Care and Maintenance
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Clean this chair after use to maintain it in a clean state. Leaving dirt or grime on the chair can result in the formation
of mold. Always be sure to unplug the power plug from the outlet when cleaning the chair.
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Cleaning of Each Part
To use a chair that has not been used for an extended period, clean before using and be sure to check that the
chair operates safely without any error.
WARNING
CAUTION
Operating Parts
Metal Parts
Lightly wipe clean using a dry soft cloth.
Leather Parts
If extremely dirty
Plastic Parts
Wipe clean using a dry soft cloth.
If extremely dirty
Wipe clean with a soft cloth that has been dabbed with
a neutral detergent diluted with water to approximately
10%. Then, wipe the area with a dry cloth.
Wipe clean using a dry soft cloth.
Do not clean these parts with a wet cloth because they are readily affected by moisture
and water. Wipe off all moisture immediately if any water gets on these parts. Water left
on these parts will result in rust or malfunction of electronic parts.
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o not use any of the following substances to clean the chair.
Thinner, alcohol, nail polish remover, volatile chemicals (such as gasoline or kerosene), acid
or alkaline solutions, chlorinated cleaners, disinfectants that are highly corrosive to metal,
povidone iodine (iodine solution), sodium hypochlorite, waxes containing abrasive
compounds, sponges containing abrasive compounds and similar substances.
Do not use brushes, scouring brushes or similar items when cleaning the chair. Using them
will damage the chair or result in the inability to clean off the dirt or grime.
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he metal part and mechanical section of the chair have sharp portions. Be careful when
cleaning the chair that your hands, fingers or other body parts are not injured.
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o not clean leather parts using a cleaner or bleach containing organic solvent or abrasive
compounds. Such substances can cause the leather surface to deteriorate or dull the luster.
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f color from clothing, belt or similar item adheres to the leather, wipe off the stain
immediately by using a soft cloth that has been dabbed with a neutral detergent diluted
with water to approximately 10% in order to prevent the stain from soaking in due to the
plasticizer. Then, wipe the area with a dry cloth.
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his chair is an electronic device. Do not sprinkle with water to clean it. Washing in such a
manner can result in a malfunction or electric shock.
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urn off the power switch and unplug the power plug before cleaning or wiping down the
chair. Failure to do so can result in electric shock or fire. Also, movement of the chair while
cleaning or wiping down can result in injury.
Wipe clean with a soft cloth that has been dabbed with
a neutral detergent diluted with water to approximately
10%. Then, wipe the area with a dry cloth.
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Spray-type Hairstyling Products (Especially hard types)
When using spray-type hairstyling products (especially hard types), check the entire chair to make sure that none
of the product is adhering to the exterior surface of the chair (including leather parts). Immediately wipe off any
hairstyling product that is adhering to the chair. Failure to wipe off the product and allowing it to remain result in the
hairstyling product hardening, 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 hardened:
Clean off adhered and hardened hair product by using ethanol. However, repeatedly cleaning off product
adhering to plastic covers and leather parts by using ethanol can cause the surface to deteriorate, the luster to be
lost, and cracking. Immediately wiping off any adhering hairstyling product is the best method to prevent any
problems of this type.
If any of the problems described below occur, conduct the checks outlined before requesting repair.
Problem
Check Points
Recovery Procedures
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Chair does not move.
Is the switchboard
operating normally?
Overheating Prevention Device
Perform inspection according to the "Daily Inspection Procedures" indicated on pages 23 and 24 of this operation
manual in order to ensure safe use of this chair.
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erform daily inspection according to the "Daily Inspection Procedures". Using the chair without
performing daily inspection can result in malfunction or accident.
Daily Inspection
Before Requesting Repair
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Is the power
plug correctly
inserted?
Is the power
turned on?
These are not malfunctions
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Abnormal sound at startup
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Slow movement of the chair
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Sound when rotating the chair
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Child seat cannot be raised
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Is the power plug correctly
inserted?
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Is the power switch turned on?
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Has a fuse of the shop's
switchboard or breaker been
tripped?
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Has the chair been continuously
operated for an extended period?
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Correctly insert the power plug. (p. 11)
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Turn on the power. (p. 11)
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Replace the fuse of the switchboard
or turn on the breaker.
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The problem is due to the operation of
the overheating prevention device.
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Leave the chair for approximately
10 min. to allow it to return to the
normal condition.
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Such sound is due to the internal hydraulic fluid being cold. It is not
a functional fault and should stop shortly thereafter.
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Such movement is due to the internal operating fluid being cold.
Raise the room temperature or continue operating for a short
period. It will recover to the normal condition.
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This is the sound of the steel balls rolling when the chair is rotated.
The level of this sound varies depending on the environment where
the chair is installed.
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The child seat is not able to be raised while the backrest is reclined
by a large amount (approx 10° or more) to prevent falling over or
dropping accidents. Please return the backrest to the fully upright
position before raising the child seat.
This is a protective circuit that prevents
abnormal overheating of internal
mechanisms due to continuous
operation and similar causes.The chair
might stop moving temporarily.
