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Notes for Use
CAUTION
NOTE
Please contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont if the breaker function (P.22)
frequently operates.
The maximum load of this chair is 1,350 N (135 kgf/298 lbf).
The raising speed of the seat declines as the maximum load is approached. The child
seat has been designed to withstand a maximum load of 500 N (50 kgf/110 lbf).
Immediately wipe off any chemical
that spills on the chair.
I
mmediately wipe off any chemicals adhering
to the leather or pump cover.
Do not place any objects other
than persons in the seat.
D
o not place any objects other than persons
in the seat. Doing so can result in deformation
or tearing of the leather, or corrosion.
Do not use this chair for any
applications other than hairdressing/
beauty-related procedures.
T
his product is designed for commercial use
in barber shops and beauty salons. Only
persons who are certified hairdressers or
beauticians can be allowed to use this chair.
Do not apply heat
D
o not apply heat to the chair. Doing so can
result in deformation or discoloration.
Recline the backrest at the end of
the day
W
hen you have finished working for the day,
lower the chair to the lowest position and
completely recline the backrest. This helps to
extend the service life of the chair by not
applying a load to springs and cylinders.
Locations of Warning Labels
Notes Related to Synthetic (Natural) Leather
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lothing dye adhering
T
he color of clothing or belts can be transferred to the synthetic leather of this chair by means of contact. If color
adheres to the leather, wipe off the stain as soon as possible 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. Wipe the area with a dry cloth after wiping off the color.
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recautions regarding deformation and color transfer due to contact
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ontact with other plastic parts, painted items, solvents, adhesive tape and similar items can result in changes in
surface luster, cracking, deformation and peeling.
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ontact with newspaper or other printed items can result in color transfer.
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ontact with printed clothing such as t-shirts, jeans and similar items can result in color transfer such as by dye
adhering to the leather.
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ontact with benzene, nail polish remover, alcohol and similar substances can result in discoloration, surface or
plasticizer dissolution, changes in luster, hardening or softening, or peeling.
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U
se of bleach, or use of a sheet or other cloth for which bleach has been used can result in changes in luster
and color.
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lacement of an iron, heater or other excessive heat source near the chair can result in deformation and
discoloration.
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se a curtain or similar item to block the chair from exposure to direct sunlight. Exposure to direct sunlight can
result in surface deformation, shrinking, discoloration, faded colors and similar problems.
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lacement of a heavy item for an extended period can result in marks or wrinkles that do not disappear after
removing the item.
