. 6
Installation/Assembly
• To see an assembly video for this unit, please visit https://
youtu.be/2P6PTDwT_y0 or scan the QR code below.
Scan to see
video
INSTRUCTIONS
• Please hold on to all original packaging at least until you have
tested all of the functions of the unit.
• Locate the rods on the back of the backrest.
• Remove the screw at the end of each rod.
• Insert the rods into the holes on the bracket under the rods.

P. 7
Installation/Assembly
• The process is the same for connecting the foot rest.
• Remove the screw at the end of each rod.
• Insert the rods into the holes on their bracket.
• Replace the screw at the end of each backrest rod.
• Replace the screw at the end of each foot rest rod.
• Next you can attach the metal towel holder on the back of
the backrest. Simply remove the single screw, slide the holder
into the bracket, and reattach the screw.
Bracket
Screw
Towel
Holder
Replace
screws

P. 8
Installation/Assembly
• Finally you can put the complementary pillow into its place.
• Then you can put the arm rests into their places. Simply insert
the rods of the arm rests into the holes and push until they
are seated.

Leveling feet
P. 9
• All of our hydraulic chairs come with leveling feet on the bot-
tom of the base. These are super useful when the oor below
is slightly uneven.
• This chair has four leveling feet, one at each corner of the
base.
• If the base of your chair rocks back and forth, adjust the lev-
eling feet by spinning them to raise or lower them. The foot
that clears the oor when you rock the table is the one that will
need adjustment.
Leveling The Base

P.10
• NOTE: When adjusting the backrest or foot rest, always keep a
hand on the backrest or foot rest to avoid abrupt movements.
• When the backrest is upright like in the photo below, to bring
the backrest down, lift up on the bracket and bring the backrest
to the desired angle. Once the angle is reached, let go of the
bracket and it will hold the backrest in place.
• When the backrest is down, pull the backrest itself up until you
reach the desired angle. When you reach the desired angle you
can stop lifting and the bracket will hold the backrest in place.
• When the foot rest is down like in the photo below, to bring it
up, pull on the foot rest until it reaches the desired angle. Then
stop lifting and the bracket will keep it in place.
• When the foot rest is up, to lower it, lift it slightly to disengage
the bracket, then pull the bracket towards you and lower the
foot rest until it reaches the desired angle. Then let go of the
bracket and let it lock the foot rest in place.
Adjusting The Backrest and Foot Rest
Lift bracket
when lowering
back rest
Lift bracket
when lowering
foot rest

P.11
• All our hydraulic units come with a foot pump for raising and
lowering the chair.
• To raise the chair simply pump the foot pedal down multiple
times rapidly until the chair is at its desired height.
• To lower the unit, push the pedal all the way down and hold it
down. The chair will lower and you can take your foot off the
pedal when it reaches the height you desire or when it reaches
its lowest height.
Adjusting The Chair Height
Hold down
to lower
Pump down
many times
rapidly

P.12
• All our hydraulic units have a “courtesy stopper.” The stopper
helps to stop the chair from quickly spinning accidentally. It
does not lock the rotation but it does make it harder to spin.
• To engage the courtesy stopper, simply lift the foot pedal up
towards the ceiling with your foot until it does not go higher.
• The backrest should be up and the foot rest should be down.
• Have the courtesy stopper up when a client gets on or off.
• Also, we recommend removing one of the arms so that it is
easier to get on and off the seat cushion.
• Keep a hand on the back rest when they get on or off.
Courtesy Stopper
Getting On and O
Lift to engage
courtesy stopper
Remove arm to make it
easier to get on or off
Have backrest up &
foot rest down

P.13
• Once a client is on, we recommend keeping the courtesy stop-
per up whenever the chair does not need to rotate.
• For the most stability, keep the top portion of the chair in line
with the base.
• If you need to rotate the chair with the client on, bring the back-
rest up and the foot rest down. Make sure to rotate slowly with
both hands on the head portion of the backrest.
• NOTE: Do not rotate the bed from the middle seat section. Ro-
tating from there can make the chair rotate too quickly.
• If you have to rotate the chair when it is in the at position, you
must hold the headrest from underneath as you are rotating
until the top portion of the chair is in line with the base again.
• Hydraulic chairs are not designed for massage.
• To see a video about using your chair safely, you can visit
https://youtu.be/ksHLHSCsC50 or scan the QR code below.
Safe Use
Top portion in line
with the base
Top portion in line
with the base
Scan to see
video

72.5”
37”
Adjustable
Height:
24.5”-31.5”
P.14
Measurements

25”
32.5”
37” 24”
28”
23.5”
21.5”
P.15
Measurements

P.16
Dimensions/Specications
Maintenance
• Length: 72.5”
• Width without arm rests: 25”
• Width with arm rests: 32.5”
• Heights: 24.5” - 31.5”
• Base dimensions (BASE ONLY): 37” x 24”
• Backrest angle: 0° at to 90° incline
• Leg rest angle: 0° at to 85° decline
• Weight: 140 lbs
• Capacity of 300 lbs
• Cushion thickness: 4”
• Colors available: White or Black
• Unit arrives fully assembled
• Comes with a FREE beauty stool in matching color
• Snazzy berglass hydraulic pump cover
• Rotates 360° (Only when the chair is raised to the highest set-
ting)
* All heights measured from ground to top of seat cushion *
** All measurements have a 0.25 to 0.75 inch tolerance **
• When cleaning and sanitizing, do not use bleach, Barbicide, or
other harsh chemicals. Using harsh chemicals can damage the
upholstery.
• Simple Green or upholstery cleaners work great for cleaning
the upholstery. Lysol wipes work well for sanitizing the uphol-
stery.
• Clean and sanitize the upholstery after each treatment.
• Every six months, visually inspect the parts of the unit. If there
are any abnormal noises or vibrations during operation, call
Spaandequipment/SkinAct and describe the situation.

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Troubleshooting
Warranty
Issue Possible Reason Solution
Chair base wobbles Floor is not at 1) Adjust leveling feet
(see page 9)
Leveling feet are differ-
ent heights
1) Adjust leveling feet
(see page 9)
• This item has a 1-year limited warranty for malfunctions and
manufacture defects only (parts, labor, and shipping not includ-
ed). THIS WARRANTY IS VOID IN THE EVENT EQUIPMENT IS
DAMAGED BY IMPROPER USE.
• To read the full Warranty Policy, please visit https://www.
spaandequipment.com/Return-Warranty-Repair-Policy.html or
scan the QR code below.
Scan for
warranty
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