Reclining/Raising the Backrest
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Pulling out the headrest
Headrest
operation lever
Handle
Press the
headrest
operation
lever.
(1)
(2)
CAUTION
Press the
headrest
operation
lever.
Headrest bar
Use the headrest when supporting the customer's head is needed, such as for shaving.
Tip the headrest forward to fit it against the customer's head so that the customer will be more
comfortable even if used for an extended period. Do not use the headrest if it is not needed, such
as for back shampooing.
1
Lift up the handle and pull up the headrest.
Remove your hand at the desired position to lock
the headrest there.
If the headrest is pulled too far up, return it while
pressing the headrest operation lever.
* If the headrest comes off the chair body, press
and hold the headrest operation lever while
inserting back the headrest bar.
2
While pressing the headrest operation
lever, tip the headrest forward.
The headrest can be fixed at 90 degrees.
Push the headrest over so it is at 90 degrees and
release the headrest operation lever.
3
Store the headrest when finished using it.
(1) 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 in breakage.
•
To store the headrest, return the pressed-forward headrest to its original angle before lowering the headrest.
Failure to return it to its original angle before lowering it can result in a strong force being applied
to the leather of the backrest and corresponding damage to the leather.
•Be careful in pulling up the headrest more than necessary because doing so
will make the headrest to come off the chair.
•Be careful not to get water or any chemical on the headrest bar.
Wipe off all water and chemicals immediately if any gets on these parts.
Failure to do so can prevent the headrest from being securely fixed because of
corrosion or degradation of friction force due to rust.
•Be careful when operating the headrest that fingers and other body parts are
not pinched between the area around the operating lever or in between the
headrest and backrest.
