Takara Belmont Legacy 90 User manual

Model No. AB-0090
Legacy 90 Barber Chair
(Koken 90 Barber Chair)
General Safety Instructions
Safety Precautions
Notes for Use
Notes for Use with Upholstery
Name of Components
How to Use
Care and Maintenance
Daily Inspection
Daily Inspection Procedure
Specifications
Standard Period of Use
When Disposing of This Product
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Adjusting the Headrest………………………5
For back shampoo and haircut.……………6
Using the Heelrest
………………………… 6
Reclining/Raising the Backrest
…………… 7
Using the Cape Holder………………………8
Using the Dryer Holder………………………9
Using the Manicure Holder…………………9
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TAKARA BELMONT Barber Chair
Table of Contents
Operating Manual
Thank you for purchasing TAKARA BELMONT product.
Please read through this manual
carefully before installing or using
the product to ensure correct use.
Failure to read the operating manual may lead to
accidents.
This product is designed for commercial use at barbers
or beauty salons and should be used in combination
with an upper seat unit. Do not use this product for the
purposes other than the practices and services in these
places.
Keep this operation manual in a safe place for your
future reference.

General Safety Instructions
Safety Precautions
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Warning
Disassembly and repair should only be
performed by a skilled technician
Caution
Please read the safety precautions and notes carefully to ensure the proper use of this product.
Before use
About the precautions listed here
Warning
Caution
These precautions are provided for the safe use of this product and to prevent personal injury and harm to users
and third parties. Please follow all of the precautions shown here, as they contain important information related to
safety. TAKARA BELMONT bears no responsibility for personal injury or harm caused to the user or third parties
in the event that the “Safety Precautions”, “Notes for Use” or the “Notes for Use with Synthetic Leather” have not
been observed and an accident has occurred. In this event, the user who did not follow these precautions bears
responsibility for said personal injury. Detailed information on cautionary marks is as explained below. Be sure to
read and understand their descriptions carefully before reading the main text.
This mark warns the user that “ignorance of this display and improper use may
cause death or serious personal injury”.
This mark warns the user that “ignorance of this display and improper use may
cause slight to moderate personal injury or property damage”.
If improperly repaired, the chair may operate abnormally
and cause injury.
Customers must not repair or tamper with the chair, as it
is dangerous. If not, this may result in the body part being pinched,
causing bodily injury.
The customer or user’s hands, fingers, or
body parts must be kept away from the
movable parts of the equipment or the
area surrounding its movable parts
Before operation, confirm that every part
is working normally and safely
When wiping, strong disinfectants that
corrode metal, povidone-iodine (isodine
solution) or sodium hypochlorite, etc.,
must never be used.
Care must be taken to supervise customers in order to
prevent an unintended accident caused by a customer
(especially children) playing with or operating the chair in a
careless manner.
Doing so may lead to malfunction.
Care must be taken with customers and children
If a chemical solution makes a stain or is splashed on the electrical
components
, it may result in malfunction or electrical leakage. If dirt
has adhered to the chair, wipe it off immediately with a dry, soft towel.
If water or chemical solutions have been
splashed on the chair, wipe it off immediately
Doing so may lead to the destruction or malfunction of the
cover or other such parts.
Do NOT pound or scrape the equipment
When rotating the chair, make sure to confirm that nobody
is around the chair. If the chair hits someone (especially
around the steps), it may result in injury.
Care must be taken when rotating the chair
Doing so may result in a falling accident or cause malfunction.
Do NOT let persons weighing 135kg or
more sit in the chair
Please be careful, as the headrest will come off when
raised too high.
Also, when operating the headrest, take care to not have
your fingers pinched around the headrest area or between
the backrest.
Be careful during headrest operation
Classification
of precautions
Size and degree of imminent danger or harm

Warning
Caution
Notes for Use
Notes for Use with Upholstery
Before or during operation of the chair, sufficient care must be taken to
ensure that bodies, hands and feet, or obstructions are not around the
operating range (raise/lower direction of the chair, recline/raise direction of
the backrest, raise/lower direction of the legrest, and the rotation direction
of the chair). If care is not taken to do so, it may result in being pinched by
the chair, and may cause bodily harm or property damage.
When operating the chair, mind the surrounding area
Sitting on the backrest may result in bodily injury or may
cause the chair to break from falling over.
Do NOT sit on the backrest
When reclining or raising the backrest, take sufficient care
to ensure that customers’ fingers or other objects are not
between the backrest and the seat. Not doing so may result
in bodily injury from pinching or other such accidents.
Be careful when reclining or raising the backrest
Have installation or mounting of the equipment
performed by a professional (from TAKARA BELMONT
or a TAKARA BELMONT specified representative).
The chair must be installed on flat and solid flooring.
If the chair is installed to an area where the flooring
surface is inclined at 5° or more, it may cause the chair
to fall over.
Be careful during installation
Never sit on the headrest, armrest, or on the front edge of the seat when the backrest has been reclined. Also, do not
apply more weight to the chair than necessary. Doing so may cause the chair to fall over or break.
Do NOT sit anywhere except the designated sitting area
Do not sit on the legrest or backrest. Also, do not apply
more than the necessary weight to the chair. Doing so may
cause the chair to fall over or break. The legrest and
backrest can withstand a load of 60kg. Do not apply more
than the necessary weight to the headrest or armrest. The
headrest can withstand a load of 10kg.
Do NOT apply excessive weight to any
part of the chair
To transport the chair, hold the up/down foot pedals and
base plate. Do not lift up the chair by holding the upper seat
unit only. Otherwise, the base unit may fall off and cause
serious injury.
When moving the chair, make sure to hold
the following locations
Putting things other than people may cause deformation,
tearing, or corrosion of the upholstery.
Adherence of fabric dyes
The upholstery may be stained by coming into contact with fabric, belts or other such attire. In order to avoid infiltration
by plasticizer when color has been adhered, apply a solution of neutral detergent diluted by about 10% to a soft towel
and wipe off the color as soon as possible. After wiping off the color, wipe the area dry.
Caution for deterioration and color staining caused by contact
Contact with things such as other plastic parts, paints, solvents, and adhesive tape may cause changes to the surface
shine, cracking, deformation, or peeling.
Contact with newspaper or printed materials may cause color staining.
Contact with T-shirt prints, jeans and other such items may cause color staining from dyes in the upholstery.
Contact with things like benzene, polish remover, or alcohol may cause the surface to discolor, dissolve, harden,
soften, peel, extract plasticizer, or experience changes to its shine.
Using bleach or sheets that use bleach may cause discoloration or changes to shine.
When placed next to a source of excessive heat such as an iron or heater, deformation or discoloration may occur.
Shield the upholstery with a curtain or other such item so that it does not come into contact with direct sunlight.
Otherwise, surface changes, shrinkage, discoloration, or fading may occur.
Heavy objects placed on the upholstery for long periods of time may leave an impression and wrinkles may become
unable to be removed.
Do NOT put things other than people on the seat
If any chemicals are splashed on the upholstery parts, wipe
off the chemical immediately. Splashed chemicals may
cause discoloration or deterioration.
Do NOT clean using chemicals or apply heat
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Name of Components (Including Options)
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Legrest
Reclining lever
Body
Armrest
Manicure holder
Manicure bowl
Backrest
• Headrest
• Headrest cover
Headrest holder
Towel hanger
Heelrest
Step
Handle

Name of Components (Including Options)
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Headrest button
Cape Holder
Component Materials
The casting components of this chair are a handmade one-off product.
Dryer holder
Hook
Different from mass-produced products, the casting components used for appearance of
this product are made by hand piece by piece. Some convexoconcave and a hole may
remain in the casting surface. Please understand that we have finished this product
without putty because we think that the natural aspect of material is important.

How to Use
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Adjusting the Headrest
1.
2.
3.
Note: The headrest is unnecessary for back shampoo and haircut.
Headrest button
Headrest button
Insert the headrest while
pressing the headrest button.
You cannot insert the headrest unless
you depress the headrest button.
Adjust the headrest to the
height of the customer’s head.
You can adjust the headrest to 11 height
levels. You can pull up the headrest
even if you do not press the headrest
button.
If you pull up the headrest too much,
press the headrest button to temporarily
lower the headrest and then adjust it
again.
Fix the headrest at the height
tailored to the customer.
You can fix the headrest at 11-level
adjustment positions. The position
where you can hear tick when pulling
up the headrest is the position where
the headrest can be fixed.
CAUTION
● Be sure to adjust the headrest to any of the 11-level adjustment positions. Do not
adjust the headrest to other positions. If the headrest moves during shaving, the
customer may be severely injured.
● For back shampoo, if you recline the backrest with the headrest inserted, the chair
or shampoo equipment may be damaged, injuring the customer.
Inserting the Headrest

How to Use
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Grasp the handle of the heelrest when moving the heelrest.
Headrest
Headrest holder
For back shampoo and haircut
Using the Heelrest
Handle
Heelrest
Heelrest
CAUTION
● Be sure to grasp the handle of the heelrest when moving the heelrest. Take care
not to pinch foot of the customer or your finger in between the heelrest and step.
For back shampoo, pull out the headrest completely.
Place the pulled-out headrest in the headrest holder on the side of the body.
Depending on the customer’s height and body shape, the heelrest may be used.
When the backrest is reclined, rotate the heelrest to support the heel, providing a
more comfortable position.

How to Use
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Reclining/Raising the Backrest
Reclining lever
Backrest
The backrest can be unlocked by the reclining lever. The backrest moves only when
the reclining lever is tilted back.
●When reclining the backrest
Tilt the reclining lever back.
The reclining lever is retained by
the gas pressure of the gas
cylinder so let the customer lean
back while supporting the
backrest.
●When raising the backrest
Tilt the reclining lever back.
The raising force is supported by
the gas pressure of the gas cylinder
so support the backrest and then
raise it.
CAUTION
● When the reclining lever is tilted back, be sure to support and operate the
backrest so that the backrest does not move suddenly.

Using the Cape Holder
1 Rotate the cape holder forward.
2 Pull the tip of the cape holder to pinch the cutting cape.
Pull the tip of the cape holder from over the cutting cape. Pinch the cutting cape and release it.
Using the cape holder provides the following:
When storing When using
Cape holder
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How to Use
●Good ventilation (making space between the customer and cutting cape)
●Easy handling of cut hair
CAUTION
● Do not apply unnecessary force to the cape holder.
● When not using the cape holder, be sure to return it to the storage position.
● When returning the cape holder to the storage position, be careful that a finger of the
customer or user is not pinched between the cape holder and the armrest.

Using the Manicure Holder
Using the Dryer Holder
When storing When using
The dryer holder is equipped in the rear of the left body.
The manicure holder is equipped at the tip of the armrest.
Dryer holder
Manicure bowl
Manicure ring
Manicure holder
Body
Ring
Use the dryer holder as the temporary holder of a hand dryer during operation.
Lay the ring of the dryer holder when you use the holder.
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How to Use
CAUTION
● Do not apply unnecessary force to the dryer holder.
● When not using the dryer holder, be sure to return it to the storage position.
● When returning the dryer holder to the storage position, be careful that a finger of the
customer or user is not pinched between the cape holder and the armrest.
CAUTION
● Do not apply unnecessary force to the manicure ring.
● Take care not to pinch a finger of the customer or user when inserting the manicure ring
into the manicure holder.
When using the manicure bowl, insert the manicure ring into the manicure holder and place the
manicure bowl on the ring.

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Take care of the product after use and keep it always clean.
Upholstery
Resin
Metal
If the stain is heavy If the stain is heavy
Notice
Care and Maintenance
Daily Inspection
Wipe the resin with soft and dry cloth.Wipe the urethane upholstery with soft and dry cloth.
Wipe the metal with soft and dry cloth.
Soft and dry cloth
Soft and dry cloth
Soft and dry cloth
CAUTIONS
● Do not clean the upholstery with detergent including organic solvent.
● If the color of clothing or a belt remains in the upholstery, wipe it out with diluted
neutral detergent promptly to avoid color infiltration.
Maintenance of each section
Wipe the upholstery with diluted neutral
detergent. If the color of clothing or a belt
remains in the upholstery, wipe it out with
diluted neutral detergent as early as
possible to avoid infiltration by plasticizer.
Do not wipe the metal with wet cloth
because the metal hates humidity and
water. If the metal is watered, wipe out
moisture immediately. Moisture causes a
failure by rust.
Dip the cloth with neutral detergent
diluted by about 10% and wipe the
resin with the hardly wrung-out cloth.
Then dry the resin enough.
● Never use the following for cleaning:
Volatile chemicals such as thinner, alcohol,
gasoline, or kerosene; detergents that are
organic solvent, acidic, alkaline and chlorinated;
abrasive wax; abrasive sponges, etc.
To use the equipment that has not been used for a long time, clean before using and be sure to check
that the equipment operates safely without any error.
To ensure safe use, inspect the product according to “Daily Inspection Procedure” in this manual.
Be sure to inspect the product every day by following the description of “Daily
Inspection Procedure.” Using the product without conducting daily inspection may
cause breakdown or accident.
NeutralNeutral
Thinner Gasoline
With abrasive
Chemicals
Wax
Alcohol

Daily Inspection Procedure
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Follow the inspection procedure below to ensure safe and long use of the product.
Items to be checked every day
Item to be inspected How to inspect In case of x as a result of inspection
Proper operation of the
equipment
Inspect that you can raise and
recline the backrest with the
reclining lever.
The customer may be unable to get on and off
the chair safely. If the operation is abnormal,
contact your nearest service center or dealer.
Inspect that the equipment does
not wobble and abnormal sound
does not occur during operation.
If the equipment wobbles or abnormal sound
occurs during operation, contact your nearby
service center or dealer.
Inspect that the backrest stops at
any position and does not move.
If the backrest does not stop, contact your
nearby service center or dealer.

Specifications
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Model No. AB-0090
1350N (135 kgf)
Backrest withstand load, legrest withstand load: 600N (60 kgf)
Headrest withstand load: 100N (10 kgf)
68.5 kg
Maximum load
Usage environment
Transportation / Storage
environment
Mass
Dimensions (the figures represent standard values. Unit: mm)
(( ) indicates US spec.)
Ø125
Ø608
Ø608
)011(05
1070 (1130)
732 (792)
397 (457)
577 (637)
714 (774)
)741(78
1534
812
1228
490
470
224
426
480
683
713
360
371
Ram diameter: Ø25.7
Ø165
Ram diameter: Ø34.7
812
490
1228
360
224
426
480
683
371
713
470
1534
)464(404
)011(05
)7311(7701
)997(937
)446(485
)187(127
)451(49
<AB-0090 with AN-008H>
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Temperature 0 〜40ºC
Humidity 10 〜95%
Air pressure 700 〜1060 hPa
Temperature -20 〜70ºC
Humidity 10 〜95%
Air pressure 700 〜1060 hPa

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Standard Period of Use
When Disposing of This Product
The standard period of use for this product is 10 years.
The standard period of use acts as “a guide to the standard period of time that each product can
be used safely and without trouble when under standard usage conditions, appropriate mainte-
nance and inspection (including parts replacement) has been performed and the product has
been used.” This is not a warranty period. The “standard period of use” will differ depending on
the environment that the customer uses the product in and its frequency of use. For maintenance
after the standard period of use has passed, consult your local dealer or TAKARA BELMONT.
Properly dispose of this product or its replacement parts in accordance with the rules and regulations
at the time of disposal.

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TAKARA BELMONT CORPORATION
2-1-1, Higashishinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka, 542-0083, Japan
TEL. : [phone]
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