(HCP-i1aA) – HCP-i1A User`s Manual
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1. Specifications Specifications Product name and model number inada chair i 1 HCP i1 A Power AC120V Power consumption 210W Frequency 60Hz Rated time 30 minutes Kneading speed 6 levels Min approx 17 times min Max approx 38 times min Tapping speed 4 levels Min approx 311 times min Max approx 615 times min Width between the right and left rollers 3 levels narrow medium wide Upper body Vertical traveling speed Approx 21 seconds for 1 round Traveling distance Approx 23 inches in the case of Partial rollers automatic repetition will be performed in the range of approx 6 inches Automatic programs 5 Health programs 3 Well Being programs with Automatic Massage Points Detecting function Manual selection 10 Upper body modes 3 Lower body modes Lower body massage Air pressure High approx 31 kPa Medium approx 26 kPa Low approx 21 kPa Auto timer Approx 15 minutes varies in the case of Automatic Programs Vibration function Back Seat 2types toggle between High and Low Position of footrest Adjustable range approx 4 inches Reclining Power recline to any position between about 120 and 170 degrees Chair dimension _ shows the value at maximum recline Width approx 29 inches Depth approx 47 68 inches Height approx 45 29 inches when footrest is horizontal Weight Approx 167 Ibs Upholstery PU Synt2. Safety Precautions Parts Descriptions Parts Descriptions Main body Headrest Remote control Massage roller vibration in the backrest Back pad Power switch You can turn the power on and off using the remote If this switch is pushed during operation the massage rollers will return the starting position automatically control to Liquid crystal display small Sgal Armrest left Footrest I l l Footrest adjusting lever Seat vibrator Air cells for hip 3 Air cells for legs 6 2 flvolelo See the figure to the right Acupressure Point lamp HERMIR A i pem ns Acupressure Point Program indicator THE SHARPER IMAGE s HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS WELL BEING procraws sic TIMER LP min FOOTREST RECLINING HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS FULLBODY RELIEF 1 STIFF SHOULDERS LOWER BACK TENSION Displays the operation being performed See the figure to the right Liquid crystal display large Displays the selected program current massaging point and time remaining Shoulder position fine adjustment Five shoulder kneading cycles at the position detected by the optical sensor during auto search If necessary fine adjust the position using the UP 6 and DOWN buttons For automatic programs only J P Power reclining Adjust the reclining an
3. 3 levels Tapping 2 Ge Narrow Mecium Wide 3 levels O 2 Rollers select any one of the massage adjustments Opus Roller types Masso euusinient ae aa Speed adjustment Width adjustment Adjusting vertical position Intensity Roller Whole Ea E Natrow Medium Wide 3levels Up Down movement Roller Partial Ti Narrow Medium Wide Slevels CO Adjustment of center position 3 Back vibration Opus Massagoeoieimen Normalan Speed adjustment Width adjustment Adjusting vertical position Intensity Back vibration i Narrow Medium Wide 3 levels O Low High 4 Seat vibration Pus Massagsjaoiusimeni Normal rogton Speed adjustment Width adjustment Adjusting vertical position Intensity Seat vibration El Low High 5 Lower body air massage select any one of the massage adjustments ris Air massage Message adjustment el ea Speed adjustment Width adjustment Adjusting vertical position Intensity Legs Le O Low Medium High Seat is Low Medium High Legs amp Seat Fih a O Low Medium High Massage type Displayed icon Massage type Displayed icon Massage type Displayed icon Roller Whole Back vibration Roller Partial Rhythm Acupressure 1 Tapping 1 2 Narrow Seat vibration KE Ah Eo aaa Low FY Lower body seat Medium er Hon lt a Roller Partial Medium Roller Whole Back vib
4. Backside of zipper Headrest gt Backrest Backrest cover Back pad Velcro Zipper Back pad 20 Cleaning And Storage Troubleshooting Guide Please refer to the following Q amp As for checking your chair before calling for service If this does not solve the problem stop using the chair immediately and disconnect the power plug and consult the vendor How can decrease the level of stimulation Raise reclining seat If it is still too strong then apply a towel to the place where it is being massaged The message Reset main power switch is shown on the Liquid crystal display Only qualified service technicians should repair the massage chair Turn off the power switch at the left of the backrest and turn it on again after about 5 seconds 1 If the chair recovers continue use 2 If the same message is displayed again stop using the chair discon ate Is it broken nect the power plug and contact Please try the following operations the vendor 1 ls the power plug securely connected to a wall outlet 2 ls the power switch on the side of the backrest turned on completely The chair does not oper Automatic massage points detected unsuccessfully Keep your body at the deepest position in the chair and keep your head on the In the auto program the actu headrest al operation time differs from The Automatic massage points that shown on the dis
5. Massage Unit May result in personal injury Do not operate the massage chair or leave it operating when there is no one in it May result in accident or injury Required Action In an emergency or if there is any sudden malfunction push the STOP button on the remote control to make the chair stop immediately If you begin to experience marked pain or other unusual physical discomfort while using the chair seek medical advice immediately and discontinue use of the chair If you feel the massage is too strong reduce the stimulation according to this Operating Manual If this solution does not work stop using and contact the vendor May result in injury if you continue use with high stimulation under such circumstances Make sure to keep the back pad in place during massage Do not use the chair without the back pad May result in personal injury Do not fall asleep in the chair during a massage May result in personal injury Keep massage sessions to no more than 15 minutes in length Area Specific Massage of any particular area on the body to no more than 5 minutes Continual use for extended periods of time can result in over stimulation which could cause the opposite of the desired ef fect or even injury Set 30 minutes in total for reference per day and keep appropriate intervals between each massage ses sion May result in personal injury If your leg or foot comes out of the footrest
6. Safety Precautions Safety Precautions During Use Warning N 9 Prohibited Required Action N Do not wrap the power cord or the remote control cord around the chair or place the chair on top of either cord Do not scratch tear treat unduly twist stretch or bend the power cord or the remote control cord The cord may fray or tear resulting in fire or electric shock Do not spill water and or other liquids on the chair or the remote control May result in electric shock short circuit or combustion Do not use the chair while the body is wet or with wet hands Could result in electric shock or damage to the chair Children should not use the chair It is advisable to keep children and pets away from the chair especial ly behind the reclining seat back or under the footrest Children aged 14 years or over should use only the Youth Program In such a case an adult must attend the child Could result in accident or injury Do not use if the covering is torn If it is unplug the power cord from the wall outlet Could result in injury accident or electric shock Contact the vendor for repairs Be careful not to get hands feet or objects caught between the units of the footrest or between the foot rest and the chair Be careful not to get hands or objects caught between the units of the armrest or be tween the armrest and the chair Do not release hands suddenly while lifting th
7. of the massage For details please refer to page 15 Automatic Programs Strength adjustment for massaging the lower half of your body Medium has been preset when the product was delivered but you can select your desired intensity from three options LOWER BODY LOW MEDIUM HIGH STRENGTH ADJUSTMENT Back Vibration Cancellation button The back vibration function that occurs in the Healthcare and Wellness Programs can be disa bled using this button CANCELLATION OF BACK y IBR NG PROGRAMS Changing Programs You can switch to other massage types anytime even during the operation of a program However the timer will be reset From an automatic program to another automatic program During the operation of an auto program if you select another automatic program the rollers will return to the home position and then the function for automatically detecting massage points will start From an automatic program to the Manual Selection Mode During the operation of an automatic program if you select any button in the Manual Selection Mode on the internal panel the automatic program will be interrupted and the manual mode selected will start Ending the operation before completing the program To end the operation before completing the program press the power switch The operation will stop after the rollers return to the home storage position Remote control amp il vblalo AF Saale T
8. on it Footrest V adjusting lever UP f ee Note The reclining and footrest operating functions are active by adjusting the UP DOWN buttons even if the remote control is turned off Make sure that your fingers or any other objects are not caught between the footrest Warning and footrest adjusting lever to Prohibited avoid injury and accident Do not let go of the footrest suddenly after putting it up How to adjust the footrest Raising the footrest Press and hold the UP button until the footrest reaches the desired angle Lowering the footrest Press and hold the DOWN button until the footrest reaches the desired angle Footrest buttons SS FOOTREST RECLINING UP button a DOVINE a DOWN button exe DOWN When lowering the footrest make sure that nothing is Prohibited Caught between the seat and footrest Warning Turn off the power switch and be sure to disconnect the plug from the socket The auto timer function will automatically stop the chair However you should be familiar with how to s manually turn off the power switch after N Ca ution use to prevent an accidental start of the chair To avoid accidents turn off the power and disconnect the power plug Pi 10 Before Use Massage Types And Features Massage Types And Features The chair can be operated in a variety of automatic modes for pre programmed massag
9. HE SHARPER IMAGE PRESSURE 68 Timer EF min MASSAGE SHOULDER POSTION ADUSENT J a y FOOTREST RECLINING HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS FULLBODY RELIEF 1 STIFF SHOULDERS LOWER BACK TENSION 2 3 LEGS amp HIPS FATIGUE 4 ACUPRESSURE 5 CANCELLATION OFB ACK an A gt WELL BEING PROGRAMS hp RE MORNING NIGHTTIME SEAT inada chair i 1 allows you to select your desired Automatic Program massage There are five different Healthcare programs and three Well Being programs Liquid crystal display small Liquid crystal display large r Fine Tuning Shoulder Position POWER switch HEALTHCARE PROGRAM buttons Back Vibration Cancellation button WELL BEING PROGRAMS button Do not attempt to place your hands or feet between the massage rollers The massage rollers exert strong pressure A Caution and can cause injury 12 Automatic Programs Massage Types Automatic Programs Operation Press Power switch eee The display will be lit To select an automatic program close the external panel on the remote control If no buttons are pushed for five minutes the power will be automatically SELECT A PROGRAM THE SHARPER IMAGE HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS WELL BEING PROGRAMS turned off c Ke g Q A O I 2 g Press the o FULLBODY RELIEF Z button for oO m THE SHARPER IMAGE S
10. Peration with wet hands in order to prevent electric shock or fire programs buttons Three programs are Power switch Caution To prevent damage and malfunction do not sit on the remote control Do not step on or place Footrest buttons Caster y available any heavy objects on the remote control Do not pull on the wire of the remote control ha e E o Oe To prevent damage to the remote control do not use sharp or hard objects to press the Nighttime Power cord A and DOWN buttons e buttons on the control Metal fittings for folding backrest N J Before Use Before Use This chair is delivered with the backrest folded down Before use raise the backrest until a click is heard Space requirements Allow sufficient space for reclining Allow at least 20 inches behind the chair for the How to fold down the backrest By raising up the metal fittings for folding the backrest can be folded down easily How to sit on the chair Make sure that the footrest has been lowered completely Normally the massage rollers stay at the upper part of the backrest drawn back and apart from each other being separated into left and right positions This is the home position or storage position For your safety always check to see that the massage rollers do not project outward from the home position If they do so turn the power switch at the seat off immediately so th
11. SO Prohibited Do not move the chair ANVE when someone is sitting on it Injury may occur if the chair falls over Service Service 1 Warranty Please read the contents carefully and keep it in a safe place Please complate and mail in the warranty card that was incude with your chair If the chair is to be used outside the home in a commercial setting for example fees will be charged for repairs 2 Repairs amp Service Before calling for repairs or service use the Troubleshooting guide on pages 21 to see if the problem can be solved easily If the problem persists contact the vendor for assistance Have the following information ready 1 Your name address and phone number 2 Product name and model number see Back cover 3 Serial No see the Serial No label on the back cover of the chair 4 Date of purchase 5 Trouble status 6 Proof of purchase lf the warranty is valid A service charge may apply subject to the nature of the trouble and or repair according to the terms of the warranty See the warranty for full details lf the warranty has expired Contact our technical service department on the back of this booklet If the product can be repaired the vendor will give you an estimate of the cost to repair the product Replacement parts stock We will stock service parts except fabric of this product for at least six years after terminating the production of this model Service parts refer to t
12. THCARE PROGRAMS TIMER min y Massage will i start FULLBODY RELIEF PROGRAM THE SHARPER IMAGE HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS TIMER I min Liquid crystal display small Shows a continuous description of the selected program Liquid crystal display large The points being massaged are lighted or are blinking in liquid crystal display large The timer displays the approximate remaining time of operation actual time left may vary slightly If you wish to stop the program during the operation press the Power switch The rollers will then return to the home position and the program will stop When the massage ends the lights on the display will go out FINISHED THE SHARPER IMAGE 14 Automatic Programs Operation Manual Selection Modes Liquid Crystal Display Explanation Of Movements Manual Selection Modes You can select from the following functions Kneading Human Hands Double kneading kneading amp Tapping Rhythm Acupressure 1 and 2 Tapping 1 and 2 and Rolling Partial and Whole massage lower body air massage or you can make any combination of any of these Also you can make adjustments for the speed the strength the up down position and the movement of the massage Standard program Press the program buttons to select your desired massage function You can change the operating program to another one by pushing the button of desir
13. ack vibration you can adjust the position of the rollers using Up Down adjustment buttons rollers You can adjust the center position of the move up massage during the partial rolling hae ge You can adjust the Up Down rolling movement rollers of the back rollers by pressing the Up Down move down buttons Back Seat vibration Vibration massage of Back and Seat will be operated simultaneously You can adjust the intensity between High and Low by pressing the buttons respectively Back vibration Ai Vibration massage of the back will be operated H The width and vertical position are adjustable Vibration massage of the hips will be operated Seat vibration lt 7 Patty 16 Manual Selection Modes Liquid Crystal Display Explanation Of Movements Manual Selection Modes Operation Manual Selection Modes Operation Press Power SELECT switch A PROGRAM THE SHARPER IMAGE MASSAGE MANUAL SELECTION MODE The display will be lit To make a selection from the Manual Selection Mode open the external panel on the remote control If no buttons are pressed within five minutes the power will be automatically turned off 7 Press the button of a your desired THE SHARPER IMAGE program MANUAL SELECTION MODE li TIMER 1 min Many of the Manual Selection Mode buttons toggle between on and off Others toggle among normal rotation reverse rotation and off The above illustra
14. air with anything other than an AC 120 V power source May result in fire or electric shock 7 z Do not use with any type of transformer device Display Warnings May result in injury or electric shock Do not use if the power cord or plug s is damaged or if the wall outlet is loose A Warnin This action could result in serious A Caution This action could result in personal May result in electric shock short circuit or combustion J injury or death injury or damage to property Before each use check for holes or tears in the chair cover of the back pad Also check other parts for tear ing Stop using the chair immediately if you find even the smallest tear Unplug the chair and contact the ven Prohibited dor for assistance ae Using the chair with holes or tears in the covering could result in injury or electric shock Types of Symbols and Description Do not operate under blanket or pillow Dono May result in burns fire electric shock or injury to persons S Prohibited Q a ae W Do not touch e Do not use outdoors f Do not use in May result in burns fire electric shock or injury to persons Warning or caution Required action D aay e Unplug the chair or near water Do not operate where aerosal spray products are being used or where oxygen is being administered grounding such as in a bathroom May result in burns fire electric shock or injury to persons E J Remember to keep this Operat
15. at the rollers return to the home position Then sit down on the center of the chair slowly backrest to be fully reclined Allow at least 12 inches in front of the chair for full extension of the footrest Backrest Metal fittings for folding Place the chair on a carpet to protect the floor surface and to prevent noise when operating VAN Ca ution Place the chair down carefully when putting it on the floor in order to prevent scratches It is heavy Place the chair at least 3 feet away from a TV a radio or other AV equipment It may cause noise to the equipment How to fit the stand for the remote control Check the fabric Fit the stand firmly using the 2 screws included at the As shown in the figure rear of the right armrest of the main body as shown in raise the back pad and the figure make sure that the cover of the main body is not torn Back pad Fabric of the main body Main body of the backrest the remote control Screws for fitting Power on 1 Connect the power plug to a wall receptacle socket 2 The power switch is on the right side of the backrest Turn the power on and the display on the remote control will light up Before using please raise the back pad to ensure that there is no tear in the fabric or cover Also check the chair cover of the other parts If any tear is found no matter how small please stop using the chair immediately Disconnect the plug a
16. at the spinal rollers are in the correct position at N Warning N either side of the spine The backbone should lie comfortably between the rollers without having to turn Space Requirements N or twist the body ar This product must be grounded If it should malfunction or breakdown grounding provides a path of least resistance for Do not sit stand or lean on the footrest unless you are sitting in the chair or getting up from the chair electric current in order to reduce the risk of electric shock This product is equipped with a cord having an equipment Personal injury or damage to the chair may result if the chair tips over grounding conductor and a grounding plug The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and If you will be using the chair after it has not been used for a long time first read this Operating Manual again thor B grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances GROUNDED OUTLETS oughly and check if the chair operates properly improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor can result in the risk of electric shock Check D Electrical with a qualified electrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to whether the product is properly grounded pad 7 grounding Do not modify the plug provided with the product if it will not fit the outlet have a proper outlet installed by a d Do not use the chair in any way not prescribed by the Operating Manual Do not use the chair t
17. ck or Seat vibration L g D Speed adjustment Adjusts the speed of Kneading Tapping 1 and Kneading amp Tapping operations X y Roller vertical position Up down Use these buttons to adjust the vertical position of the rollers Parts Descriptions NARROW MEDIUM WIDE SPEED UP DOWN sf ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT Width adjustment GF GK tow Dow BACK VIBRATION SEAT 5 Acupressure Remote control Gila aioe 2 3 LEGS amp HIPS FATIGUE 4 5 d Lower body button ACUPRESSURE m 3 External panel buttons LOWER BODY _ LOW MEDIUM HIGH Low medium high buttons Armrest right eal See the internal buttons Adjusts the width Sie SE Use these buttons to adjust the intensity of the air massage legs or seat separately or between the right and left massage points for ES FA EDANA rhythm acupressure 1 AF A BZ e N tapping 1 and 2 rolling legs and seat together Cancel Back Vibration Partial and Whole massage Select one of these Cancels the back vibrating and back vibration J buttons to massage operation in the automatic your lower body only _ operation mode CANCELLATION OF BACK y K Vig layout shown to the right WELL BEING PROGRAMS MORNING NIGHTTIME SEAT Remote control stand a Va x W SO Do not allow the remote control to get wet and do not perform any Well Being A arning Prohibited O
18. ction of massage points A remote control with a liquid crystal display that gives you comprehensive information on the operation of the chair A stand to store the remote control Equipped with a vibrator for massaging your back and seat The footrest is adjustable in length so that you can place just your calves on the footrest Power recline to any position between 120 and 170 degrees relative to the floor Equipped with a pneumatic device for raising lowering the footrest available for both independent operation and linked operation with the power recline Equipped with an automatic timer function for safety As a therapeutic massage device in the general households the inada chair i 1 provides the following benefits Relaxes muscles Relieves minor muscle aches and pains Features And Benefits Safety Precautions Safety Precautions Be sure that you have read these SAFETY PRECAUTIONS thoroughly before using your inada chair i 1 for the first time The Operating Safety Precautions Before Use Manual contains important information about how to use the chair safely and correctly avoiding possible damage to property or injury to A 3 persons using the chair and others The symbols shown below are used throughout the Operating Manual to highlight important safety in Warning S structions Please adhere to all precautions Do not use the ch
19. during the massage do not try to force it back in Undue force may result in damage to the mechanism Safety Precautions During Use Z Caution Unplug If there is a power outage or the possibility of a power outage stop the chair immediately and set the main POWER switch to OFF Unplug the chair from the wall outlet Accident or injury may result if the chair is still in operating mode when the power resumes If there is a threat of lightning stop the chair immediately and set the main POWER switch to OFF Un plug the chair from the wall outlet If the chair does not start or if there is any type of malfunction to prevent accidents it is best to stop the chair immediately and set the main POWER switch to OFF Unplug the chair from the wall outlet Contact the vendor for assistance regarding repairs or maintenance Electric shock or fire caused by a short circuit may result if the chair is left plugged in under such circumstances Safety Precautions After Use or When Not in Use Caution N Required Action Be sure to set the main POWER switch to OFF after every use and to unplug the chair from the wall outlet Accident or injury may result if children or pets try to play with the chair After using the chair be sure to return the reclining seat back to its upright position and lower the foot rest to its lowest position Wipe the chair off after every use and sto
20. e operations and manual modes called Manual Selection Mode HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS Automatic Operation Press the program buttons shown on the right to select your desired massage function WELL BEING PROGRAMS FULLBODY RELIEF 1 Relaxes the muscles that affect your whole body and alleviates fatigue by stimulating acupressure points Recommended for general fatigue and restlessness STIFF SHOULDERS 2 Helps relieve tension and stiffness around the neck and shoulders Recommended for shoulder and neck fatigue LOWER BACK TENSION 3 Recommended for lower back muscle pain and fatigue LEGS amp HIPS FATIGUE 4 Recommended to help relieve pain and numbness in the hips and the legs ACUPRESSURE 5 Recommended for general recovery of fatigued muscles Uses Shiatsu techniques MORNING Recommended immediately after waking up to recover from restless sleep and fatigue from the previous day NIGHTTIME Recommended before going to sleep at night SEAT Combined vibration and air massage directly stimulates the muscles of the seat area On the internal panel select your desired massage type Kneading Human Hands Double Kneading Kneading amp Tapping Rhythm Acupressure 1 and S e e ct i 0 n 2 Tapping 1 and 2 and Rolling Partial and Whole massage lower body massage or any combination of any of them Also you can make adjustments for the speed the strength the up down position and the movement
21. e footrest hand dAccident personal injury or damage to the chair may result if hands feet or objects are caught Do not use the heater continuously for two hours or longer May result in low temperature burn Make sure no one especially children or pets is in the way when lowering the reclining seat back or low ering the footrest down Be careful that people and or objects are not caught behind the seat back or un der the footrest A Caution 9 Prohibited Do not use the chair unclothed Do not use the chair for purposes other than massage or other than the ordinary uses of a chair Could result in accident or injury Do not use the chair to massage the head chest stomach and or joints knees elbows Do not place hands feet or arms in between the rollers May result in nausea or injury Place a soft towel behind your neck if you want to avoid intense stimulation of the area Do not place hands or feet into the roller tracks into the space between the seat back and the seat or into the moving parts Do not sit wearing hard objects such as hair accessories necklace watch bracelet or ring May result in personal injury Do not place anything other than legs and feet on the footrest May result in personal injury Do not place anything other than upper arms and forearms in the Upper Arm and Forearm Units Do not place anything other than shoulders against the Shoulder
22. ed program Remote control Figure shows the remote control Normal massage with the external panel opened Kneading F ts the direction of the roller rotation is adjustable by pressing the button The direction of the roller rotation the speed and the vertical position are adjustable Roller operation feels like a hand massage Human idly the direction of the roller rotation is adjustable by pressing the button Hands aT i amp fl volalo e direction of the roller rotation the speed and the vertical position are adjustable ik EIME a Ath A programmed automatic roller operation that repeats a cycle of normal and reverse Double L rotation during which the speed varies the vertical position of rollers is adjustable LNRM dis cll dl ahd Kneading A Speed and the vertical position are adjustable as well E Simultaneous operation of kneading amp tapping ya MANUAL SELECTION MODE the direction of the roller rotation is adjustable by pressing the button Kneading amp Tapping amp The direction of the roller rotation the speed and the vertical position are adjustable TIMER ah min Repeated slow pushing simulating finger pressure Rhythm Tr Acupressure 1 s The width between rollers and their vertical position are adjustable Rhythm D tv Ems Repeated slow pushing simulating finger pressure while the massage point varies horizontally Acupressure 2 be The vertical position of ro
23. er Zipper How to remove the seat cover Remove the Velcro fastened seat cover from the Seat cover Velcro sliding cover Remove the Velcro fastened seat cover from the main body of the chair by undoing the six Velcro pieces of tape XTo replace the seat cover repeat the above v oy l z l z m Main parts of te the seat it procedure in the reverse order Back side of seat cover Velcro for slide cover Plastic parts pipes and fabric should be cleaned by wiping with a mild detergent and a damp cloth Wipe with a dry cloth to dry the chair surface VAN Caution Never use alcohol solvents or abrasive agents Using these chemicals may cause scratches discoloration and or cracks Remove stains by wiping with a mild detergent and a damp cloth Wipe with a dry cloth to dry the chair surface UN Caution Long contact with vinyl or plastic material or wallpaper may cause discoloration Remote contro Remove stains by using a dry cloth UN Uhile aly Never use a wet cloth Moisture can damage the control How to remove the backrest cover Undo the Velcro tapes that fasten the backrest cover to the headrest Remove the headrest Unzip the back pad from the main body of the chair Remove the backrest cover from the main body of the chair by undoing the nine Velcro pieces of tape X To replace the backrest cover repeat the above procedure in the reverse order
24. gle Healthcare Programs Five programs are available 1 Full body relief 2 Stiff shoulders 3 Lower back tension 4 Legs amp hips fatigue Liquid crystal display small EvO Displays the current operation using text or graphics For details of the display see page 17 and 18 T ed al Liquid crystal display large Acupressure point indicator Acupressure Point _ back 4 _ legs y The points being massaged are lit or blink lnternal buttons layout k Power reclining J Footrest buttons a D Manual Selection Mode Kneading Human Hands Double kneading Kneading amp Tapping Rhythm Acupressure 1 and 2 Tapping 1 and 2 and Rolling Partial and eee massage a RECLINING UP f UP DOWN yf MANUAL SELECTION MODE KNEADING HYMN RHYTHM ACUPRESSURE A O MLE TAPPING amp 1 2 DOUBLE KNEADING PARTIAL ROLLING WHOLE KNEADING amp TAPPING a x PA E WIDTH ADJUSTMENT rq ll 4 HIGH uP TIMER I LD min exe DOWN a Back vibration cancellation During an automatic program pressing the Back vibration cancellation button will light the lamp and pressing the button again will turn off the Timer Displays the time remaining for the current program SSE ANS lt _ Back seat vibration Two options Ba
25. hetic leather specially processed treated for anti bacteria and anti contamination Accessories Remote control stand Number of manufacturing permit 31BZ0017 medical tools Japan Technical Assistance For technical assistance in the USA and Canada you can reach us by calling our toll free number 888 769 0555 The direct dial number is 303 317 4356 We welcome comments and feedback about your buying experience and your experience in your INADA chair We invite you to email us at info inada com We hope you enjoy your new world class massage experience 776932500 FAMILY THE SHARPER IMAGE Inada chair i HCP 11QA Operating Manual Warranty card provided separately Massage points detected automatically by optical sensors Massage program adapts to your body size and purposes for use For U S Model Only OPlease read this Operating Manual before use OkKeep this manual nearby so that you can refer to it anytime Greetings Thank you for purchasing the inada chair i 1 The inada chair i 1 that you have purchased is the culmination of the best of our efforts We have conceived and implemented several new and unique functions into the inada chair i 1 that other massage chairs are unable to offer We deliver you the inada chair i 1 with utmost confidence from the Birthplace of Massage Chairs Japan rT After u
26. hose necessary for maintaining the intended performance of the product For more information on service Please see the back of this booklet Safety inspections for inada chair Regular inspections are essential for maintaining inada chair performance Possible symptoms The chair does not start with the power switch on The power cable has been cracked or scratched Wif you see any of the symptoms or problems The power cable or plug becomes abnormally hot shown at the left stop using the chair The chair produces a burnt smell abnormal sound or vibration disconnect the power plug and consult the The auto timer function does not work in some cases The fabric is torn where the roller or air cell comes into contact with it Other failures vendor to repair the product and consult us to repair the product After about five years of use a professional inspection should be performed even if there are no symptoms or problems For inspection fees contact our technical service department on the back of this booklet 22 Service
27. ing Manual in an easily accessible place Safety Precautions Installation Safety Precautions Before Use P tion Z4 Caution Z4 Caution _ Do not install the chair in an area of high hu Before plugging the power cord into the wall outlet make sure that the main POWER switch is set to OFF midity such as a bathroom or sauna D Do not use the chair outdoors May result in damage to the product or electric shock Prohibited Could result in injury or electric shock Prohibited Make sure that the plugs on the power cord are inserted fully into the cord connector and the wall outlet May result in electric shock short circuit or combustion Only install on a flat level surface Before using the chair for the first time turn on all the power switches in order as indicated in this man G g woe Eater Chair could tip over accidentally if placed on an uneven surface ual to check that the chair is operating properly Beguira Acton Before using raise the reclining seat to its fully upright position Then recline the seat back slowly to the most comfortable position remembering to start off with a lighter massage Starting with a deep massage can result in injury Elderly people and persons with weak bones should be especially careful Safety Precautions Before Use Required Action when selecting massage intensity When sitting down in the chair do so slowly ensuring th
28. ion mode operation The Liquid Crystal Display displays the selected course speed intensity width rotation reverse rotation and vertical position in words for 3 seconds and then displays the relevant icons The illustration states that the respective operation is being done Back vibration High Seat vibration High Lower body air massage Legs amp Seat High Kneading Normal rotation Speed 4 Rolling Partial massage Rollers width Wide Width adjustment buttons During Rhythm Acupressure 1 Tapping 1 or 2 Rolling Partial or Whole or Vibration Back you can adjust the width between rollers using Width Adjustment buttons Narrow Medium and Wide IHi Note the function of Width adjustment will not work during the operation of Kneading Human Medium Ml Hands Kneading amp Tapping Double Kneading Rolling and Back Vibration Wide MF Narrow Rhythm Acupressure 2 and combinations of Speed adjustment buttons During Kneading Kneading amp Tapping or Tapping 1 you can adjust the operating speed using the High or Low button The display shows the Kneading being set Speed Vv 4 at Speed 4 Levels of Speed adjustment You can select among six speeds for Kneading and four speeds for Kneading amp Tapping and Tapping 1 Up Down adjustment During Kneading Human Hands Double Kneading Kneading amp Tapping Rhythm Acupressure 1 or 2 Tapping 1 or 2 Rolling Partial massage and B
29. llers is adjustable FOOTREST RECLINING UP f UP DOWN sf ex DOWN Simple tapping 1 MANUAL SELECTION MODE HUMAN The width speed and vertical position are adjustable KNEADING HANDS RHYTHM ACUPRESSURE A programmed automatic operation of rollers using varying speeds c Tapping 2 G The width between rollers is adjustable Tapping 1 E W 1 2 TAPPING EREE TIG2 DOUBLE KNEADING PARTIAL ROLLING WHOLE KNEADING amp TAPPING A WIDTH ADJUSTMENT Lal ll 4 gt HIGH uP NARROW MEDIUM WIDE Semp ADJUSTMENTADJUST Types of rollers Rolling Whole 3 Massaging the entire back massage the width between rollers and their vertical position are adjustable Rolling Partial massage UP LD pa Massaging part of the back the width between rollers and their vertical position are adjustable Lower body air massage You can make a selection between Legs Seat and Legs amp Seat air massages You can adjust the intensity using the Low Medium and High buttons even when operating Legs massage oe Massaging the legs using air pressure Seat massage Ls Massaging the seat using air pressure Legs and Seat Massaging the legs and seat using air pressure massage ae ging g gnp MASSAGE SHOULDER POSITION ADIUSTVENT T GE A Low Dow BACK VIBRATION SEAT LOWER BODY LOW MEDIUM HIGH STRENGTH ADJUSTMENT LEGS SEAT LEGS amp SEAT INI E QA K Liquid Crystal Display Manual select
30. n and or symptoms thereof O Persons being treated for personal injuries O High fever 100 F or higher Ex Strong acute inflammation illness caused by fatigue chills blood pressure fluctuation or asthenia O Persons in the early stages of pregnancy or immediately after giving birth O Persons who have electronic medical device s easily susceptible to electromagnetic interference Ex pacemaker O Abnormal or curved spine O Persons planning to use the chair for treatment or for rehabilitation purposes O Persons with malignant tumor s O Persons under bed rest orders Required Action O Persons with acute gastro intestinal complaints or ailments such as gastritis enteritis or hepatitis O Persons under a doctor s care or those experiencing unusual physical discomfort O Joint dysfunction due to rheumatism gout or other diseases O Persons with symptoms such as qualm dizziness or tinnitus O Inflammation due to sprain or torn muscles O Persons with thecitis or suspected thecitis O Persons with thermoanesthesia O Elderly people and persons with weak bones even if they have no particular disease should seek medical advice before using the chair O If your condition does not improve after use consult a doctor or specialist O Do not drop or insert any object into any opening O To disconnect switch all controls to the off position then remove plug from outlet Safety Precautions Safety Precautions
31. nd consult the vendor Prohibited at once Using the chair with a tear in the fabric or texture may cause electric shocks or injury Before connecting the plug to the wall receptacle make sure that the power switch is in the OFF position If the massage rollers are in mid motion when the power is turned off they will automatically return to the starting position 9 VAN Warning Q Do not sit or step on the footrest when it is raised which could result in injury malfunction and accidents Required Action How to use the power recline Lowering the backrest Press and hold the DOWN part of the reclining button until the desired angle is obtained The footrest will automatically rise as the backrest reclines Raising the backrest Press and hold the UP part of the reclining button until the desired angle is obtained The footrest will automatically lower as the backrest rises Reclining buttons N FOOTREST RECLINING F Dr UP button DOWN ef AONE DOWN button When reclining make sure that nothing is behind the backrest When reclining or lowering the footrest always be sure that there are no persons pets or obstructions around Warning Required Action How to adjust the angle of the footrest While sitting in the chair with the footrest up pull the lever up toward the footrest While the lever is up you can adjust the footrest so that your calves are resting
32. ni auiomeueaily to prevent interfering with the body Bend reclining seat sit back deep To continue the massage press in the seat and try to lean into the the power switch button of the back of the chair remote control again 21 The right and left rollers are not positioned Maximum approx 0 6 inches horizontally alternate tapping a Maximum approx and is normal 0 6inches There is noise during operation should use be continued The following sounds do not indicate any trouble or malfunction They may occur during normal operation Rattling during kneading or tapping A sound creak due to rubbing between the rollers and fabric in the kneading operation Whirring sound from the air pump Whirring sound from the vibrator When the backrest has been fully reclined the pump for operating the footrest is working a whirring sound is heard Whirring sound when reclining During use the air massage stops when the footrest is moved up or down The air massage will stop when the footrest is moved up or down to ensure safety The air massage will start operating again when the footrest stops moving How do move the chair when cleaning the room or changing rooms There are casters on the chair Turn off the power switch with the backrest in the raised position disconnect the power plug from the socket lift the front part of the chair as shown in the figure and move it with the casters
33. ogether qualified electrician This product is for use on a nominal AC 120V circuit and has a grounding plug that OS with any other therapeutic device or with an electric blanket looks like the plug illustrated in the figure to the right Make sure that the product is connected to an outlet GROUNDING PIN May result in injury or have a negative effect on health having the same configuration as the plug No adapter should be used with this product GROUNDED OUTLET BOX SO Do not move the chair while someone is in it The following persons must not use this massage chair Prohibited Accident or injury may result if the chair tips over S O Persons who have been instructed by a doctor to avoid massage therapy Ex Thrombosis severe aneurism acute Do not sit down on the chair with the footrest raised 2 varicosity or dermatitis and or skin infection including inflammation of the hypodermis Any sudden heavyweight on the footrest could cause damage to the mechanism Or accident or injury may result if the chair tips over Prohibited O Persons with suspected acute neck sprain whiplash injury Do not use with anything other than the accessories supplied with this product Persons with any of the following conditions should seek medical advice before using the chair XN A O Serious heart conditions O Sensory impairment caused by serious peripheral circulatory disorders due to diabetes and other diseases O Osteoporosis spinal fractures acute pai
34. play of detection will not function if the Manual Selection Mode is operating You can the remote controller adjust the width and vertical positions This is because the height of the of the rollers using the buttons when person using the chair may be the rollers are operating different from the standard height used for calculating the operation time This time discrepancy is not a o The chair stops during use malfunction Press the power switch on the side of the backrest and turn it on again o The external panel on the eiler ebeut secenek 1 If the chair recovers continue use remote control came off 2 If does not restart stop using it If you try to open the external panel disconnect the power plug and too far the panel may come off in contact the vendor order to prevent it from being damaged Please attach it to the The rollers stop halfway remote control again o CORTOS OPM away Troubleshooting Guide The rollers may have been o The recliner moved in the restrained due to excessive forces Slow down the speed or try to opposite direction from fightly lit your body what was chosen You mey be pushing beln ci fe g The rollers have moved to reclining buttons together at the I the upper position same time Release the button once and try again please When the massage finishes operating as programmed by the How can I increase the auto timer tne rollers moye to the level Gf stimulation upper posto
35. ration Wide Back vibration Low Tae a ae a m FA Lower body legs Low ES Lower body Legs amp Seat Medium Se Hon A 18 Manual Selection Modes Operation Cleaning And Storage Cleaning And Storage Storage Cleaning Store the chair in a dry area after cleaning Before any cleaning is it carried out make sure To keep it away from dust please make that the power is turned sure the cover is put on off and the plug is disconnected from the Do not keep the chair in a dusty ket or high temperature 104 F 40 C SOCKEl area Do not keep the chair near a stove Caution or in direct sunlight which may cause discoloration or degeneration of the external parts When any cleaning is being carried out make sure that the plug is P disconnected from the socket Do Warning ern not connect or disconnect the power plug with wet hands You may be exposed to the danger of electric shock and injury Velcro How to remove covers Zipper How to remove the footrest cover Remove the Velcro fastened seat cover from the Sliding cover Footrest sliding cover Unzip the sliding cover from the footrest cover Unzip the footrest cover from the main body of the chair X To replace the footrest cover repeat the above procedure in the reverse order Footrest cov
36. re your chair in a place free of excess humidity Do not place any object on the seat reclining seat back or footrest Unplug Do not pull on the power cord to unplug the chair from the wall outlet make sure to grasp the plug firmly when unplugging May result in electric shock or fire caused by short circuiting When cleaning or caring for the chair make sure to unplug the chair from the wall outlet first Do not plug or unpulug the power cord with wet hands If you will not be using the chair for some time make sure to unplug it from the wall outlet lnsulation degradation by dirt or moisture may occur and cause electric shock or fire caused by short circuiting may result Others Precautions Warning N S SO Do not stand on the chair Do not sit on any part of the chair other than the seat Personal injury or damage to the chair may result if the chair tips over Prohibited Do not stand on the control box and or place any object on it Do not remodel the chair Anyone other than an authorized serviceperson must not repair or disassem Q ble Contact the vendor Do not For safety reasons if the power cord is damaged contact the vendor for replacement disassemble Do not remodel the chair XN J A Caution Required Action If you lend sell or otherwise transfer the chair to another party make sure to include this Operating Man ual
37. sing the inada chair i 1 we are sure that you will love it as the best partner for you health management providing you with the best and most professional like massage techniques o CONTENTS Features And Benefits enna eetenesenees 2 Safety Precautions oO Oe a ea a Ta RS SIS HS Sr a ied Gel 3 Safety Precautions O 5 Paris Descriptions ener eee 7 Before Uge re eeeneeenennneeeeeneeneeeeenannnenseenens 9 7 Massage Types And Features iiaeaharedvsciliosadosnolsaadasseennakossohiaaa benneinidl ciniaia katad Automatic Programs oO Massage Types ISH CACC ISIE CEG SAL EGE SE CEE E 2 E E Automatic Programs Operation Sina EESE EEE eaters VOEE TE OE ESES E aaah awa ace 3 cae Manual Selection Modes D Liquid Crystal Display Explanation Of Movements 15 Manual Selection Modes Operation iat inja E E E E a a E S 17 Cleaning And Storage E Aa NATA A TT AAAA TEE EIA A AETR A AE ETA 9 Troubleshooting etti aaaea 2 Service rr ncneneeneneeenenenneeeennennereneenegneneeenananns 22 o Specifications essen Back Page Features And Benefits gt Provides a hybrid massage function using roller pressure and air pressure Four rollers provide professional like techniques for massaging the upper half of your body 14 air cells provide a delicate massage for the lower half of your body Various massage _ courses programs Five Healthcare programs Three Well Being programs Automatic dete
38. tion shows a course for Kneading forward and speed 3 The liquid crystal display small displays the name of the course selected for three seconds and then displays the relevant icons shown on page 17 and 18 The liquid crystal display large displays some information on the course selected and the remaining time of operation The operation will automatically end 15 minutes after starting THE SHARPER IMAGE The rollers will return to the home storage position To cancel the program during its operation press the Power switch The program will end after the rollers return to the home storage position 7 The operation will stop and the display will turn off Changing Programs You can switch to other massage types anytime even during the operation of a program However the timer will be reset Manual Selection Mode to Auto program During any operation of the Manual Selection Mode if you select an auto program on the external panel door the rollers will return to the home position and then the function for automatically detecting massage points will start Then the auto program selected will start Table of illustrations displayed Massage type Displayed icon Massage type Displayed icon During the Manual Selection Mode the operating status is displayed by relevant icons Massage Type Direction of rotation normal or reverse Speed Roller Width bet
39. ween rollers Back vibration intensity G Seat vibration intensity Lower body massage intensity Kneading Tapping 1 ol Human Hands Tapping 2 Double Kneading Normal rotation all Kneading amp Tapping Reverse rotation dh Rhythm Acupressure 1 Rhythm Acupressure 2 Kneading Kneading amp Tapping Tapping 1 Speed v4 Uz Table showing the massage types which can be combined and the items which are adjustable You can select the desired massage type from the massage menu from 1 to 5 You can also make combinations among them Adjustable items during operation will be marked O circle Programs which the Width is not adjustable Kneading Human Hands Kneading amp Tapping Double Kneading Rhythm acupressure 2 and the combination of rollers and back 1 Standard program select any one of the massage adjustments Course program Massage aoiusiment Nermal rotation Speed adjustment Width adjustment Adjusting vertical position Intensity Kneading Fis O Speed 1 6 6 levels Human Hands am Double kneading ra O Kneading amp Tapping lt oO O Speed 1 4 4 levels Rhythm Acupressure 1 fi Narow Medium Wide 3 levels D Rhythm Acupressure 2 tt m a Tapping 1 Gi O Speed 1 4 4levels Narrow Medium Wide
40. your desired lt program The name of the program selected will be displayed HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS FULLBODY RELIEF 1 STIFF SHOULDERS 2 X This illustration shows that the FULLBODY RELIEF Program has been selected LOWER BACK TENSION 8 LEGS amp HIPS FATIGUE 4 ACUPRESSURE 5 CANCELLATION OF pyp Ve ANO WELL BEING PROGRAMS MORNING NIGHTTIME SEAT The function for a automatically detecting THE SHARPER IMAGE massage points will start Massage points will be detected during a once through operation of the rollers a beeping sound is heard during the detecting operation Caution During the operation of the detecting function you must stay seated in the chair with your head against the backrest Massage points have been detected ACU POINTS DETECTED THE SHARPER IMAGE HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS J fine tune the E You can now ADJUST SHOULDERS THE SHARPER IMAGE shoulder position massage points SHOULDER POSITION ADIUS UNE a y yA When you hear the beeping sound during the operation of the rollers you can adjust the position of the shoulder rollers by using the Shoulder Position Adjustment buttons The rollers move approximately 4 mm every time presses the Shoulder Position Adjustment button If the detected position is OK do not press the buttons A Z Massage SETTING determined THE SHARPER IMAGE 1 HEAL
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