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Part Names

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Control panel (Left)

(p. 12)

Control panel (Right)

(p. 12)

Headrest

(With headrest cover)

Backrest

Cape holder

(p. 24)

Armrest

Seat

Step (Removable)

(p. 30)

Headrest operation

lever (p. 16)

Base

Pump cover

Dryer/Iron holder

(p. 25)

Table securing

slots (p. 28)
Legrest

(Apron)

Main Unit

Cape holder

(p. 24)

Step rubber

Foot control

(p. 12)

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Summary of Contents for AB-BR

Page 1: ...anual may lead to accidents Carefully store this operation manual in a secure location near this product where they can be readily accessed and refer to them whenever necessary This product is designed for commercial use in barber shops and beauty salons Do not use this product for any purposes other than those described above Please contact Takara Belmont with the BOOK NO outlined below if this o...

Page 2: ...Specifications 35 Introduction Preparation Rotating the Chair 14 Raising Lowering the Chair 15 Reclining Raising the Backrest 16 Raising Lowering the Legrest 18 Moving the Chair to Preset Positions 19 Using the Cape Holder 24 Using the Dryer Iron Holder 25 Using the Service Outlets 26 Using the Heater 27 Accumulator 27 Using the Table 28 Using the Foot Cushion AB BROSF only 28 Aligning with the Yu...

Page 3: ...ely no responsibility for accidents that might be caused by failure to obey Safety Precautions Use Precautions and Precautions Related to Synthetic Natural Leather resulting in injury to users and other persons or other damage In such cases the responsibility of any injury and damage lies solely with the user who fails to obey the Safety Precautions Use Precautions and Precautions Related to Synth...

Page 4: ...rt the plug or similar fault can result in a short circuit or heat generation that causes a fire Hold by the power plug when unplugging Do not pull the cord to remove the power plug from the outlet Hold by the power plug at the end of the cord when removing Removing the plug by pulling the power cord can damage the power cord resulting in electric shock or fire Be careful of power cord or plug bre...

Page 5: ...nction or electric shock Do not disassemble repair or modify the chair Disassembly or repair must only be done by a qualified service staff Disassembly by yourself can result in an accident a malfunction electric shock or fire Never modify this product Doing so is dangerous Precautions when getting in and out of the chair Always be sure to lower the chair to the lowest position and lock the rotati...

Page 6: ...he step could result in serious injury or damage the floor Precautions for the service outlets Be sure to fully insert the power plug of the device being used into the outlet until reaching the base of the plug Failure to fully insert the plug or similar loose connec tion can result in a short circuit or heat generation that causes a fire If the connection becomes loose immediately stop using the ...

Page 7: ...eems slightly different or not normal immediately stop using the chair turn off the power and unplug the power plug and contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont Always be sure to use your hands to operate the switches Always be sure to use your hands to operate the switches except for the foot operated UP DOWN and rotation lock switches Operating with something other than your hands can resul...

Page 8: ...ody parts are not injured Turn off the chair power switch after you are finished using it Immediately wipe off any chemical that spills on the chair Immediately wipe off any chemicals adhering to the leather or pump cover Failure to do so can result in deformation or discoloration Do not apply heat Doing so can result in deformation or discoloration Do not place any objects other than persons in t...

Page 9: ... wipe it dry Precautions regarding deformation and color transfer due to contact Contact with other plastic parts painted items solvents adhesive tape and similar items can result in changes in surface luster cracking deformation and peeling Contact with newspaper or other printed items can result in color transfer Contact with printed clothing such as t shirts jeans and similar items can result i...

Page 10: ...Locations of Warning Labels 10 Operation manual this manual Installation manual Foot cushion AB BROSF only Table Accessories ...

Page 11: ... p 12 Headrest With headrest cover Backrest Cape holder p 24 Armrest Seat Step Removable p 30 Headrest operation lever p 16 Base Pump cover Dryer Iron holder p 25 Table securing slots p 28 Legrest Apron Main Unit Cape holder p 24 Step rubber Foot control p 12 ...

Page 12: ... switch 8 Auto return switch 9 Service outlet 10 Power switch Breaker 10 Rotation lock switch p 14 UP DOWN switch p 15 Rotation lock switch p 14 Type Structure Overview AB BR 1 2 1 2 OS One Stop Paradise Legrest step linked type Independent legrest type Yume Swing position setting Accumulator Shockless Table Foot cushion Control Panels Foot Control 9 8 5 7 6 2 3 4 F B ...

Page 13: ...wer plug into the outlet unitl reaching the base of the plug 110V 120V AC 12A or more 220V 230V 240V AC 7A or more Do not share use of the outlet with any other electrical device Be sure to fully insert the power plug into the outlet until reaching the base of the plug Do not pull the cord to remove the power plug from the outlet Hold by the power plug at the end of the cord when removing Do not t...

Page 14: ...ween locked and released each time that the rotation lock switch is stepped on Rotation lock switch Foot control WARNING Always be sure to lower the chair to the lowest position and lock the rotation when a customer is getting in or out of the chair Be careful of the following when rotating the chair in order to ensure safety Lower the chair to the lowest position Do not rotate the chair until the...

Page 15: ...essed Support arm UP DOWN switch Up Foot control UP DOWN switch Control panel Right UP DOWN switch Control panel Left UP DOWN switch Down WARNING Before raising or lowering the chair check that there are no body parts especially hands or legs or objects near the chair or step or in the gap of the support arm This chair moves backwards as it is raised and forward as it is lowered Thoroughly check t...

Page 16: ...While holding the handle and pressing the headrest operation lever return the headrest to its original angle 2 Lower the headrest Do not apply excessive force to the headrest or strike it from above when it is pulled out Doing so can result in damage Be sure to always store the headrest when performing a back shampooing Otherwise the shampoo bowl will interfere with the headrest possibly resulting...

Page 17: ...anel Left When you recline the backrest without using the headrest support the customer s head with your hand so that the customer will not contact with the shampoo bowl WARNING Check that the customer s hands or arms are not between the backrest and seat before reclining the backrest Carefully recline the backrest so that the headrest or backrest will not contact any shampoo bowl or nearby equipm...

Page 18: ...ng Lowering the Legrest 18 If the chair rotation lock is released the chair rotation is locked automatically when you press the switch Legrest step linked type Independent legrest type You can raise and lower the legrest by operating either of the switches The legrest moves up and down while a switch is pressed The legrest of legrest step linked type rises and lowers together with the step Legrest...

Page 19: ... it If the chair rotation lock is released the chair rotation is locked automatically when you press the switch Moving the Chair to Preset Positions Preset Function Pressing the switch just once moves the chair to a preset position You can set up to three optional positions of this chair 19 Using the preset function Preset switches P1 to P3 Control panel Right Preset switches P1 to P3 Control pane...

Page 20: ...r legs or objects near the chair or step or in the gap of the support arm If the chair rotation lock is released the chair rotation is locked automatically when you press the switch Moving the Chair to Preset Positions Using the auto return function Canceling an operation The chair height backrest angle and legrest position return to the position for getting in out of chair An electronic pough sou...

Page 21: ...t switch for approximately three seconds An electronic beep is emitted to indicate that the position has been set 4 Return the chair to the position for getting in out of chair by using the auto return switch and use the preset switch for which you have changed the setting to make sure that the chair moves to the position you have set Preset switches P1 to P3 Power switch Control panel Right Set t...

Page 22: ...ction If Changing the setting of p3 see Setting Procedures p 23 Last Position Function You can use this function after you have finished cutting hair and moved the chair to the shampoo position by using preset switch P3 Press preset switch P3 again to return the chair to the position used for the cut This function is useful because you do not need to readjust the chair to the cut position making f...

Page 23: ... not change Setting Procedures 1 Turn off the power switch step on the rotation lock switch and push the backrest switch to the raise side while turning on the power switch 2 Continue to step on the rotation lock switch and press the backrest switch for approximately three seconds until you hear any of the following electronic beeps Check which function is set by checking the tone of the beep The ...

Page 24: ...hair 24 3 Rotate the cape holder rearward to store it Rotate the cape holder Using the Cape Holder Armrest CAUTION Be sure to always return it to the stored state when not in use When storing the cape holder be careful not to pinch the customer s or your own fingers between it and the armrest The cape holder can withstand a load of 10 N 1 kgf 2 2 lbf Using the holder with an excessive load can res...

Page 25: ...iron does not contact the legs or other body parts of the customer when using the dryer iron holder The dryer iron holder can withstand a load of up to 20 N 2 kgf 4 4 lbf Using the holder with an excessive load can result in damage or injury Store the dryer iron holder when not in use Do not rotate the dryer iron holder with a hand dryer or iron still inserted in the slot Doing so can damage the c...

Page 26: ...from the outlet when not using it If any water gets on a service outlet immediately turn off the chair power switch remove the plug and wipe away the water Additionally if a substan tial amount of water gets inside a service outlet immediately remove the plug and contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont Do not touch a service outlet with a wet hand This chair is equipped with one service outl...

Page 27: ... in the chair Legrest heater switch Control panel Left WARNING Using the heater for an extended period causes the temperature to increase possibly resulting in burns or fire Be sure to turn off the heater switch when not necessary Turn off the power and remove the power plug if you feel abnormal heat when touching the legrest and contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont This chair is equipped...

Page 28: ... recline with comfort Use it for customers whose height is such that their heels extend beyond the legrest Do not insert remove the table or operate the chair with items on the table Doing so can result in such items falling off or in spilling of liquids Do not place objects on the table that weigh 2 kg 4 4lb or more or items that hang over or extend beyond the table surface Doing so can result in...

Page 29: ...e aligned at the proper position and check that the chair and bowl are properly aligned Reposition the Yume Swing position to the proper position after moving the chair for cleaning or similar reason because the position might become misaligned due to such movement The Yume Swing position setting function has a simple lock for position detection Always be sure to fully lock it by using the rotatio...

Page 30: ... Legrest Guide Positioning stoppers There are two adjusters on underside Loosen Tighten Adjuster nut Adjuster Retract Extend Step fixture Step underside WARNING CAUTION Be careful of operating the chair when using a foot bath and make sure that the chair does not interfere with the foot bath Immediately wipe off any water chemical or other liquid of the foot bath if it gets on the chair After inst...

Page 31: ...g product to remain results in it becoming firmly adhered leaving a feeling of roughness Be especially careful of flat surfaces such as the plastic covers as this roughness is considerably noticeable on flat surfaces If hairstyling product has become firmly adhered Clean off any firmly adhered hair product by using ethanol However repeatedly cleaning off product adhering to plastic covers and leat...

Page 32: ...ng cold It is not a functional fault and should stop shortly thereafter The power switch turns off when using the service outlet Is the power switch turned on Has a fuse of the shop s switchboard or breaker been tripped Has the chair been operated for an extended period continuously Is the current being used rated current or less 12A or less 110V 120V AC 7A or less 220V 230V 240V AC Has there been...

Page 33: ...ealer or Takara Belmont Perform the procedures indicated in Using the preset function p 19 If the chair does not operate normally even after performing these procedures stop using the chair turn off the power unplug the power plug and contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont Check that none of the operating switches are pressed After checking that there is no object on top of the foot control...

Page 34: ...ra Belmont If there is any wobbling or abnormal noise when operating the chair stop using the chair turn off the power unplug the power plug and contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont Check that no abnormal odors or smoke are being emitted from the chair Check that the chair stops at the desired position for a fixed period and does not continue to go lower Check that there is no wobbling or...

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Page 36: ...2 1 1 Higashishinsaibashi Chuo ku Osaka 542 0083 Japan TEL 81 6 6212 3523 FAX 81 6 6211 5745 TAKARA BELMONT CORPORATION MANUFACTURER ...

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