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Table of Contents

Safety Instructions ................................................................. 2-3

Chair Specifications ............................................................... 4

Parts of the Chair ................................................................... 5-6

Chair Installation .................................................................... 7-8

Moving the Chair .................................................................... 9

Controller Diagram ................................................................. 10

Operation Guide .................................................................... 11-16

Features ................................................................................. 17

Troubleshooting ..................................................................... 18

Product Maintenance and Precautions .................................. 18

Summary of Contents for OS-3000

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODEL NO OS 3000...

Page 2: ...ety Instructions 2 3 Chair Specifications 4 Parts of the Chair 5 6 Chair Installation 7 8 Moving the Chair 9 Controller Diagram 10 Operation Guide 11 16 Features 17 Troubleshooting 18 Product Maintena...

Page 3: ...sons Use this appliance only for its intended use as decribed in this user manual DO NOT use any attachment other than those recommended by this manual DO NOT stand sit or jump in the calves rest when...

Page 4: ...fer from heart disease Those who are experiencing pregnancy menstruation and puerperal fever Those who require complete rest Those who are under medical treatment Those who suffer from back problems o...

Page 5: ...Weight Length of wire Usage condition Storage condition Safety feature Using benefits Product carton 1320 x 770 x 870 mm Side panel carton 960 620 370 mm Product gross weight 115kg Product net weight...

Page 6: ...5 03 Parts of the Chair Wheel Pillow Pad Backrest Backrest Pad Armrest Controller Seat Pad Calvesrest Legrest Footrest...

Page 7: ...6 Massaging Position...

Page 8: ...ease leave 80cm of space behind the backrest to allow free reclining of the backrest and 80cm of space in front of the footrest to allow free lift of the footrest Step 2 Insert and connect the backres...

Page 9: ...8 Step 3 Connect the wire plugs to the corresponding place in the seat according to the marks given Step 4 Unfold the backrest until you hear it click into place as shown in the diagram below...

Page 10: ...slight pull or push Caution 1 Before you move the chair please put the footrest back into the original position first Otherwise injuries might occur in the process of moving 2 Avoid moving the massag...

Page 11: ...10 06 Controller Diagram A Full Body Auto Programme B Localised Auto Programme...

Page 12: ...Reclining and Sit Up angle respectively Press once on the Reclining or Sit Up control button to adjust the Backrest and Footrest to a comfortable position Press any of the control button again to adju...

Page 13: ...is in massage mode and the user wants to temporarily pause it press the Pause button and all massage functions will stop The Pause icon will be blinking on the Liquid Crystal Display and the set time...

Page 14: ...demonstration of the features of the massage chair 21 Tapping Tapping funtion Start Stop Control Button 3 sizes of width 5 levels of speed to be adjusted Press this button once to active the tapping f...

Page 15: ...Shiatsu mode After activating the Tapping Clapping Swedish or Shiatsu function every time the button is pressed the strength can be adjusted in the cycle 27 Width The Width Adjustment button for Tapp...

Page 16: ...ctivating Partial Massage which takes the original position as the centre to perform Partial Massage with the width of approx 8cm Press again to stop Partial Massage function and resume full back mass...

Page 17: ...ity The Intensity Adjustment Button for Air pressure Auto or Manual 5 levels of intensity to be chosen After activating the Air pressure function press this button to adjust the intensigy in the cycle...

Page 18: ...tor as well as automatic temperature sensor and auto shutdown mechanism for safety The operation is controlled by intelligent microprocessor for excellent performance and consistent quality Features T...

Page 19: ...r user to exceed the suggested time frame The Massage Chair cannot operate even though it has been connected to the power supply During operation the Controller is working but not the Massage Chair Du...

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