Takara Belmont DIVAN-Z AB-DVZF User manual

Model No. AB-DVZF
BOOK No.1E09JXAEBOOK No.1E09JXAE
2023-04 (1st edition)
Takara Belmont Barber Chair
Operation Manual
Thank you for purchasing this Takara Belmont product.
Be sure to read this operation manual before operating the chair and always operate
the chair properly according to the instructions herein.
Failure to read this operation manual may lead to accidents.
●Carefully store this operation manual in a secure location near this product where
they can be readily accessed, and refer to them whenever necessary.
●This product is a barber chair designed for the services offered at hair salons.
Do not use this product for any purposes other than those described above.
This product shall be operated only by qualified hairdressers.
●Ask your authorized Takara Belmont dealer to install this product.
Please contact Takara Belmont with the BOOK No. (outlined below) if this operation
manual becomes torn or damaged and unreadable, or is lost.

Contents
Care and Maintenance
Cleaning Procedures ...................................................................................... 33
When Necessary
Explanation of Warning Labels ......................................................................... 3
Safety Precautions ........................................................................................... 4
Use Precautions ............................................................................................... 9
Precautions Related to Synthetic Leather....................................................... 11
Locations of Warning Labels .......................................................................... 11
Accessories .................................................................................................... 11
Part Names .................................................................................................... 12
Introduction
Turn on power ................................................................................................ 14
Preparation
Rotating the Chair .......................................................................................... 15
Adjusting the headrest .................................................................................... 16
Raising/Lowering the Chair ............................................................................ 18
Reclining/Raising the Backrest ....................................................................... 19
Raising/Lowering the Legrest.......................................................................... 20
Moving the Chair to Preset Positions ............................................................. 21
Using the Cape Holder ................................................................................... 25
Using the Dryer/Iron Holder ............................................................................ 26
Using the Service Outlets ............................................................................... 27
About shockless move ................................................................................... 28
Using the Heater ............................................................................................ 28
Using Fans ..................................................................................................... 29
Using the fold-out table .................................................................................. 30
Using the Foot Cushion (Optional) .................................................................. 31
Using the Footrest Pad (Optional) .................................................................. 31
Removing the Footrest ................................................................................... 32
How to Use
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................. 34
Daily Inspection .............................................................................................. 35
Standard Period of Use .................................................................................. 36
Disposing of this Product ................................................................................ 36
Specifications ................................................................................................. 37
2

Explanation of Warning Labels
■Before Use
■About the Precautions Listed Here
Classification of Precautions Level of Harm and Damage, and Degree of Urgency
The following symbols are used to describe specific indications that you must obey.
Prohibited Action Symbol Mandatory Action Symbol
Indicates generally prohibited actions. Indicates actions by general users that
must be performed.
WARNING
CAUTION
Be sure to read "Safety Precautions" and "Precautions for Use" carefully before use.
The precautions continued herein are in order to ensure safe use, and to prevent any injury to users
and other persons, and to prevent any damage.
The precautions are categorized into "WARNING" and "CAUTION" according to the level of
hazard and damage and the degree of urgency which may occur if the product is used improperly.
To ensure safety, adhere to these precautions at all times.
Takara Belmont has absolutely no responsibility for accidents that might be caused by failure to
obey "Safety Precautions" and "Use Precautions" resulting in injury to users and other persons, or
other damage. In this case, those using the product without observing "Safety Precautions" (and
"Precautions for Use") will be responsible for these hazards and damages.
A detailed explanation of the cautionary symbols is provided below. Be sure that you fully
understand their contents before reading the rest of this manual.
This indicates that failure to obey the corresponding warning and the
resulting improper operation can result in death or serious injury.
This indicates that failure to obey the corresponding warning and the
resulting improper operation can result in mild injury, or moderate harm
and damage.
Indicates that disassembly, repair and
modification are prohibited.
Indicates that the power plug must be
removed from the socket.
3

Safety Precautions
Power Plug and Cord
WARNING
Do not connect the earth (ground) to the following objects.
• Water pipes
(Complete grounding is not possible as hard plastic pipes are widely used.)
• Gas pipes (Can result in an explosion or fire)
• Lightning rods and telephone dedicated grounding wire (Dangerous during lightning)
Do not plug or unplug with wet hands.
Touching the power plug or outlet with a wet hand can result in electric shock.
Use an unshared outlet that has an attached ground terminal and matches the rated
voltage and current *of this product.
Using the same outlet together with the power plug of other devices can result in abnormal heat
generation and possible fire.
* 110-240V AC (12 A or more).
Firmly insert the power plug into the outlet.
Be sure to fully insert the power plug into the outlet until reaching the base of the plug.
Failure to fully insert the plug or similar fault can result in a short circuit or heat generation that
causes a fire.
If there is dust on the power plug or wall outlet, wipe it well with a dry cloth.
Continued use may cause fire.
Hold by the power plug when unplugging.
Do not pull the cord to remove the power plug from the outlet. Hold by the power plug at the end of
the cord when removing. Removing the plug by pulling the power cord can damage the power cord,
resulting in electric shock or fire.
Handle the power cord with care.
Damage to the power cord may result in electric shock or fire.
• Do not damage the cord. • Do not place anything on the cord.
• Do not tamper with the cord. • Do not heat the cord.
• Do not forcibly bend, twist, or pull the cord.
Be careful of power cord or plug breakage.
Do not use any power cord or plug that is damaged, or that fits loosely when inserted into an outlet.
Doing so can result in electric shock or fire.
Securely connect to ground.
Failure to make a ground connection can result in electric shock if there is a malfunction or short
circuit. Consult an electrician for grounding procedures.
Unplug the power plug when the chair is not in use.
Turn off the power switch and remove the power plug from the outlet when the chair is not to be
used for a long period of time, such as at the end of work or during holidays.
Unexpected operation can result in an accident or fire from a short circuit due to insulation aging.
Installation/Transport
Installation precautions
• Ask your authorized Takara Belmont dealer to install this product.
• The chair must be installed on a perfectly flat and solid floor.
Installing the chair to a non-flat floor can result in the chair tipping over.
4

Customer should clasp
his/her hands.
Customer should place
his/her feet side by side.
Safety Precautions
Use and Cleaning Precautions
WARNING
Be careful to keep hands, fingers and other body parts of the customer and user from
touching or getting close to moving parts.
Doing so may cause the unit to have them pinched, resulting in injury.
Customer must not lie on his/her stomach, put his/her legs or feet on the seat, or sit on
the product with a child in his/her arms.
The chair may move unexpectedly, causing injury.
Not getting on the front edge of the seat or footrest.
The chair may fall or move unexpectedly, causing injury or damage to peripheral devices or facilities.
Not sitting on or applying excessive load to any place other than the designated place.
Do not sit on or apply excessive load to headrest, armrests, backrest, legrest, or footrest.
Failure to do so may cause injuries due to the product falling over or damage to peripheral equipment
or facilities.
Do not wash the chair by pouring water on it.
Washing in such a manner can result in a malfunction or electric shock.
Do not disassemble, repair or modify the chair.
• Disassembly or repair must only be done by a qualified service staff. Disassembly by yourself can
result in an accident, a malfunction, electric shock or fire.
• Never modify this product. Doing so is dangerous.
Precautions when seating customers.
• As shown in the figure below, have the customer sit down.
When operating the product, make sure that the customer's posture is maintained as shown
in the figure below.
• For small children, when raising the backrest, the hips should be shifted to the correct position in
the seat.
Remove customers' glasses and accessories (necklaces, bracelets, etc.) before services as
they may interfere with hairdresser or cause injury.
Precautions regarding customers and children
• Be careful to closely watch customers when using this chair. Customers (especially children) may
touch the control switch inadvertently, leading to an unexpected accident due to incorrect operation
of the product.
• Only allow children near this chair when they are getting their hair cut.
5

Precautions when getting in and out of the chair
• When the customer gets on or off the chair, the chair should always be at entry/exit position
(auto return position) with the chair rotation locked.
• Before moving the customer from a wheelchair to DIVAN-Z or vice versa, ensure that not to place
the wheelchair within operation range. Contact of the feet or the wheelchair casters with obstacles
(such as foot switch) may cause sudden move of the chair, leading to injury or damage to
peripheral equipment and devices.
• When the customer is moved from a wheelchair to DIVAN-Z or vice versa, he/she or the chair
must be carefully monitored to prevent falling.
• If the customer has to get off DIVAN-Z at a position - due to power failure or in the event of an
emergency - other than the designated position for getting on and off DIVAN-Z, he/she or the chair
must be carefully monitored to prevent falling.
Precautions when reclining/raising the backrest
• When raising/reclining the backrest, make sure that there are no hand or fingers of the customer
between the backrest and the body/seat.
• Carefully recline the backrest so that the headrest or backrest will not contact any shampoo bowl or
nearby equipment.
• When the backrest is laid down, the body lowers in conjunction with it. Be careful not to pinch
your body or objects under the body or between the body and the pump cover.
Precautions for chair operation
• Before operating the chair and during operation, thoroughly check that there are no bodies or limbs
of persons, or possible obstacles in the operating range of the chair (ranges of seat raising/lowering,
backrest reclining/raising, legrest operating directions, and seat rotation) or nearby. It may become
caught in the chair, causing injury or damage to peripheral equipment or facilities.
• When operating the product, make sure that the customer is sitting in the correct posture and
position, and keep an eye on the customer during operation.
Precautions during chair rotation
• Make sure that no persons or objects are nearby before slowly rotating the chair.
• When the backrest is fully reclined, rotate it with attention to the position in which the customer is
lying and the posture of his/her body and limbs.
• After rotation, be sure to lock the chair base.
Caution when raising and lowering the legrest
• When raising the legrest, make sure that customer's toes or the footrest does not come in contact
with peripheral equipment.
• When lowering the legrest, make sure that there is no person or object under the legrest or footrest.
Precautions when removing/installing the footrest
• After installing the footrest, make sure that the footrest bracket is firmly hooked to the footrest
mount and that the footrest is kept level. Failure to do so may result in injury.
• Be careful when lifting and carrying the footrest, and of where you place it because the footrest is
heavy. Dropping the footrest could result in injury or damage the floor.
Use and Cleaning Precautions
Safety Precautions
WARNING
6

Use and Cleaning Precautions
Precautions for the service outlets
• Be sure to fully insert the power plug of the device being used into the outlet until reaching the
base of the plug. Failure to fully insert the plug or similar loose connection can result in a short
circuit or heat generation that causes a fire.
• If the connection becomes loose, immediately stop using the equipment attached to the service
outlet and unplug the equipment from the service outlet. Contact your authorized Takara Belmont
dealer as soon as possible for inspection or replacement parts.
• Remove the power plug of a device from the outlet when not using it.
• If any water gets on a service outlet, immediately turn off the chair power switch, remove the plug,
and wipe away the water. Additionally, if a substantial amount of water gets inside a service outlet,
immediately remove the plug and contact your authorized Takara Belmont dealer.
• Do not touch a service outlet with a wet hand.
• If needed, use a suitable conversion adapter as AC250V 12A or higher.
• When a conversion adapter is used, make sure that it is firmly plugged into the service outlet.
Loose connection can make the adapter heated up and lead to fire.
Precautions when using the heater
• Be sure to turn off the heater switch when not necessary. Using the heater for an extended period
causes the temperature to increase, possibly resulting in burns or fire.
• Do not use the heater for a long time. Doing so may cause low-temperature burns. Should red spots
or blister occur, immediately take the diagnosis of a medical specialist.
• If you notice abnormal heat when using the heater, turn off the power switch, unplug the equipment,
and contact your authorized Takara Belmont dealer.
Precautions when using in an environment where electromagnetic waves exist
Do not install the chair near equipment that generates electromagnetic waves such as communication
equipment and elevators. Do not use devices that generate electromagnetic waves near this chair.
Doing so can result in faulty operation.
Be sure to always perform daily inspection.
Failure to do so may result in injury or damage to peripheral equipment or facilities.
Refer to "Daily Inspection" on p. 35.
Stop using the product if it fails.
If the product should fail, stop using it immediately, turn off the power switch, disconnect the power
plug, and contact your authorized Takara Belmont dealer for repair.
Turn off the power switch and unplug the power plug before cleaning.
Failure to do so can result in electric shock or fire. Unexpected activation of the product may cause
injury.
Procedures if a power outage occurs
Turn off the power switch and remove the power plug of this product from the outlet in order to
prevent unexpected operation when recovering from a power outage. Also turn off the power
switches of all devices connected to the service outlet and remove the power plugs of devices.
Safety Precautions
WARNING
7

Do not allow any person whose weight exceeds 135 kg to sit in the chair.
Doing so can cause the chair to tip over or faulty operation.
Ensure that each part works properly before use.
Be constantly careful of and inspect for looseness, rattling, tilting, vibration, noise, temperature,
odors and other possible problems. If you feel that something seems slightly different or not normal,
immediately stop using the chair, turn off the power and unplug the power plug, and contact your
authorized Takara Belmont dealer.
Always be sure to use your hands to operate the switches.
Be sure to operate the switch by hand, except for the foot-operated switch. Operation with other than
hands may cause damage or unexpected operation.
Be extremely careful not to mistake the switches when operating.
Pay full attention to the surroundings and advise the customer before operation of the expected chair
movement to avoid any injury.
Precautions when using the headrest
• Be careful in pulling up the headrest more than necessary because doing so will make the headrest
to come off the chair.
• Wipe off all water and chemicals immediately if any gets on the headrest bar. Failure to do so can
prevent the headrest from being securely fixed because of corrosion or degradation of friction force
due to rust.
• Be careful when operating the headrest that fingers and other body parts are not pinched between
the area around the operating lever or in between the headrest and backrest.
• Be careful not to catch customer's hair or clothing when storing the headrest.
Precautions when using the cape holder
• Be sure to store the cape holder when it is not used.
• When storing the cape holder, be careful not to get your or the user's fingers caught between the
armrest and the cape holder.
• Use of the cape holder beyond its load capacity (1kg) may result in damage or injury, etc.
Precautions when adjusting the footrest adjuster
When adjusting the height of the adjuster, make sure that the adjuster does not rub on the floor or
catch the power cord when the chair is rotated. On the contrary, adjust the height so that the product
does not fall over even if the customer gets on the footrest at exit/entry position.
Precautions when using the dryer/iron holder
• Be careful not to let the operator's feet come in contact with the dryer/iron holder.
• Use of the dryer/iron holder beyond its load capacity (5kg) may result in damage or injury.
Precautions when using the fan
When using the fan, make sure that the customer is not hanging a small object such as a key or a
portable strap on the waist. If foreign matter enters into the air outlet of the fan inside the armrest
may cause failure of the fan or property damage.
Precautions when using a fold-out table
When inserting or pulling out the table, hold it with both hands until the end and operate it slowly.
Be careful not to get the fingers/hands of customer/operator caught in the retractable table.
Precautions when using a foot cushion (optional)
Remove the foot cushion from the footrest when the customer gets in and out of the chair.
Otherwise the customer may fall over causing injury.
Use and Cleaning Precautions
Safety Precautions
CAUTION
8

Be careful not to trip on the power cord.
It may cause injury.
Immediately wipe off any chemical solutions or water that spills on the chair.
Water or chemical adhering to a service outlet or control panel can result in faulty operation or a
short circuit. Immediately turn off the power switch, and wipe off any chemical or water that has
adhered to the product by using a dry soft cloth.
Precautions for cleaning procedures
The metal and mechanical parts of the chair have sharp edges. Be careful when cleaning the chair
that your hands, fingers or other body parts are not injured.
Turn off the power switch at the end of day or during recess.
Injury or damage may result from operation due to unexpected contact.
Immediately wipe off any chemical that spills on the chair.
Failure to do so can result in deformation or discoloration.
Do not apply heat
Doing so can result in deformation or discoloration.
Discoloration of resin
Resin materials are used in external components of this product. Carefully selected materials are used;
however, discoloration may occur for reasons such as natural deterioration or the adherence of solutions.
To ensure use of the product for longer period, immediately wipe off any solutions if it adheres, and avoid
sunlight.
Do not place any objects other than persons in the seat.
Other objects can result in deformation or tearing of the leather, or corrosion.
Do not strongly strike or scrape the chair.
Doing so can result in damage, and faulty operation.
Do not push the backrest forward.
This may cause malfunction.
Recline the backrest at the end of the day
When you have finished working for the day, lower the chair to the lowest position and completely recline
the backrest. This helps to extend the service life of the chair by not applying a load to springs and
cylinders.
Do not use this chair for any applications other than hairdressing/beauty-related procedures.
This product is designed for commercial use in barber shops and beauty salons.
Only persons who are certified hairdressers or beauticians can be allowed to use this chair.
Do not use outdoors.
Doing so can result in damage.
Contact your authorized Takara Belmont dealer if the breaker function (p. 34) frequently operates.
Maximum load (maximum lifting capacity) is 135kg.
The lifting speed of the chair may change or the operation noise may increase depending on the weight of
the customer.
Use and Cleaning Precautions
Safety Precautions
CAUTION
Use Precautions
9

Operate the fan once a month
Even if the fan is not used for a long period of time, operate the fan once a month. If dust or hair
accumulates inside the fan, dust or hair may come out when the fan is running, or the fan itself may cause
malfunction.
Pay attention to the natural wood part
Do not hit the natural wood part with a hard object such as scissors. Wood may be chipped or scratched.
Materials Used
The wood section of the product uses natural wood.
The wood surface is finished with urethane paint. Even if the paint is of the same color, the wood grain
pattern and color tone differ one by one depending on the parts to be used. Understand the features and
characteristics of natural wood that are different from mass-produced products such as artificial building
materials that use printed surface sheets.
Use Precautions
10

Locations of Warning Labels
• Operation manual (this manual) 1 copy • Installation manual 1 copy
• DIVAN-Z Attaching the provided protective stickers 1 copy
• Protective sticker for armrest1 set (right and left) • Protective sticker for table 1 sheet
Accessories
Precautions Related to Synthetic Leather
Clothing dye adhering
The color of clothing or belts can be transferred to the synthetic leather of this chair by means of contact.
If color adheres to the leather, wipe off the stain as soon as possible before it soaks in by using a soft cloth
that has been dabbed with a neutral detergent diluted with water to approximately one tenth, wipe it with a
damp cloth and thoroughly wipe it dry.
Precautions regarding deformation and color transfer due to contact
• Contact with other plastic parts, painted items, solvents, adhesive tape and similar items can result in
changes in surface luster, cracking, deformation and peeling.
• Contact with newspaper or other printed items can result in color transfer.
• Contact with printed clothing such as t-shirts, jeans and similar items can result in color transfer such as
by dye adhering to the leather.
• Adhering benzene, nail polish remover, alcohol, oil and similar substances can result in discoloration,
surface dissolution, changes in luster, hardening or softening and peeling.
• Use of bleach, or use of a sheet or other cloth for which bleach has been used can result in changes in
luster and color.
• Placement of an iron, heater or other excessive heat source near the chair can result in deformation and
discoloration.
• Use a curtain or similar item to block the chair from exposure to direct sunlight. Exposure to direct
sunlight can result in surface deformation, shrinking, discoloration, faded colors and similar problems.
• Placement of a heavy item for an extended period can result in marks or wrinkles that do not disappear
after removing the item.
Leather wrinkle processing
The wrinkles in the design result in an irregular wrinkling process called gathering. Because of the irregular
wrinkling process, the amount and length of wrinkles are different one by one. Gathering also varies
depending on the type of leather, color, and lot.
Risk of pinching during the
operation. Check the space below
and around the chair when raising
or lowering the chair and the legrest.
Risque de pincement durant
I'opération. Vérifier I'espace en
dessous et autour de la chaise lors
de I'élévation ou de la descente de
la chaise ainsl que du repose jambes.
Risk of dropping of the pump.
Carry the chair with holding the base
and the foot pedal.
Risque d'échapper la pompe.
Transporter la chaise en soutenant la
base et la pédale.
Risk of electric shock, fire, and
abnormal motion.
Do not disassemble, repair or
modify.
Risque de choc électrique, incendie
ou opération anormale.
Ne pas desassembler, réparer ou
modifier.
Risk of malfunction or a fire caused
by a short circuit.
Unplug the power cord when not
used.
Risque de malfonction ou incendie
causée par un court-circuit.
Débrancher le cordon d'alimentation
lorsque non-utilisé.
WARNING/ AVERTISSEMENT
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Headrest
(With headrest cover)
(p. 16)
Backrest
Armrest
(with retractable table)
(p. 30)
Fan (p. 29)
Footrest (Removable)
(p. 32)
Base
Foot cushion
Pump cover Dryer/Iron holder
(p. 26)
Body (Right)
Legrest
Main Unit
Seat
Cape holder
(p. 25)
Body (Left)
Foot control
(p. 13)
Control panel (Right)
(p. 13)
Control panel (Left)
(p. 13)
(Optional) (p. 31)
Footrest pad
Attach the provided protective sticker (for preventing
scratches) to the armrest and fold-out table before use.
(Refer to the separate sheet "DIVAN-Z Attaching the
provided protective stickers")
Part Names
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④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧
Left Right
①Preset switch P1
②Preset switch P2
③Preset switch P3
④Legrest switch
⑤UP/DOWN switch
⑥Backrest switch
⑦Auto-return switch
⑧Service outlet
⑨Heater switch
⑩Fan switch
Rotation lock switch (p. 15)
UP/DOWN switch (p. 18)
Rotation lock switch (p. 15)
Control Panels
Foot Control
These are collectively
referred to as "Foot Control".
Power switch (p. 14)
⑧
④⑥ ⑤⑦ ⑨⑩
①
②
③
②
①
Part Names
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Press the side with the｜mark to turn the power on and the side with the ○mark to turn the power off.
The warm-up mode may be activated to start the warm-up operation when the hydraulic oil temperature and
the room temperature is low. (p. 28)
⇒When the power is turned on, the chair rotation is locked automatically.
Always operate the power switch by your hands only.
Turning on power
Inserting the power plug into the outlet
CAUTION
• Use an unshared outlet that has an attached ground terminal and matches the rated
voltage and current *of this product. Using the same outlet together with the power
plug of other devices can result in abnormal heat generation and possible fire.
* 110-240V AC (12 A or more).
• Be sure to fully insert the power plug into the outlet until reaching the base of the
plug.
• Do not pull the cord to remove the power plug from the outlet. Hold by the power
plug at the end of the cord when removing.
• Do not touch the power plug or outlet with wet hands.
• Do not connect the earth (ground) to the following objects.
Water pipes, Gas pipes, Lightning rods and telephone dedicated grounding wire
• Securely connect to ground. Consult an electrician for grounding procedures.
• Turn off the power switch and remove the power plug from the outlet when the
chair is not to be used for a long period of time, such as at the end of work or
during holidays.
OFF (○mark) ON (｜mark)
Turning on power
Correctly insert the power plug into
an outlet with a ground terminal.
Outlet
(With ground terminal) Power cord
Ground
Power plug
WARNING
14

• When the customer gets on or off the chair, the chair should always be at entry/exit
position (auto return position) with the chair rotation locked.
• Make sure that no persons or objects are nearby before slowly rotating the chair.
• When the backrest is fully reclined, rotate it with attention to the position in which
the customer is lying and the posture of his/her body and limbs.
• After rotation, be sure to lock the chair base.
Hold the backrest or body when rotating the chair.
(You can rotate the chair a full 360°.)
When the rotation is locked, stepping on the rotation lock switch to unlock it.
Each stepping of the rotation lock switch alternately locks and unlock the rotation.
⇒When the rotation is in the unlocked state, the rotation is locked by performing the following operation:
•Turn on the power switch.
•Press the switches on the foot control and control panel
(except for the legrest heater switch and fan switch).
Rotation lock switch
Foot control
Backrest
Body
Rotating the chair
WARNING
15

While pressing the
headrest operation
lever.
1. Lift up the handle and pull up the headrest.
Remove your hand at the desired position to
lock the headrest there. If the headrest is
pulled too far up, return it while pressing the
headrest operation lever.
Use the headrest when supporting the customer's head is needed, such as for shaving.
Tip the headrest forward to fit it against the customer's head so that the customer will be more comfortable
even if used for an extended period.
Do not press the headrest operation lever when
pulling up the headrest from its stored position.
It makes the headrest fall forward when the
headrest is pulled up and may interfere with the
backrest, causing damage to the leather of the
backrest.
Move the headrest back to the original angle,
and then lower the headrest. If the headrest is
lowered being tilted forward, it may interfere
with the backrest, causing damage to the leather
of the backrest.
②②
• Be careful in pulling up the headrest more than necessary because doing so will
make the headrest to come off the chair.
• Be careful not to get water or any chemical on the headrest bar. Wipe off all water
and chemicals immediately if any gets on these parts. Failure to do so can prevent
the headrest from being securely fixed because of corrosion or degradation of
friction force due to rust.
• Be careful when operating the headrest that fingers and other body parts are not
pinched between the area around the operating lever or in between the headrest and
backrest.
• Be careful not to catch customer's hair or clothing when storing the headrest.
• Do not apply excessive load or shock to the headrest. Doing so can result in damage.
• Be sure to always store the headrest when performing a back shampooing. Otherwise, the shampoo bowl
will interfere with the headrest possibly resulting in breakage.
2. While pressing the headrest operation lever,
tip the headrest forward.
Headrest can be tilted forward only at 90°.
Push the headrest over so it is at 90 degrees and
release the headrest operation lever.
①
Handle
Headrest
operation
lever
3. Store the headrest when finished using it.
①While holding the handle and pressing the
headrest operation lever, return the headrest to
its original angle.
②Lower the headrest.
Headrest bar
Adjusting the headrest
CAUTION
While pressing the
headrest operation
lever.
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Detaching/Attaching the headrest
If you do not use the headrest, you can remove it by
pulling it out.
When attaching, insert the hole of the headrest
support frame into the lock support bar while press-
ing the headrest operation lever, aligning the guide.
Lock support bar
Headrest
support frame
GuideGuide
HoleHole
Adjusting the headrest
17

• When raising or lowering the chair, make sure that there are no person, hands, feet,
or objects nearby before operating the chair. Especially when lowering the chair, be
careful not to get your foot caught under the footrest.
• The body of this product moves backward as it moves up. Make sure that there are
no obstacles in the front and back before operating the chair.
The chair moves up and down while a switch is pressed.
⇒Even if the chair is unlocked, rotation mechanism will be locked before the chair is activated.
To fine-adjust the position
When lowering the chair, the position can be finely adjusted by pressing the switch little by little.
When raising the chair, first press the switch lightly to start the operation, then press the switch little by
little to fine-tune the position.
UP/DOWN switch (Up)
Foot control
UP/DOWN switch
Control panel (Right)
UP/DOWN switch
Control panel (Left)
UP/DOWN switch (Down)
Raising/Lowering the Chair
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• When raising/reclining the backrest, make sure that there are no hand or fingers of
the customer between the backrest and the body/seat.
• Carefully recline the backrest so that the headrest or backrest will not contact any
shampoo bowl or nearby equipment.
• When the backrest is laid down, the body lowers in conjunction with it. Be careful
not to pinch your body or objects under the body or between the body and the pump
cover.
The backrest will recline/raise while the switch is held down.
⇒Even if the chair is unlocked, rotation mechanism will be locked before the chair is activated.
To fine-adjust the position
When reclining the backrest, the position can be finely adjusted by pressing the switch little by little.
When raising the backrest, first press the switch lightly to start the operation, then press the switch little by
little to fine-tune the position.
When you recline the backrest without using the headrest when performing backwash, support the
customer's head with your hand so that the customer will not contact with the shampoo bowl.
Backrest switch
Control panel (Right)
Backrest switch
Control panel (Left)
Reclining/Raising the Backrest
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• When raising the legrest, make sure that customer's toes or the footrest does not
come in contact with peripheral equipment.
• When lowering the legrest, make sure that there is no person or object under the
legrest or footrest.
Raising/Lowering the Legrest
The legrest moves up and down while the switch is pressed.
The footrest is also moved up and down in conjunction.
⇒Even if the chair is unlocked, rotation mechanism will be locked before the chair is activated.
To fine-adjust the position
When lowering the legrest, the position can be finely adjusted by pressing the switch little by little.
When raising the legrest, first press the switch lightly to start the operation, then press the switch little by
little to fine-tune the position.
Legrest switch
Control panel (Right)
Legrest switch
Control panel (Left)
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