Takara Belmont W SWING YUME User manual

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Operating Instructions
Takara Belmont Wash Unit
AY-YMW*
Model number
2022.10 (version 1)
1A0X4XA0 (inquiry number)
Thank you for purchasing this Takara Belmont product.
Please read the Operating Instructions carefully before use and use the product correctly.
Failing to read the Operating Instructions before use may lead to accidents.
• Keep this booklet safe near the product so that it can be referred to promptly and be sure to read this
booklet again when necessary.
• This product is an industrial appliance designed for use by hair and beauty salons. Only use this
product for its intended purpose.
• The product must only be used by those who have undergone appropriate training, such as hairstyl-
ists and beauticians.
• Installation and assembly should be consigned to Takara Belmont or the vendor designated by Takara
Belmont.
If the Operating Instructions become illegible due to stains and tears, or if this booklet is misplaced,
please request a copy from Takara Belmont using the inquiry number shown in the box below.
W SWING YUME
(AY-YMWNH is shown in the figure)

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Table of Contents
Introduction
Preparation
Instructions for Use
Maintenance
Description of Warning Symbols .................................................................................. 3
Safety Precautions ...................................................................................................... 4
Precautions for Use .................................................................................................. 7
Precautions for the Basin Product .......................................................................... 9
Precautions for Resin Plated Parts ........................................................................ 9
Position for Attaching the Warning Label .............................................................. 9
Before Using the Product ...................................................................................... 10
Accessories ............................................................................................................. 10
Names of Parts ....................................................................................................... 10
Removal of the Shower Head Holder Cover ........................................................ 12
Attaching the Sponge ............................................................................................. 12
Attachment of the Shower Head Holder Cover ................................................... 12
Attaching the Neck Cushion .................................................................................. 13
Attaching the Head Pillow ..................................................................................... 14
Using the Shower head .......................................................................................... 14
Adjusting the Amount of Hot Water ...................................................................... 15
Adjusting the Temperature of Hot Water ............................................................. 16
Filling the Basin with Hot Water ........................................................................... 18
Fix the Neck Device (during intermediate rinsing during perm operation) ..... 19
Return the Neck Device to the Normal State ...................................................... 19
Wash the Hair .......................................................................................................... 20
Maintenance Method ............................................................................................. 26
Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................... 34
Daily Inspection ...................................................................................................... 35
Parts for Regular Replacement ............................................................................ 37
Standard Period of Use .......................................................................................... 37
Consumable Goods ................................................................................................ 38
When Disposing of the Product ............................................................................ 38
Specifications ......................................................................................................... 39
Product Dimension Diagram ................................................................................. 40
Information for Use when Needed

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Symbols for prohibited items Symbols for mandatory items
Display for general prohibitions
Display for prohibition of disassembly,
repair, and modification
Display for general mandatory action by
the user
Display for the notification of precau-
tions for high temperature
Description of Warning Symbols
These are intended for the safe use of the product and to prevent harm and damage to users and other
people.
All of the precautions shown are important details related to safety. Please be sure to follow these
precautions.
If an accident occurs because of a failure to follow the Safety Precautions, Precautions for Use,
Precautions for Basin Products, and Precautions for Resin Plated Parts, Takara Belmont will not be
responsible for any damage or risk to the person using this product or those around them due to
accidents. In this case, the person failing to adhere to the Safety Precautions and Precautions for Use
will be responsible for any damage or risk incurred.
Detailed descriptions of symbols are provided below. Read and understand these symbols thoroughly
before reading this manual.
Please be sure to read the Safety Precautions and Precautions for Use carefully and use the product
correctly.
■Before using the product ...
■Precautions shown on this page
The items explained under this symbol are precautions that may result
in death or serious injury from incorrect or improper handling of the
product if the warning is not followed.
The items explained under this symbol are precautions that may result
in mild or moderate injury or property damage from incorrect or
improper handling of the product if the caution is not followed.
Precaution classification Magnitude of harm/damage and urgency
Individual instructions that must be followed are explained under the following symbols:
WARNING
CAUTION

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Safety Precautions (Please be sure to follow these precautions.)
WARNING
• Avoid wetting parts other than the basin
- Care must be taken to avoid wetting parts of the product other than the basin. If parts other
than basin come in contact with water, this must be wiped off immediately. Water entering
the device may cause a malfunction.
- Care must be taken to avoid spilling water on the floor. If water is spilled on the floor, this
must be wiped up immediately. Water on the floor may damage the floor or cause water
leakage accidents.
• Be careful of customers and children
- Care must be taken during use of this product to monitor the customer at all times. Sudden
contact of the customer (especially children) with the product may lead to malfunctions and
accidents.
- Keep children away from the product when treatment is not being provided.
• Return the thermostatic control knob to the appropriate temperature after using hot water
- Be sure to return the thermostatic control knob to the appropriate temperature after using
hot water. Continued use without returning the knob may result in burns.
- Simultaneous use of the product with other devices that share the same source of cold or
hot water may cause the temperature to become unstable. If multiple devices are being
used, adjust the temperature by turning the thermostatic control knob slowly.
• Precautions during installation
- The product must be installed according to the work instructions.
- The product must be installed and assembled by specialist personnel (Takara Belmont or
The vendor designated by Takara Belmont).
- The product must be installed on a flat, durable surface that is secure.
- The product must be installed in an area where it does not come in contact with surrounding
objects.
• Keep the user’s and customer’s hands, fingers, bodies, and pieces of clothing away from
all moving parts of the product or areas around the moving parts
This may cause injury from jamming.
• Do not lean, ride, or hang onto the product
Do not lean, ride, hang, or pull on the product, or apply excessive force on the product. This may result in
damage. Also, the sudden movement of the product may lead to injury from falling over or falling off.
• Support the head of the customer with your hand when lowering or raising the backrest
When lowering or raising the backrest, be sure to support the head of the customer with your hand and call
out to the customer. Failing to do so may result in the basin coming in contact with the head.
• Adjust the temperature of the hot water by checking the temperature with the hands
When adjusting the temperature of the hot water, reduce the amount of hot water and change the direction of
the shower head away the customer and adjust the temperature while checking the temperature with the
hands. Care must be provided in this operation as it may lead to boiling water being output.
Installation and transfer
When using or handling the product ...

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When using or handling the product ...
• Avoid disassembling, repairing, and modifying the product
- Persons other than Takara Belmont after-purchase service personnel must not disassemble
nor repair the product. This may result in accidents, malfunctions, electrocution, and fire.
- Modification of the product is dangerous and must be avoided under all circumstances.
• Be sure to perform daily inspection
The use of the product without performing daily inspections may lead to injury and product damage.
Please refer to [pages 35 to 37] for information on daily inspections.
• Take utmost care when operating the chair
Utmost care must be taken when lowering the backrest of a chair with auto-setting functions to avoid
catching the body and other objects between the chair and basin.
• Avoid using hot water above 60°C
Use of hot water above 60°C may result in deformation and damage to the basin, shower head, and tap.
Safety Precautions (Please be sure to follow these precautions.)
WARNING
CAUTION
• Avoid using the product with a damaged cover
In case of damage to the cover, have the cover replaced immediately. Continued use without replacing these
parts may result in failure or an accident.
• Do not use the product with the maintenance cover open
Contact with the high temperature part of the pipes may cause burns.
• Do not apply shock to the product
Damage to the cover, a malfunction, or breakage may lead to injury.
• Avoid drinking the hot or cold water
This product is designed for use for washing the hair. Do not drink the water.
Diarrhea, abdominal pain, and other problems may occur depending on the water quality.
• Do not use the product with the plating peeled off
If the plating of the metal faucet parts (tap and thermostatic control knob) peels off, contact your local
Takara Belmont dealer immediately and have these replaced. Continued use without replacing these parts
may result in injury.
• Avoid output of water in large amounts with the shower head resting on the shower head
holder
Water released may spill out of the basin or come into contact with the customer.
When outputting the water with the shower head resting on the shower head holder, check the surroundings
and turn the tap slowly.
When using or handling the product ...

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CAUTION
When using or handling the product ...
Safety Precautions (Please be sure to follow these precautions.)
• Do not use the product in locations where freezing is expected
This may cause damage and water leakage accidents.
Repair of damage caused by freezing will incur a charge even during the warranty period. If there is risk of
freezing, use heating to keep the room temperature from dropping below 0°C.
• Do not use the product outdoors
This product is for indoor use only. Do not install the product outdoors or in vehicles. Make sure that the
product is used in hair and beauty salons. Failure to do so may result in a malfunction or damage.
• Keep away from direct sunlight and stove heat
Keep the product away from direct sunlight and stove heat. This may result in discoloration and deteriora-
tion.
• Handle the shower hose carefully
- When using the basin, check that the shower hose is not caught under the foot or stool. This
may result in damage to the basin.
- Do not step over the shower hose when using the product. This may cause the shower to
become caught between you and the basin and lead to injury.
- Do not use excessive force to pull on the shower hose.
This may cause damage to the shower hose and water leakage accidents.
• Be sure to wipe the floor if it is wet
If the floor is wet after washing, be sure to wipe the floor immediately. This may cause deterioration of the
floor or a malfunction.
• Check the position of the thermostatic control knob before outputting water
Boiling water may be output and may cause burns.
• Avoid the use of polishing agents
Do not use polishing agents when cleaning the shower head, shower head holder, and covers.
The use of polishing agents, sponges containing polishing agents, or hard cleaning equipment, such as wire
wool and nylon scrub sponges, may cause scratching.

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Precautions for Use
• Do not use for any purpose other than hair and beauty salon treatment
This product is an industrial appliance for use in hair and beauty salons.
The product must only be used by those who have undergone appropriate training, such as hairstylists and aestheti-
cians.
• Care must be taken for interference with the chair (particularly with leg rest and step)
Rotating the chair with the leg rest stretched out and elevating the chair with the leg rest facing towards the product
may result in contact with the product, which may lead to injury and product damage.
Check that the product does not come in contact with the chair before rotating or elevating the chair.
• Insert the shower head securely into the shower head holder
If the shower head is not inserted sufficiently, it will not be held securely by the shower head holder. This may cause the
direction of the shower head to change when water is released, resulting in water coming into contact with the
customer.
• Return the shower head to the shower head holder so that the shower head plate is facing towards
the basin
Water released may spill out of the basin or come into contact with the customer.
Make sure that the shower head is returned to the shower head holder so that the shower head plate is facing towards
the basin.
• Do not use strong acids and strong alkalis for cleaning chemicals
Avoid using cleaning chemicals containing caustic soda (NaOH) and caustic potash (KOH) to clean the drainage pipes.
Also, do not release thinners, alcohol, nail polish remover, gasoline, or kerosene into the drainage under any circum-
stances. This may result in damage to the drainage hose.
• Wipe off any chemicals that adhere to the product
If the chemicals come in contact with the wooden parts and covers, this must be wiped off immediately.
This may result in degeneration and discoloration.
• Avoid moving the basin when filled with water or carrying heavy objects
This may cause the water to spill out of the basin and stain the floor, furniture, or clothes. Also, wetting of the product
may cause malfunction or damage.
• Make sure that the neck fastening pin is locked when using the product with the neck device fixed
Using the product without locking the neck fastening pin may cause the neck device to become loose during treatment,
which may cause the customer to be hit on the head and become injured.
• Avoid applying heat
This may result in degeneration and discoloration.
• Do not allow sharp objects to come in contact with the neck cushion
Contact with sharp objects, such as scissors, may cause breakage of the outer surface.
• Do not wash the hair in the front or side position
Water released may spill out of the basin.
• Avoid wetting the shower head holder
Do not wet the shower head holder with water. This may cause water leakage.
• Do not apply excessive force when removing the cover of the shower head holder
Force applied to the assembled part may cause damage to the parts.
• Be sure to wipe the water off the areas outside the basin after using the product
Water left on the device may cause a malfunction and stains resistant to cleaning.

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Precautions for Use
• Avoid touching the hot water pipe
The hot water pipe is hot to touch. Avoid touching the pipe directly.
• Avoid dropping and placing heavy or sharp objects on the basin
This may cause damage, such as scratches and cracks.
• Do not use the product to wash sharp objects, such as scissors
This may scratch or damage the basin or neck cushion.
• Avoid spillage of water from the outlet of the shower hose when filling the basin with water
When filling the basin with water, be sure to fill to the designated maximum level. [Page 18]
• Set the temperature for supply of hot water to the device at 80°C or lower
Failure to do so may result in a malfunction or damage to the tap, check valve, flexible connector, and thermostatic
control knob.
• Drain the water in cold regions
If you are using the product in cold regions during the winter season, be sure to drain the water by opening the strainer
of the check valve to prevent freezing. Failure to do so may cause water leakage accidents.
• Be sure to use the neck cushion
The neck cushion must be used because providing treatment without using the neck cushion may place an unnecessary
burden on the neck and lead to injury.
• Avoid the use of mint oil and aroma oils
Do not use mint oils and aroma oils. This may damage the shower head, shower head holder, shower hose, tap,
thermostatic control knob, neck cushion, drain cap, and other resin parts.
• Avoid accidental contact of objects with the product
Avoid accidental contact of hard objects with the product.
This may cause the product to become deformed or damaged.
• Avoid accidental contact of objects with the resin handle
Avoid accidental contact of hard objects with the resin tap and thermostatic control knob.
The plated surface may become scratched and cracked, causing the resin to peel off and result in injury.
• Close the tap tightly
Make sure to stop the water by turning the tap clockwise completely after use and after completion of the work. Water
leakage accidents may occur if the water is not stopped completely.
• Do not block the drain outlet when the product is not in use
Do not block the drain outlet with a drain cap, towel, or hairdressing gown after completion of the work.
The accidental release of water or the output of cold or hot water due to the nighttime increase in water pressure may
cause the water to spill out of the basin and lead to water leakage accidents. When the product is not in use, be sure to
remove the drain cap from the drain outlet and place it outside the basin.
• Clean the hair catcher frequently
The hair catchers should be cleaned as frequently as possible. Cleaning should be performed after washing each
customer where possible because the use of the device without cleaning may cause the drain to become clogged with
accumulated hair and result in water overflow and unhygienic conditions.
• Do not leave the shower head inside the water in the basin
The water in the basin may regurgitate if the pressure inside the water pipe decreases because of the cutoff of the
water supply for work.

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Precautions for the Basin Product
The basin in this product uses ceramics. Since distortion and deformation is unavoidable in the molding
of ceramics, there are some variations in the position and height of the neck, as well as the shape and
the weight of the product. Please be advised of these variations. Also, the nature of ceramics can cause
sudden swelling in the part exposed to boiling water, which may result in cracking of the surface. Be
sure to avoid pouring boiling water on ceramics because this may cause damage to the ceramics or lead
to injury and water leakage.
Precautions for Resin Plated Parts
- The resin plate is a thin, hard metal membrane and the surface may become cracked or peel off due
to corrosion and deterioration over time.
- The plated surface may become scratched or cracked from impacts, such as from dropped objects.
- The plated surface may also become scratched or cracked from contact with hard objects.
- The plated surface may peel off from the scratches and cracks.
• Resin plating is used on the tap and thermostatic control knob.
Example of scratches
on the plated surface
Example of peeling
of the plated surface
Position for Attaching the Warning Label
Check that there are no scratches, cracks, or peeling on the plated surface of the tap
and thermostatic control knob. If the plating has peeled off, discontinue use imme-
diately and contact your local Takara Belmont dealer. Continued use without
replacing these parts may result in injury.
CAUTION

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Before Using the Product
Accessories
• This product is a hair washing device for use in washing the hair in the rear position*1and head spa.
• The back approach*2is used when this product is intended for use with the user in the standing or
sitting position.
• This product cannot be used for washing the hair in the side*3or front position.*4
• Check that the accessories are installed correctly on the product.
• The spaces between the covers and between the basin and cover vary somewhat depending on the
product. Please be advised of these variations.
• The space between the basin and cover is larger than the space between covers. This is due to the use
of ceramics in the basin and does not represent problems in quality.
*1: Rear position: This refers to the user standing at the back of the basin to wash the hair.
*2: Back approach: This refers to the user standing at the back of the basin for treatment, such as head spa.
*3: Side position: This refers to the user standing at the side of the basin to wash the hair.
*4: Front position: This refers to washing the hair with the customer leaning forward and facing down.
Side panel
Maintenance cover
Arm top panel
Names of Parts
Main unit
Thermostatic control knob
Front cover
Arm cover
Mohair tape
□Replacement mohair tape
(consumable goods): 1
(With the operating instructions
for mohair tape)
□Replacement sponge
(consumable goods): 1
□Installation Instructions: 1 □Operating Instructions (this document): 1
□Neck cushion
(consumable goods): 1
□Head pillow
(consumable goods): 1
□Hair catcher
(consumable goods): 1
□Drain cap
(consumable goods): 1

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Names of Parts
Neck cushion
Drain cap
Head pillow
Shower head
Protrusion
Tap
Shower head holder
Shower head
Shower head
Shower
head plate
Foaming
water outlet
Selection
switch
The outer cover is made of resin. There may be sections with streaks or color variations; however,
these occur in the process of manufacture and are not considered an abnormality and represent no
problems in quality.
Basin
Basin
Shower head holder
Cover
Sponge
Sponge holder
Shower head holder
Intermediate hose
(consumable goods)
Shower hose
(consumable goods)
Basin cover Hair catcher

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Removal of the Shower Head Holder Cover
Attaching the Sponge
1Turn the cover counterclockwise
Turn the cover until it stops (about 5°).
[Image]
2Pinch the front and back of the cover to
deform and remove the catch
Catch
Cover
Attach the sponge to the shower hose
Attach the sponge to the shower hose between the
cover and the shower head holder from the cut
section of the sponge.
Attachment of the Shower Head Holder Cover
Align the groove of the cover with the protrusion on the shower head holder and secure the cover so that
it clicks.
Cover
Shower head
holder
Sponge
Sponge holder
*Hard side up
Shower hose
Cut position
Protrusion
Do not apply excessive force when removing the cover of the shower head holder.
Force applied to the assembled part may cause damage to the parts.
CAUTION
Be careful not to attach the
sponge in an incorrect
direction.
The hard side faces up.
CAUTION
Groove

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Fitting inside the basin
Attaching the Neck Cushion
Fastening pins are removable.
Make sure that the pins are not misplaced.
Align the neck cushion as shown in the figure and fit the neck cushion to the mount-
ing fixture
Attach the snap button on the left side
of the neck cushion to the fastening pin
on the mounting fixture
Shape the neck cushion along the mounting fixture and attach the snap button on
the right side to the fastening pin on the mounting fixture
Snap
button
Neck cushion
Mounting fixture
Fastening pin
1
2
3
Make sure that the neck cushion faces the correct direction.
Be sure that the entire neck cushion fits inside the basin.
Check that the snap buttons on the front and
back are attached.
Check that the snap buttons on the front and back are attached.
Snap
button
CAUTION
• When removing the neck cushion, remove the snap buttons (four locations) from
the fastening pins and lift the neck cushion. Removing the snap buttons forcibly
with excessive power may cause the parts to break.
• Check that the entire neck cushion is contained inside the basin and check that the
neck cushion is not folded or attached in an unnatural position. This may cause the
neck cushion to break or cause the water to spill out from the front of the basin.
• Do not apply excessive force when attaching the neck cushion. This may cause
damage to the neck cushion.

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Attaching the Head Pillow
Align the head pillow to the mounting part as shown in the figure and insert the pillow into the mounting
fixture.
Head pillow (back side)
Attachment fitting
Neck cushions and head pillows should be considered consumable goods.
These should be replaced if they are stained significantly or if the surface becomes deteriorated.
Contact your local Takara Belmont dealer to replace the neck cushion and head pillow.
Head pillow (edges)
Hold the head pillow by the edges
when inserting the head pillow.
Using the Shower Head
Use the selection switch to change between shower mode and foaming mode.
Shower
head
Selection
switch
Shower
head plate
Foaming
water outlet
[Shower mode] [Foaming mode]
Press the protrusion of
the switch.
Press the flat side of
the switch.
Protrusion
Water outlet
Shower head holder
CAUTION
• Avoid output of water in large amounts with the shower
head resting on the shower head holder. This may
cause the water to spill out of the basin and cause
device malfunction or floor damage.
• Be sure to return the shower head to shower head
holder after use. Make sure that the shower head is
returned to the shower head holder so that the shower
head plate is facing towards the basin.
• Do not use excessive force to pull on the shower
hose.This may cause damage to the shower hose and
result in water leakage accidents.

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Stop
Release
Adjusting the Amount of Hot Water
Shower head
Tap
Turn the tap to the left (counterclockwise) to release
hot water from the shower head. The amount of
water increases when the tap is turned to the left.
The maximum amount of water is released when the
tap is turned fully to the left.
The water stops when the tap is turned fully to the
right (clockwise).
CAUTION
• When the basin is not in use, make sure that the hot water is stopped completely
by turning the tap fully to the right (clockwise).
Water leakage accidents may occur if the water is not stopped completely.
• Do not block the drain outlet with a drain cap, towel, or hairdressing gown after
completion of the work. Accidental release of water or slight output of hot water
due to the nighttime increase in water pressure may cause the water to spill out
of the basin and lead to water leakage accidents.
• If the water is drained slowly, the pipe may become clogged with rubbish or other
matter. Discontinue use of the product and contact your local Takara Belmont
dealer.
• Remove metal articles, such as rings and watches, before operating the tap.
Contact of metal articles with the tap may cause the plated surface to become
scratched or cracked, which may lead to peeling of the plated surface.
• Check that there are no scratches, cracks, or peeling on the plated surface of the
tap. If the plating has peeled off, discontinue use immediately and contact your
local Takara Belmont dealer. Continued use without replacing these parts may
result in injury.
• Sound of water flowing may be heard from the basin depending on the environment and conditions
of use.
This occurs because of the rapid flow of hot or cold water due to the high water pressure or adjust-
ment of the amount of hot water and is not considered to be a device defect. The sound of water
flowing may be reduced by adjusting the water pressure.
• The tap may feel stiff when turning depending on the environment and conditions of use.
This is caused by deterioration and a shortage of grease in the gasket of the moving parts from
changes over time and requires replacement of the gasket or the application of grease.
Contact your local Takara Belmont dealer for adjustment and replacement described above.
• Dripping of water from the shower is caused by draining of the residual water in the shower head
and is not considered a defect.

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Adjusting the Temperature of Hot Water
(H) Hot
Stop button
1) Turn the thermostatic control knob towards H or C to
set the water to the appropriate temperature.
Turn towards H to make the water hotter and
towards C to make the water colder.
2) Continue to turn the thermostatic control knob
towards H until the knob stops at the position shown
in the figure on the right (temperature control lock
position). When water hotter than this point (about
40°C or more) is to be used, turn the knob towards H
while pressing the stop button on the thermostatic
control knob to obtain boiling water.
* The water supply temperature for the hot water supply unit should be set at least 10°C higher than
the temperature of the water output.
* The device is only capable of outputting water up to about 49°C in temperature.
(However, the value shown above applies when the water is supplied at the same pressure with
cold water supplied at 20°C and hot water supplied at 60°C in temperature, and variations may occur
in according to the hot water supply unit and pipe environment used.)
Thermostatic
control knob
Thermostatic
control knob
Maintenance cover
(H) Hot(C) Cold
Temperature
control lock
position is here
When adjusting the temperature of the hot water,
reduce the amount of hot water and change the
direction of the shower head away the customer
and adjust the temperature while checking the
temperature with the hands. Care must be provided
during this operation because it may lead to boiling
water being output.
CAUTION
WARNING
• Check the position of the thermostatic control knob before releasing water.
Boiling water may be output and may cause burns. Also, avoid operating the
thermostatic control knob when washing the hair if a temperature higher than the
temperature control lock position is used. Error in operation may cause the hot
water to spill onto the head and cause burns.
• If the knob is turned higher than the temperature control lock position, this must
be returned to the temperature control lock position after use. Using the product
at a higher temperature may cause hot water to come in contact with the hands
and head and result in burns.
CAUTION
• Remove metal articles, such as rings and watches, before operating the thermo-
static control knob. Contact of metal articles with the thermostatic control knob
may cause the plated surface to become scratched or cracked, which may lead to
peeling of the plated surface.
• Check that there are no scratches, cracks, or peeling on the plated surface of the
thermostatic control knob.
If the plating has peeled off, discontinue use immediately and contact your local
Takara Belmont dealer. Continued use without replacing these parts may result
in injury.

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• The amount and temperature of water output may change significantly when adjusting the tem-
perature of the hot water depending on the environment and conditions of use. This occurs when
the temperature of the hot water supply is outside the recommended level (60°C to 80°C is recom-
mended), if the pressure of the cold and hot water supply is high, if there is a significant difference
in the pressure of the cold and hot water supply, or if multiple devices are used simultaneously, and
these variations are not considered device defects.
• The temperature of the hot water at the temperature control lock position does not reach 40°C
(guideline for appropriate temperature) depending on the environment and conditions of use;
however, this is not an abnormality. This lock function is intended as an assisting safety function to
prevent sudden output of boiling water by an error during operation.
• Contact your local Takara Belmont dealer for adjustment operations, including the adjustment of
the temperature for the hot water supply, adjustment of cold and hot water pressure, and adjust-
ment of the temperature control lock position on the thermostatic control knob.
Adjusting the Temperature of Hot Water

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Filling the Basin with Hot Water
Shower hose slot
Drain cap
The drain is closed.
The drain is open.
Clockwise
Counterclockwise
<Filling the basin with water>
<Draining the water>
Drain cap
When filling the basin with hot water for the emulsi-
fication operation, such as in hair coloring, this can
be done by closing the drain outlet by turning the
drain cap clockwise.
The hot water should be filled up to the dotted line in
the figure below [designated maximum level]
(below the level where the shower head holder is
attached).
Filling the water above this level will cause hot water
to spill out of the shower hose slot.
To drain the water in the basin, open the drain outlet
by turning the drain cap counterclockwise.
This will allow the water to drain from the basin.
[Designated maximum level]
Level where the shower
head holder is attached
CAUTION
• The water level at which the water spills out of the shower hose slot is lower than
it looks. Be sure to keep the water level below the designated maximum level
when filling the basin with hot water. [See the figure above]
• Do not leave the shower head inside the water in the basin. The water in the basin
may regurgitate if the pressure inside the water pipe decreases because of the
accidental cutoff of the water supply.
• If the water is drained slowly, the pipe may be clogged with rubbish or other
matter. Discontinue use of the product and contact your local Takara Belmont
dealer.
• When the product is not in use, be sure to remove
the drain cap from the drain outlet and place it
outside the basin. If the drain cap is not removed,
the drain cap may close accidentally, and the
water may spill out of the basin without noticing
the water being released, which may result in
water leakage accidents.
A slight amount of water that does not interfere with operation may be released after the basin is filled
with hot water; however, this is not considered a device defect. If there is a significant increase in the
amount of water loss, the gasket section of the drain cap may be deteriorated or worn out. Be sure to
replace the drain cap.
Contact your local Takara Belmont dealer to replace the drain cap.

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Fix the Neck Device (during intermediate rinsing)
Return the Neck Device to the Normal State
Head pillow section
Neck fastening
pin
Head pillow
Head pillow
Head pillow
section
The following preparation must be performed before allowing the customer to lie down.
The following preparation must be performed before allowing the customer to lie down.
Neck fastening pin
1Attach the head pillow
3Lock the neck fastening pin pushed
inwards by turning clockwise
4Remove the head pillow
2Push the neck fastening pin
Check that the neck fastening pin pressed
from outside is pushed through and inward.
Lock
Neck fastening pin
Neck fastening pin
Unlock
4Rotate the head pillow section as
shown in the figure below
2Unlock the neck fastening pin
by turning counterclockwise
3Pull in the neck fastening pin
1
2
3
1Rotate the head pillow section as
shown in the figure below
Make sure that the neck fastening pin is locked when using the product with the
neck device fixed.
Using the product without locking the neck fastening pin may cause the neck device
to become loose during treatment, which may cause the customer to be hit on the
head and become injured.
CAUTION

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Wash the Hair
1Check that the chair and the basin
have been returned to the initial
position
2Ask the customer to sit in the chair
Put on the hairdressing gown.
3Unlock the chair rotation with the
customer sitting in the chair, then
rotate the chair to the position for
treatment
* See the operating instructions of the chair
being used on how to unlock the chair
rotation.
Chair base Sticker
“Initial position”
Wall
Mirror
Chair
Basin
Arm
Rotate
Chair
Rotating the chair without returning to the initial
position may cause accidental contact of the chair
with the product and accessories, resulting in
damage.
CAUTION
Do not allow the customer to lean on the basin or
the arm when sitting in the chair.
The basin and arm may move and cause the
customer to fall over.
CAUTION
Check that the customer is sitting in the chair before
moving the chair.
The step or basin may come in contact with the
customer accidentally and cause injury.
CAUTION
Rotate the chair to the position shown with the
sticker on the chair base.
* Refer to the attached work instructions for the
procedure for attaching the sticker to the chair.