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Summary of Contents for R100

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Page 2: ...Backrest 10 Back Cushion and Pillow 10 Preparing for Use 11 Moving the Massage Chair 11 Control Panel Functions 12 Using your Repose Massage Chair 14 Lowering and Raising the Backrest 14 Raising and Lowering the Footrest 14 Maintenance and Cleaning 15 Troubleshooting 16 ...

Page 3: ...your Repose Massage Lounger DANGER To reduce the risk of electric shock 1 Always unplug the massage lounger immediately after use 2 Always unplug the massage lounger before cleaning SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WARNING To avoid the risk of personal injury please follow these precautions 1 People with the following conditions should seek a doctors advice before using the Repose massage lounger Expectant moth...

Page 4: ...TIONS WARNING To reduce the risk of fire burns electric shock damaging the lounger or personal injury please read the following 1 Make sure the power plug is completely inserted into the wall power outlet 2 Never leave the massage lounger unattended when the power cord is plugged in 3 Always unplug the massage lounger when not in use 4 Only use the massage lounger for the purpose described in thes...

Page 5: ...ating appliances or electric carpets 20 Make sure all air openings on the massage lounger are kept free and clear 21 Do not drop or insert anything into any of the openings of the massage lounger 22 Do not use the massage lounger in bathrooms or other damp or extremely humid areas 23 Do not spill any liquids on the controller or any part of the lounger 24 Do not use the massage lounger outdoors 25...

Page 6: ... key This technique works on the body s acupressure points along what is considered the body s meridians or energy channels Shiatsu massage is said to help balance a person s energy flow and strengthen vital organs Knock Also referred to as Swedish is a variety of massage techniques designed to relax muscles by applying pressure and rubbing in the same direction as the flow of blood returning to t...

Page 7: ... As one airbag inflates another airbag deflates creating a wave motion In addition to having eight airbags for your calves the footrest lifts and lowers during the massage This simulates the pulling and drawing motion of a massage by human hands Lower airbags inflate as the upper airbags deflate Upper airbags inflate as the lower airbags deflate The footrest lifts and lowers repeatedly Automatic M...

Page 8: ... and Back of Thighs The airbags in the footrest that massage your calf muscles are controlled by the ON OFF button on the lower section of the control panel Selecting the AUTO button will cause the footrest to raise and lower as the airbags inflate and deflate When you have completed your massage or if you need to stop during a massage press the STOP button This resets the massage lounger causing ...

Page 9: ...ames and Locations As you read through this guide please use the illustrations on this page to familiarize yourself with the location of the parts called out External Structure Internal Structure Page 9 of 17 ...

Page 10: ...hat secures the backrest in the upright position Push down to unlatch the locking mechanism and move the backrest toward the footrest As the backrest approaches the seat cushion it will stop Back Cushion and Pillow NOTICE While the backrest cushion is detached from the lounger please do not place hands fingers or any objects between the seat and the backrest The backrest cushion and pillows can be...

Page 11: ... moving your lounger Please be very careful while attempting to move your massage lounger We recommend you have someone help you move the lounger NOTICE Disconnect the power cord prior to moving and do not attempt to move the massage lounger while someone is seated on it To move your massage lounger 1 Position the backrest in the reclined position 2 Position the footrest in the raised position 3 R...

Page 12: ... mode Also indicates the width of the rollers during automatic massage Used to position the massage mechanism in one of three places 1 Entire back 2 Upper to mid 3 Mid to lower Adjusts speed of the Knock and Knead modes Also indicates the speed during automatic massage mode Moves the massage mechanism up and indicates when the mechanism is moving upwards during automatic massage Moves the massage ...

Page 13: ...matic massage Sets the intensity of the airbag massage Sets the area to be massaged Also indicates which area is being massaged during automatic massage modes F Timing Sets the duration of the massage G Backrest and Footrest Moves the backrest or footrest up Moves the backrest or footrest down Page 13 of 17 ...

Page 14: ...e control panel 3 Press the down button on the far right to lower the backrest The backrest will stop automatically when it reaches the lowest point of travel To raise the back rest 1 Press the up button to raise the backrest When the backrest reaches the upright position it will stop Raising and Lowering the Footrest The footrest is raised and lowered by using the control panel The footrest also ...

Page 15: ...er Never touch a power plug with wet hands Failure to follow these instructions may lead to electrocution or burns NOTICE Please do NOT use volatile chemicals such as paint thinners benzene or alcohol on any part of your massage lounger Fabric 1 Wipe the seat fabric with a damp cloth using water and a very mild detergent 2 Use a clean damp cloth to wipe the fabric to remove residue 3 Allow to air ...

Page 16: ...scaping There is a humming sound from the pump The footrest rattles These sounds are normal The massage heads stop during operation If excessive force is applied to the massage heads during operation in the interests of safety the massage heads may stop moving If this occurs raise your body slightly to reduce the weight on the backrest before restarting The massage heads do not come up to the shou...

Page 17: ...unger will not operate at all The power cord has been disconnected The power switch on the unit has not been turned on Check to see if the fuse needs to be replaced If so contact Repose customer service for assistance The unit has been damaged Stop using the massage lounger immediately The power cord or power plug is abnormally hot Stop using the massage lounger immediately Page 17 of 17 ...

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