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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
Avoiding Accidents and Injuries
• Never step on the foot massager when it is in the open, extended position.
• Do not place your hands or feet in between gaps in the massage heads.
• Do not put your hands or feet in between spaces in mechanical components.
• Do not drop or purposefully insert objects into the massage chair slot.
• Do not sit, stand, or place heavy objects on chair components, including the
armrests, leg rests, and backrests.
• Never stand on the chair.
• Do not attempt to move a chair white it’s operating.
• Do not use massage areas for unintended body parts (e.g., do not put your
head in the leg rest).
• Do not put unusual amounts of pressure on the backrest while the chair is reclined.
• Do not use chair in loose clothing or wearing jewelry. Keep long hair away
from mechanical components of the chair.
• Avoid using the chair with exposed skin or while wearing sheer fabrics. Using
the chair with improper clothing could lead to skin irritation.
• Empty your pockets before sitting in the chair.
Avoiding Chair Damage, Discoloration, and Deterioration
• Do not place the chair in humid or wet environments, around sharp things,
or near heat sources, including stoves.
• Never use an electric heating pad, blanket, or other heated device while
using the chair.
• Do not use the chair in high-temperature areas.
• Do not use the chair in an outdoor environment.
Avoiding Leaks and The Potential for Electrocution Injuries
• Do not use or store your chair in a wet, humid, or exposed environment such
as a swimming pool area or bathroom.
• Both the chair and the remote controller must remain dry at all times.
• Do not sit in the chair with wet or damp clothes.
Avoiding electrocution Injuries
• Follow all directions for installing the ground wire or contact a professional
electrician for assistance.
• Never use a plug adapter. Contact a professional electrician if you do not
have the appropriate outlet for installation.
Avoiding Electrocution Injuries or Fire
• Unplug the chair before cleaning.
• Unplug the chair if you notice any power damage or the potential for power-
related damage (i.e., during thunderstorms).
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To unplug the chair, firmly grasp the plug (not the cord) to release the prongs
from the outlet.
