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Consumable Goods

“Consumable goods” shall refer to the following parts that are expected to undergo wear, deterioration, 

changes in appearance, and damage with use. Please be advised that the repair and replacement of 

consumable goods are not covered under the guarantee and will incur a charge.

(*Degree and timing of wear, deterioration, and damage varies depending on the environment and 

conditions under which the product is used.)

In the case of significant wear and deterioration or damage, inspection or replacement of the parts will 

be necessary. Please contact your local Takara Belmont dealer immediately.

When Disposing of the Product

When disposing of the product or replaced parts, waste should be processed appropriately according 

to current laws and regulations in your country.

Also, scratches, stains, deterioration, and discoloration on the outer surface of the following exterior 

parts are not covered under the guarantee.

Consumable goods (the following items are not covered under the guarantee and incur a charge)

◦Neck cushion           ◦Head pillow            ◦Drain cap           ◦Hair catcher

◦Cover of the shower head holder          ◦Sponge               ◦Mohair tape          ◦Rubber gaskets

◦Shower hose            ◦Foaming water outlet, rubber gasket, and O ring inside the shower head

◦Lubricants (oil, grease, etc.)

Drainage hose: Three years

 • Covers, frames, basin, wooden parts

 • Taps (water tap, thermostatic control knob, etc.)

 • Others (shower head, shower head holder, etc.)

 • Metal parts, such as dowels and screws

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Страница 1: ...d this booklet again when necessary This product is an industrial appliance designed for use by hair and beauty salons Only use this product for its intended purpose The product must only be used by t...

Страница 2: ...Shower Head Holder Cover 12 Attaching the Neck Cushion 13 Attaching the Head Pillow 14 Using the Shower head 14 Adjusting the Amount of Hot Water 15 Adjusting the Temperature of Hot Water 16 Filling...

Страница 3: ...hem due to accidents In this case the person failing to adhere to the Safety Precautions and Precautions for Use will be responsible for any damage or risk incurred Detailed descriptions of symbols ar...

Страница 4: ...during installation The product must be installed according to the work instructions The product must be installed and assembled by specialist personnel Takara Belmont or The vendor designated by Taka...

Страница 5: ...a damaged cover In case of damage to the cover have the cover replaced immediately Continued use without replacing these parts may result in failure or an accident Do not use the product with the mai...

Страница 6: ...andle the shower hose carefully When using the basin check that the shower hose is not caught under the foot or stool This may result in damage to the basin Do not step over the shower hose when using...

Страница 7: ...to clean the drainage pipes Also do not release thinners alcohol nail polish remover gasoline or kerosene into the drainage under any circum stances This may result in damage to the drainage hose Wip...

Страница 8: ...of objects with the product Avoid accidental contact of hard objects with the product This may cause the product to become deformed or damaged Avoid accidental contact of objects with the resin handl...

Страница 9: ...hard metal membrane and the surface may become cracked or peel off due to corrosion and deterioration over time The plated surface may become scratched or cracked from impacts such as from dropped obj...

Страница 10: ...d does not represent problems in quality 1 Rear position This refers to the user standing at the back of the basin to wash the hair 2 Back approach This refers to the user standing at the back of the...

Страница 11: ...The outer cover is made of resin There may be sections with streaks or color variations however these occur in the process of manufacture and are not considered an abnormality and represent no problem...

Страница 12: ...r from the cut section of the sponge Attachment of the Shower Head Holder Cover Align the groove of the cover with the protrusion on the shower head holder and secure the cover so that it clicks Cover...

Страница 13: ...ect direction Be sure that the entire neck cushion fits inside the basin Check that the snap buttons on the front and back are attached Check that the snap buttons on the front and back are attached S...

Страница 14: ...ange between shower mode and foaming mode Shower head Selection switch Shower head plate Foaming water outlet Shower mode Foaming mode Press the protrusion of the switch Press the flat side of the swi...

Страница 15: ...atches before operating the tap Contact of metal articles with the tap may cause the plated surface to become scratched or cracked which may lead to peeling of the plated surface Check that there are...

Страница 16: ...amount of hot water and change the direction of the shower head away the customer and adjust the temperature while checking the temperature with the hands Care must be provided during this operation...

Страница 17: ...ons are not considered device defects The temperature of the hot water at the temperature control lock position does not reach 40 C guideline for appropriate temperature depending on the environment a...

Страница 18: ...below the designated maximum level when filling the basin with hot water See the figure above Do not leave the shower head inside the water in the basin The water in the basin may regurgitate if the p...

Страница 19: ...w 2 Push the neck fastening pin Check that the neck fastening pin pressed from outside is pushed through and inward Lock Neck fastening pin Neck fastening pin Unlock 4 Rotate the head pillow section a...

Страница 20: ...tating the chair without returning to the initial position may cause accidental contact of the chair with the product and accessories resulting in damage CAUTION Do not allow the customer to lean on t...

Страница 21: ...ed by jamming WARNING Position for treatment Position for treatment CAUTION Check that the basin is empty before moving the basin Failure to do so may cause the water to spill out of the basin and sta...

Страница 22: ...Hair CAUTION When lowering the backrest of the chair be sure to support the head of the customer with your hand Failing to do so may result in injury from accidental contact of the basin with the head...

Страница 23: ...at the face angle is set as suitable for each posture as shown in the figure below If the angle is not correct make fine adjustments by asking the customer to move forward or backward Face angle Horiz...

Страница 24: ...letely this may interfere with the chair and result in device damage Check that the basin is empty before moving the basin Failure to do so may cause the water to spill out of the basin and stain the...

Страница 25: ...ice When lowering and rotating the chair be sure to check that there are no people or objects in the surrounding area Special care must be taken for the presence of small children When lowering and ro...

Страница 26: ...y after cleaning Maintenance of Individual Parts Do not wash the device with water This may lead to a malfunction WARNING Some of the product s metal parts and mechanical sections may be sharp Care mu...

Страница 27: ...significantly or if the surface becomes deterio rated CAUTION Avoid using metal scrubber hard brush and cleanser containing alumina miner als This may lead to scratching Do not use materials on the r...

Страница 28: ...asin without noticing the water being released which may result in water leakage accidents The drain cap should be handled carefully Dropping the drain cap may result in damage The drain cap gasket is...

Страница 29: ...cleaned once a week Clean the stains such as scales adhered to the shower hole on the shower head plate using toothbrush or similar materi als 3 Clean rinse the foaming water outlet The foaming water...

Страница 30: ...l not to attach the sponge in an incorrect direction The hard side faces up CAUTION Chemicals adhered to the neck cushion and head pillow should be washed off immediately This may result in degenerati...

Страница 31: ...wer hose 4 Attach the new cover for the shower head holder Remove the cover of the shower head holder by pressing against the socket 5 Attach the cover of the shower head holder to the shower head hol...

Страница 32: ...hot water supply tap Remove the urea screw two screws on the maintenance cover Care must be taken to prevent misplacing the removed urea screws Urea screw Maintenance cover Cold water supply pipe Hot...

Страница 33: ...htly 8 Check that the strainer is fitted tightly before opening the tap 9 Press the maintenance cover onto the front cover and close to the original state then attach with urea screws two screws Water...

Страница 34: ...33 Adjust the amount of water to be used Page 15 Clean the foaming water outlet and remove scales and other stains Page 29 Adjust the temperature on the hot water supply unit appropriately Adjust the...

Страница 35: ...the tap is fully closed a tap defect may be present Close the taps on the cold and hot water pipes immediately see page 32 discontinue use and contact your local Takara Belmont dealer because this ma...

Страница 36: ...round the maintenance cover and the side panel wet with water Is the neck cushion and head pillow deteriorated Is there a foreign odor in the shower head holder Close the drainage with drain cap and f...

Страница 37: ...se may cause spillage of water on and under the floor Check valve Three years Prolonged use of the check valve may lead to failure in water output due to deterioration of the inside parts or in some c...

Страница 38: ...isposing of the Product When disposing of the product or replaced parts waste should be processed appropriately according to current laws and regulations in your country Also scratches stains deterior...

Страница 39: ...ghtly between products Basin L specification AY YMW L Basin H specification AY YMW H Refer to the Product Dimension Diagram pages 40 47 to 47 100 to 100 Basin L specification 800 mm Basin H specificat...

Страница 40: ...t h e a r m R a n g e o f m o t i o n o f t h e b a s i n 1 0 0 500 Product Dimension Diagram Unit mm 3 0 2 Dimensions marked with an asterisk can be moved to the same angle in the other direction 1...

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