Takara Belmont ESTHE PLACE, Operation Manual

Adjust the headrest position beforehand (see page 10).

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Reclining the backrest

Step on the lower side of the BACK switch on the foot control to recline the backrest. 
While you are holding it down, the backrest will keep reclining.

F

B

BACK switch (lower side)

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Raising the legrest

Step on the upper side of the LEG switch on the foot control to raise the legrest. 
While you are holding it down, the legrest will keep rising.

F

B

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 Before moving the chair parts, make sure that there are no obstacles around it. Especially if any
 body parts or objects are within the spaces indicated in the figure below, never move the chair 

parts.

(Take extra care when you raise/lower the legrest or move the seat down.)

(Take extra care when you recline/raise the backrest.)

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 Hydraulic power is used to move the seat up and raise the backrest and the legrest. Great force 

is applied during the movements, so you need to be very careful.

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 The weight of the upper part of the chair (and the customer) is used to move the seat down. Great 

force is applied during the movement, so you need to be very careful.

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 Spring force and the weight of the backrest (and the customer) are used to recline the backrest. 

Spring force and the weight of the legrest (and the customer) are used to lower the legrest. Be 
extra attentive during such movements.
When the upper part of the chair is completely flat, never climb onto the legrest, the footrest, or

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the backrest. Do not apply an unnecessarily heavy load on them. The chair may tip over or break. 
The legrest and the backrest have a load capacity of 60 kg.

LEG switch 
(upper side)

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 When raising the legrest, take extra care not to cause the customer’s feet to hit any equipment 

nearby.

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 Aestheticians must not climb onto the chair while giving beauty treatment. The chair may tip over 

or break.

WARNING

WARNING

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 When having a customer lie flat

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