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GB38

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 Cleaning and Maintenance

 See Danger No. 2 on page GB1.

Areas covered with synthetic leather

Wipe these areas with a soft, dry cloth.

• When using commercially available leather-care products (wipes), follow its 

instructions.

• If the synthetic leather is particularly dirty, wipe it in the following manner:

1. Soak a soft cloth in water or a 3% to 5% solution of mild detergent and wring it out 

thoroughly.

2. Dab the surface with the moistened cloth.
3. Rinse the cloth in water, wring it out thoroughly, and then wipe any remaining 

detergent from the surface.

4. Wipe the surfaces with a soft, dry cloth.
5. Allow to dry naturally.

• If it is difficult to remove dirt, soak a commercially available Melamine foam sponge in 

mild detergent and wipe the unit with it.

• Do not use a hair dryer to dry the surface more quickly.
• Since colours may transfer from clothing to the synthetic leather surface, be careful 

when using the unit with clothing such as jeans or coloured clothes.

• Do not allow these areas to come in contact with plastic for extended periods of time 

as this may lead to discolouration.

• Never use chemicals such as thinner, benzine, alcohol, etc.

Plastic Area

1

 Wipe the unit with a cloth moistened with mild 

detergent and thoroughly wrung out.

• Never use chemicals such as thinner, benzine, alcohol, etc.

2

 Wipe the unit with a cloth moistened with plain water 

and thoroughly wrung out.

• Make sure to wring tightly before wiping the controller.

3

 Allow the unit to dry naturally.

Seat Fabric

1

 Wipe the unit with a cloth moistened with mild 

detergent and thoroughly wrung out.

• Never use chemicals such as thinner, benzine, alcohol, etc.

2

 Use water or a mild detergent and brush on areas 

where the seat fabric is particularly soiled.

• Be careful not to brush the fabric too much to avoid damage.

3

 Wipe the unit with a cloth moistened with plain 

water and thoroughly wrung out.

4

 Allow the unit to dry naturally.

• Since colour may transfer from clothing to the seat fabric, be careful when 

using the unit with clothing such as jeans or coloured clothes. 

Summary of Contents for EP-MA70

Page 1: ...he angle The movement will continue until a beep beep beep sound is heard if the buttons are held down The movement of the legrest may be delayed slightly The armrest will move in accordance with the...

Page 2: ...et off the unit carefully to prevent the unit tipping over Returning to normal chair position 1 Flap the comfort cushion back onto the backrest The massage will complete automatically approximately 16...

Page 3: ...5 Check that the legrest is locked 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 Press firmly Let go Disconnecting the power See Warning No 1 and 6 on page GB1 No 12 on page GB2 and Operating Precautions No 16 on page GB4 1 Slide...

Page 4: ...with clothing such as jeans or coloured clothes Do not allow these areas to come in contact with plastic for extended periods of time as this may lead to discolouration Never use chemicals such as thi...

Page 5: ...ve Hold onto the sides of the legrest Mat Do not hold onto the front side The sole massage section might slide and injuries may occur You may damage the floor by dropping the unit if you do not hold i...

Page 6: ...section might slide and injuries may occur To put the unit down on the floor Put the unit down slowly and carefully watch your step Put down the legrest by holding it with your hands until it has been...

Page 7: ...Shiatsu ultra knead on neck shoulders 2 Shiatsu knead on lower back 3 Shiatsu rollonmiddle back Shoulderbladestretch 4 Shiatsu ultra knead on neck shoulders 5 Shiatsu knead on middle back lower back 6...

Page 8: ...g the backbone About the voice guidance function This is a function which briefly explains the operation procedures and contents of the actions When ready select one of the Auto programmes from the fl...

Page 9: ...top moving If all markings and buttons on the controller start to flash which is extremely unusual turn off the power switch wait for approximately 10 seconds and then turn the power switch on again I...

Page 10: ...rest does not return to the upright position If the unit is stopped by automatic shut off or by pressing the button it will not return automatically To return from the reclined position to the origina...

Page 11: ...rs even if you are seated press the button sit back all the way to the backrest and operate from the start again Operation is terminated because there is a problem with internal communication Operatio...

Page 12: ...ctly will help to save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on human health and the environment which could otherwise arise from inappropriate waste handling Please contact yo...

Page 13: ...Panasonic Electric Works Co Ltd Panasonic Electric Works Co Ltd 2011 http www panasonic net No 1 GB DE NL SE DK FR RUS P9310MA70801 Issued date 2011 01 12 Printed in Japan...

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