Safety Precautions (Must be Obeyed)
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CAUTION
Do not pull up the headrest more
than necessary.
B
e careful because doing so will make the
headrest to completely come off the chair.
Do not allow any person whose
weight exceeds 135 kg/298 lbf to
sit in the chair.
D
oing so can cause the chair to tip over or
faulty operation.
Immediately wipe off any
chemical solutions or water that
spills on the chair.
C
hemical solutions can become a stain, and
their adhering to an electrical part can cause
faulty operation or short circuit. Immediately
wipe off any grime or other foreign material
that has adhered to the chair by using a dry
soft cloth.
Do not strongly strike or scrape
the chair.
D
oing so can result in tearing of covers and
similar damage, and faulty operation. In
particular, striking or strongly pushing plastic
parts such as the backrest cover, the armrest
control panel, and the pump cover can result
in deformation or breakage.
Before operation, confirm that
every part is working normally
and safely.
B
e constantly careful of and inspect for
looseness, rattling, tilting, vibration, noise,
odors and other possible problems. If you feel
that something seems 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.
Make sure that no feet or hands, or
other objects will be pinched
between the step and floor when
raising/lowering or rotating the chair.
Turn off the power switch after
you are finished using the chair.
T
urn off the power after use. Always operate
the power switch by your hands only.
Be extremely careful not to mistake
the switches when operating.
T
he person operating the chair must pay
careful attention to the surrounding area and
give verbal warning and not mistake the
operation of the chair.
Do not place any objects on top of
the power cord.
D
o not place any objects on top of the power
cord. Damage to the power cord can cause a
severed wire or short circuit, resulting in
electric shock or fire.
Precautions for cleaning procedures
D
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.
Precautions when using the headrest
•
C
heck that there are no impediments in the surrounding area when rotating the seat with the
headrest pulled out.
•
B
e careful not to get water or any chemical on the headrest bar. Wipe off all moisture immediately if
any water should get on this part. Failure to do so can prevent the headrest from being securely fixed
because of corrosion or degradation of friction force due to rust.
•
D
o not apply excessive force to the headrest or strike it from above when it is pulled out. Doing so
can result in damage.
•
B
e sure to hold the headrest when lowering it for storage, and be careful that your fingers, hands,
and other body parts are not pinched in between the headrest and the backrest.
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Safety Precautions (Must be Obeyed)
CAUTION
Precautions when using the cape holder
•
D
o not apply excessive force to the cape holder as it can only withstand a load of 10 N (1 kgf/2.2 lbf).
•
B
e sure to always return it to the stored state when not in use.
•
W
hen storing the cape holder, be careful not to pinch the customer's or user's fingers between it and
the armrest.
Unplug the power plug during installation of the chair and parts replacement.
U
nplug the power plug during installation of the chair and parts replacement. Failure to do so can
result in an accident or injury.
Please observe the following
precautions when using the child
seat.
B
efore allowing a child to sit down, raise the
child seat to the appropriate height. Always
ensure that the child has left the seat and
confirm safety before lowering it back down.
Always notify the child in advance before
starting to rotate the chair.
Do not lower or raise the child seat
while an occupant is sitting in it.
D
oing so may lead to personal injury due to
the person falling over or being dropped or
being pinched by the mechanism.
Do not use the child seat beyond
the maximum load capacity.
T
he child seat has been designed to
withstand a maximum load of 500 N (50
kgf/110 lbf).
