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 Using the heaters

This chair has built-in heaters. Turn them on if the customer so wishes.

Heater locations

Seat

ON

OFF

1

Turning on the heaters

2

Turning off the heaters

Turn off the heater switch to stop the operation of the heaters.

 Using the built-in sockets

Built-in sockets

 

NOTE

 Use your hand to operate the power switch.

Heater

switch

Legrest

The chair has three built-in sockets: one on the control panel on each side
of the chair body and the other on the lower part of the chair bed body.
The total capacity of the three sockets is 12 A or less or 7 A or less
(see service outlet label) when the chair is not operating, and 9 A or less or
4 A or less when it is operating. If the capacity is exceeded, the
power switch (marked “MAIN”) will be turned off. In this case, stop using the
plugged device(s) and turn the power switch back on.

 • Be sure to fully insert the power plug of the device being used into the built-in socket until
    reaching the base of the plug. Failure to fully insert the plug or similar loose connection can result
    in a short circuit or heat generation that causes a fire.
•  If the connection becomes loose, immediately stop using the equipment attached to the built-in
    socket and unplug the equipment from the built-in socket. 
    Contact your nearest dealer or Takara Belmont as soon as possible for inspection or replacement
    parts.
•  Remove the power plug of a device from the built-in socket when not using it.
•  If any water gets on a built-in socket, immediately turn off the chair power switch, remove the plug,
    and wipe away the water.
    Additionally, if a substantial amount of water gets inside a built-in socket, immediately remove the
    plug and contact your nearest dealer or Takara Belmont.
•  Do not touch a built-in socket with a wet hand.
•  If needed, use a suitable conversion adapter as 12A (AC110V) or 7A (AC220/230V) or higher.
•  When a conversion adapter is used, make sure that it is firmly plugged into the built-in socket.
    Loose connection can make the adapter heated up and lead to fire.

 Do not leave the heaters on. When the beauty 

salon service is completed, turn off the heater 
switch.

Turn on the heater switch on the left side of the chair to operate the heaters.
Equipped with a thermostat, the heaters warm the seat and the legrest at 
the same time, at a moderate temperature.

WARNING

WARNING




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Summary of Contents for ESTHE PLACE

Page 1: ...t up or down with a customer sitting in the chair Shockless motion Bringing the chair parts to their predetermined positions with a customer sitting in the chair Using the height adjustable service ta...

Page 2: ...stead when disconnecting it from the socket Pulling the power cord from the socket will damage the power This product is an electrical device Do not wash it with water Failure or an electric shock may...

Page 3: ...objects causing injury or property damage When the backrest is fully reclined never sit on the headrest the height adjustable service tables or the edge of the seat Do not apply an unnecessarily heavy...

Page 4: ...y result Any spillage must be wiped off quickly with a dry soft cloth such as towel Before operating the chair pay careful attention to the surroundings and warn people there about the operation When...

Page 5: ...y deform tear or decay Only a person may sit in the seat Discoloration of resin Resin materials are used in external components of this product Carefully selected materials are used however discolorat...

Page 6: ...Hand pinch warning sticker Be careful not to pinch a hand and et WARNING Warning Label Locations 6...

Page 7: ...tables Power plug Headrest operation lever Headrest operation button F B Heater switch Built in socket Built in socket Service table operation button Chair body Power switch Power cord Foot control Bu...

Page 8: ...Insert the power plug fully until its base touches the socket Do not pull the power cord to disconnect the power plug from the socket Hold the power plug instead when disconnecting it from the socket...

Page 9: ...st and the legrest to the preset angles hold down either preset switch F or B for at least 1 sec To return the seat to the lowest position and return the backrest and the legrest to the initially set...

Page 10: ...force to it or hit it from above The headrest may be damaged While supporting the headrest with one hand press the headrest operation button to allow the headrest to return to the original position D...

Page 11: ...ackrest Hold down the auto return switch on the foot control for at least 1 sec to return the chair to the initial position Step on the upper side of the SEAT switch on the foot control to move the se...

Page 12: ...nd the legrest Great force is applied during the movements so you need to be very careful The weight of the upper part of the chair and the customer is used to move the seat down Great force is applie...

Page 13: ...fluid is very cold the shockless motion function is activated to such a degree that the chair parts may come to a halt at very different positions from their intended positions To deal with this matt...

Page 14: ...ing in the chair there will be a slight difference between the set positions and the actual positions due to the shockless motion function When operating the chair with the preset function be careful...

Page 15: ...eight adjustable service tables be sure to return them to the initial position They have a load capacity of 10 kg Do not let the customer place his her weight onto his her hands on the raised height a...

Page 16: ...or heat generation that causes a fire If the connection becomes loose immediately stop using the equipment attached to the built in socket and unplug the equipment from the built in socket Contact you...

Page 17: ...the parts with it and allow them to dry well Do not wipe them with a wet cloth Water and dampness affects these parts If you spill water on them wipe off the moisture immediately Otherwise rust or a...

Page 18: ...of fault Strange noise at the time of start up Daily Inspection Instructions Troubleshooting Breakers For long and safe use of the chair inspect it according to the Daily Inspection Checklist on page...

Page 19: ...to 1 060 hPa Temperature 20 to 70 C Humidity 10 to 95 No condensation Atmospheric pressure 700 to 1 060 hPa Model No Maximum load Weight No of built in sockets Maximum power capacity Operating enviro...

Page 20: ...Disposal Instructions When disposing of the chair or its replaced parts follow the laws and regulations applicable at the time 20...

Page 21: ...air wobbles or produces strange noise during operation contact your nearest dealer or Takara Belmont If the chair parts do not stay where they are for a while and go down by themselves contact your ne...

Page 22: ...NOTE...

Page 23: ...NOTE...

Page 24: ...2 1 1 Higashishinsaibashi Chuo ku Osaka 542 0083 Japan TEL 81 6 6212 3523 FAX 81 6 6211 5745 TAKARA BELMONT CORPORATION MANUFACTURER...

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