Brookstone OS-820 User Manual Download

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Model name

uAstro2

Model number

OS-820

Voltage

110-120v ~ 60Hz

Power consumption

Approximately 250W 4.0A

Rating time

15 minutes

Kneading speed (5 levels)

Minimum approximately 12 times/minute

Maximum approximately 37 times/minute

Tapping speed (5 levels)

Minimum approximately 156 times/minute

Maximum approximately 661 times/minute

Rolling speed

1 cycle (up/down/up) approximately 34 sec

Massage rollers width

3 levels (Narrow/Medium/Wide)

Massage range

Full rolling (approximately 20”)

Lower back rolling (approximately 5.5

)

Leg rest

Max. extension approximately 7

Automatic program

8 automatic programs

Manual selection

10 manual selections

Air massage

Air pressure (approximately 36kPa)

Reclining

Approximately 114 to 148 degrees against flat floor

Zero gravity angle

143 degrees

Specifications

Summary of Contents for OS-820

Page 1: ...OSIM uAstro2 792590_INS_uAstro2 Massage Chair ...

Page 2: ...upport Team at 866 336 3199 if you have questions during delivery or damage at time of delivery This manual should be kept on hand for easy reference It is your guide to safe and efficient operation Table of Contents Cautions and warnings 1 Names of parts and functions 6 Features and effectiveness 9 Preparation before use 10 Massage programs and selections 15 Product care and storage 19 Troublesho...

Page 3: ...away from reclining backrest and extended leg rest 4 Use this massage chair only for its intended use as described in this manual Do not use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer 5 Never operate this massage chair if it has a damaged cord or plug if it is not working properly if it has been dropped or damaged or dropped into water Contact Brookstone Customer Service at 866 336 3199 6 Kee...

Page 4: ... SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS This massage chair is intended for household use only 1 Usage Environment Do not use the uAstro2 in an excessively humid or dusty environment as this may result in malfunction or electric shock Do not use the uAstro2 in a room with a temperature of 104 F or higher Do not expose the uAstro2 to heaters stoves or direct sunlight Place and use the uAstro2 on an even non slip f...

Page 5: ...e than 5 minutes at a time as this may result in excessive stimulation and may have adverse effects Do not insert your hand or foot along the paths of the massage rollers during use as this may cause injury Stop operation immediately if you experience any discomfort This product is not intended for self treatment of conditions that should be managed by a qualified health care provider People on me...

Page 6: ...th the power cord or use the uAstro2 with a damaged cord as this may result in malfunction and electric shock 4 Instances When the uAstro2 Should Not Be Used In the following events please switch off the main power switch immediately and disconnect the power cord from the electrical outlet If water is accidentally spilled onto the uAstro2 This may result in electric shock or malfunction If the fab...

Page 7: ...ounding Instructions This product must be grounded If it should malfunction or break down grounding provides a path of least resistance for the electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock This product is equipped with a cord with an equipment grounding conductor and a grounding plug The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance ...

Page 8: ... Arm massage unit 4 Seat 5 Leg rest 6 Backrest pad 7 Backrest 8 Armrests 9 Backrest cover 10 AC plug 11 AC cord 12 Controller 13 Controller side pocket 14 Casters 15 Main power switch 6 7 8 2 1 3 4 5 9 13 12 15 14 11 10 Parts may differ from those shown in illustration ...

Page 9: ... power while in operation will cause the rollers to return to their storage position Power button To pause massage program Pause button LCD display To display information on timer massage intensity speed and roller position etc To raise or lower the leg rest Leg Rest up down buttons To stop all functions Chair will return to default position Seat Return button To recline chair to Zero Gravity angl...

Page 10: ... with wet hands Do not operate the controller using sharp edged or hard objects It may result in damage Caution Controller Inner Panel Refer to page 16 for details Localized area massage program buttons Refer to page 16 for details Manual selection massage program buttons Massage fine adjustment button Seat Hand vibration button Focus To focus massage at desired position Roller width To adjust the...

Page 11: ...a 4 roller system on the full body Roller width adjustments during manual massage programs Rolling and Tapping Heat function at lumbar area 1 touch Zero Gravity position button Massage speed adjustments for Kneading and Tapping Color LCD display to show massage progress and remaining massage time 15 minutes auto timer Casters located at the back of the chair to allow easy movement Removable cushio...

Page 12: ...d near the seat Disengage the Velcro located at the middle of the backrest pad to remove or insert the cushion pad Align and engage the Velcro on the backrest pad to the Velcro on the backrest Placing the cushion pad Removable cushion pad is provided to achieve the type of massage you want If you feel the massage is too light remove the cushion pad If you feel the massage is too strong insert the ...

Page 13: ...tching of the flooring and to reduce noise level during operation As the uAstro2 is heavy please exercise extra care not to damage the floor surfaces when positioning it Maintain a minimum distance of 3 feet from AV devices such as a television or radio to prevent signal interference Use the uAstro2 only when it is placed on an even flat surface Caution Ensure the power cord is not placed under th...

Page 14: ...rest unit and move the chair as shown in the diagram below Moving method 2 Raise the backrest and retract the leg rest fully Turn the main power switch off and unplug the power plug from the electrical outlet Carry the chair by holding the upper part of the backrest and the corners of the side panel Castors Caution Do not move the uAstro2 when there is someone sitting on it This will cause the uAs...

Page 15: ...egs to a comfortable position The leg rest will extend or retract and stop at an appropriate position Preparation before use Sitting on the uAstro2 The rollers are usually stored in the upper part of the backrest This position is known as the storage position If the rollers are not in the storage position simply reset by pressing the power button on the controller before sitting on the uAstro2 To ...

Page 16: ... fitted with a safety function in the backrest and leg rest units which will stop the backrest or leg rest from descending should there be any obstruction below it Do not place fingers or objects in the gap between the seat and the backrest leg rest ...

Page 17: ...apping massage Recommended for youth aged 14 years and above Stretch This program consists primarily of movement and air pressure to stretch the body Quick This program provides a quick 5 minutes massage to refresh the entire body Once an automatic program button is pressed the initialization function will begin During the process you must remain seated with your head on the headrest 2 The massage...

Page 18: ...ds after initialization function has ended There are also 4 types of manual massage programs for user to select and combine When Rolling is selected in a combination Kneading and Tapping cannot be activated When Foot Air Roller are selected in a combination Roller cannot be activated 3 Select and combine your massage type strength and intensity by pressing the respective manual selection buttons K...

Page 19: ...strength of the massage starts at level 3 by default By default the massage starts at level 2 for Swedish program and level 1 for Rejuvenate program Each time the button is pressed the strength will increase by 1 level The maximum level is 5 If the program is changed the massage strength is reset to its default level Vibration Button The vibration mode can be switched on or off while any of the pr...

Page 20: ... The button will change to a yellow color and go into standby mode Pausing a massage session To pause a massage press the button on the controller This will temporarily freeze all operations Press the button again to resume massage Note In an emergency or any malfunction press button to stop the massage immediately Rollers will not return to storage position Press the button to bring the rollers t...

Page 21: ... this could lead to discoloration Cleaning of the uAstro2 Before cleaning ensure that the main power switch is turned off and the AC plug is disconnected from the electrical outlet Wipe off dust and dirt from the uAstro2 after use The uAstro2 can be cleaned thoroughly with a piece of slightly damp cloth Do not iron the upholstery Do not wash the upholstery using a domestic washing machine as it ma...

Page 22: ...s a result of overheating turn off the main power switch and do not operate the uAstro2 for at least 30 minutes Failure to do so may result in the chair resuming operation unexpectedly when the device is cooled down Ensure that the main power switch is turned on and the switch on the electrical outlet is turned to on position Ensure that the power plug is firmly connected to the electrical outlet ...

Page 23: ...ns the air massage will stop when adjustments are made to the backrest recline angle This is not a defect This is the result of alternate tapping by right and left rollers and this is normal Ensure that no objects are caught behind the backrest or leg rest that can cause the safety reclining sensors to be activated The massage rollers have moved to the upper position Beeping sound and LED indicato...

Page 24: ...Maximum approximately 661 times minute Rolling speed 1 cycle up down up approximately 34 sec Massage rollers width 3 levels Narrow Medium Wide Massage range Full rolling approximately 20 Lower back rolling approximately 5 5 Leg rest Max extension approximately 7 Automatic program 8 automatic programs Manual selection 10 manual selections Air massage Air pressure approximately 36kPa Reclining Appro...

Page 25: ...mately 35 W x 54 L x 50 H Reclined position Approximately 35 W x 70 L x 40 H Net Weight Approximately 245 lbs Chair and leg rest Approximately 198 lbs Armrest Approximately 46 5 lbs Specifications continued 792590_INS_uAstro2 Massage Chair ...

Page 26: ...24 Notes ...

Page 27: ...by the Brookstone trademark trade name or logo affixed to them or their packaging The Limited Warranty does not apply to any non Brookstone products Manufacturers or suppliers other than Brookstone may provide their own warranties to the purchaser but Brookstone in so far as permitted by law provides these products as is This warranty does not apply to a damage caused by failure to follow instruct...

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