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Thank you for purchasing this Takara Belmont product.
Carefully read this operation manual to always operate this product properly according to the
instructions herein.
Failure to read this operation manual may lead to accidents.
●Carefully store this operation manual in a secure location near this product where they can
be readily accessed, and refer to them whenever necessary.
●This product is designed for commercial use in barber shops and beauty salons.
Do not use this product for any purposes other than those described above.
Please contact Takara Belmont with the BOOK NO. (outlined below) if this operation manual
becomes torn or damaged and unreadable, or is lost.
Takara Belmont Barber Chair
Model No.
Operation Manual
AB-BR
2017.10
BOOK NO.1E05VZBE
Original instruction
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- Page 1 ●This product is designed for commercial use in barber shops and beauty salons. Do not use this product for any purposes other than those described above. Please contact Takara Belmont with the BOOK NO. (outlined below) if this operation manual becomes torn or damaged and unreadable, or is lost.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
C o n t e n t s Introduction Explanation of Warning Labels ................. 3 Safety Precautions ................... 4 Use Precautions ....................8 Precautions Related to Synthetic (Natural) Leather .......... 9 Locations of Warning Labels ................10 Accessories ....................10 Part Names .................... -
Page 3: Explanation Of Warning Labels
All these precautions describe important items related to safety. Be sure to always obey all the precautions contained in this manual. Takara Belmont has absolutely no responsibility for accidents that might be caused by failure to obey "Safety Precautions", "Use Precautions" and "Precautions Related to Synthetic (Natural) Leather"... -
Page 4: Safety Precautions
●Installation precautions •Installation of this chair must be performed by specialized personnel (personnel from Takara Belmont or Takara Belmont specified representative). •The chair must be installed on a perfectly flat and solid floor. Installing the chair to a location with an angle of 5° or more can result in the chair... - Page 5 Safety Precautions (Must be Obeyed) WARNING Use and Cleaning Precautions ●Be careful to keep hands, fingers and other body parts of the customer and user from touching or getting close to moving parts. There is a danger of pinching and other physical injury. ●Do not allow a customer to lie face down on the chair.
- Page 6 Be sure to turn off the heater switch when not necessary. •Turn off the power and remove the power plug if you feel abnormal heat when touch- ing the legrest, and contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont. ●Precautions when using the table Check that the table is securely inserted into the table securing slot before using the table.
- Page 7 If you feel that something seems slightly different or not normal, immediately stop using the chair, turn off the power and unplug the power plug, and contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont. ●Always be sure to use your hands to operate the switches.
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Page 8: Use Precautions
●Do not use outdoors. Doing so can result in damage. ●Contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont if the breaker function (p. 32) frequently operates. ●The maximum load is 1,350 N (135 kgf). The raising speed of the seat declines as the maximum load is approached. -
Page 9: Precautions Related To Synthetic (Natural) Leather
Use Precautions Rivet Specifications (AB-BROS*M, AB-BROS*A) Rivet installation for rivet-specification chairs is performed manually and individually for each chair, thereby possibly resulting in uneven rivet lines, the heads of rivets being sunken or raised, differences in rivet color, and other differences. The durability and resistance to wear of rivet color is reduced in comparison with regular rivets due to an antique-style plating used to enhance the texture, also making rivets easily damaged such as if scratched by finger nails or other sharp objects, or precious metals (such as rings and... -
Page 10: Locations Of Warning Labels
Locations of Warning Labels Accessories •Operation manual (this manual) •Installation manual •Foot cushion (AB-BROSF only) •Table... -
Page 11: Part Names
Part Names Main Unit Headrest (With headrest cover) Seat Backrest Armrest Control panel (Left) Table securing (p. 12) slots (p. 28) Cape holder Legrest (p. 24) (Apron) Base Step rubber Step (Removable) (p. 30) Headrest operation lever (p. 16) Cape holder (p. - Page 12 Part Names Control Panels Left Right (2)(3) (4) (10) (7) (8) (1) Legrest heater switch (6) UP/DOWN switch (2) Preset switch P1 (7) Backrest switch (3) Preset switch P2 (8) Auto-return switch (4) Preset switch P3 (9) Service outlet (5) Legrest switch (10) Power switch (Breaker) Foot Control Rotation lock switch...
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Page 13: Power Supply
Power Supply Inserting the power plug into the outlet Outlet (With ground terminal) Power plug Power plug Ground Ground Power cord Power cord Correctly insert the power plug into an outlet with a ground terminal. •Be sure to fully insert the power plug into the outlet unitl reaching the base of the plug. -
Page 14: Rotating The Chair
Rotating the Chair Step on the rotation lock switch when locked to release the lock and enable rotation of the chair. The rotation lock repeatedly switches between locked and released each time that the rotation lock switch is stepped on. Foot control Rotation lock switch Backrest... -
Page 15: Raising/Lowering The Chair
Raising/Lowering the Chair You can raise and lower the chair by operating either of the switches. The chair moves up and down while a switch is pressed. Control panel (Left) Control panel (Right) UP/DOWN switch UP/DOWN switch Foot control UP/DOWN switch (Down) UP/DOWN switch (Up) Support arm ⇒If the chair rotation lock is released, the chair rotation is locked automatically when you press... -
Page 16: Reclining/Raising The Backrest
Reclining/Raising the Backrest Pulling out the headrest Use the headrest when supporting the customer's head is needed, such as for shaving. Tip the headrest forward to fit it against the customer's head so that the customer will be more comfortable even if used for an extended period. Do not use the headrest if it is not needed, such as for back shampooing. - Page 17 Reclining/Raising the Backrest You can raise and recline the backrest by operating either of the switches. The backrest rises or declines while the switch is pressed. Control panel (Left) Control panel (Right) Backrest switch Backrest switch ⇒If the chair rotation lock is released, the chair rotation is locked automatically when you press the switch.
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Page 18: Raising/Lowering The Legrest
Raising/Lowering the Legrest You can raise and lower the legrest by operating either of the switches. The legrest moves up and down while a switch is pressed. The legrest of legrest-step linked type rises and lowers together with the step. Control panel (Left) Control panel (Right) Legrest switch... -
Page 19: Moving The Chair To Preset Positions
Moving the Chair to Preset Positions Using the preset function Preset Function Pressing the switch just once moves the chair to a preset position. You can set up to three optional positions of this chair. Control panel (Left) Control panel (Right) Preset switches (P1 to P3) Preset switches (P1 to P3) Legrest-step linked type... - Page 20 Moving the Chair to Preset Positions Using the auto-return function The chair height, backrest angle and legrest position return to the position for getting in/out of chair. (An electronic "pough" sound is emitted to notify you that operation is starting.) Control panel (Left) Control panel (Right) Auto-return switch...
- Page 21 Moving the Chair to Preset Positions Adjusting preset positions Although the setting positions of the preset switches are previously set, you can change to the positions to match your needs and preferences. Set the positions of the preset function with a person sitting in the chair. The chair is equipped with a shockless device.
- Page 22 Moving the Chair to Preset Positions Using preset switch P3 Although the preset function of preset switch P3 can be used normally for the preset function, you can change the setting of P3 to a useful function that matches the desired customer use (last and facial positions).
- Page 23 Moving the Chair to Preset Positions <Facial Position Function> This function is useful as it allows you to recline and raise the chair without changing the chair height. For example, you can use this function if you want to reduce the work time or repeatedly check in the front mirror in the case of a facial service.
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Page 24: Using The Cape Holder
Using the Cape Holder Using the cape holder: ●Provides space between the customer and the cutting cape to provide good ventilation. ●Makes it easy to clean up the cut off hair. Rotate the cape holder at the edge of the armrest forward. Rotate the cape holder. -
Page 25: Using The Dryer/Iron Holder
Using the Dryer/Iron Holder Pull out the dryer/iron holder at the center of the right side of the chair. You can use this as a stand for a hand dryer or iron while working. Iron holder Dryer holder Dryer/Iron holder •Store the dryer/iron holder when not in use. -
Page 26: Using The Service Outlets
Also, stop using the chair, turn off the power, WARNING unplug the power plug, and contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont. •Remove the power plug of a device from the outlet when not using it. -
Page 27: Using The Heater
•Turn off the power and remove the power plug if you feel abnormal heat when touching the legrest, and contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont. Accumulator This chair is equipped with an accumulator that reduces vibration when operating and stopping the chair. -
Page 28: Using The Table
Using the Table Insert the table into one of the table securing slots at the edges of the armrests until the inserted part of Inserted part the table is fully and securely inserted. Hold the main part of the table and pull out to remove. -
Page 29: Aligning With The Yume Swing Bowl
Aligning with the Yume Swing Bowl This chair is equipped with a "Yume Swing Position Setting Function" in the chair base that detects position in order to be able to properly align the positions of the Yume Swing bowl and chair rotation. Release the rotation lock and rotate the chair. -
Page 30: Removing The Step
Removing the Step You can remove the step anytime it might interfere such as when sitting a wheelchair customer in the chair or using a foot spa machine. Legrest Step (underside) Loosen Tighten Guide Adjuster nut Adjuster Extend Retract There are two adjusters on underside. Step fixture Positioning stoppers Removing the step... -
Page 31: Cleaning Procedures
Cleaning Procedures Clean this chair after use to maintain it in a clean state. Leaving dirt or grime on the chair can result in the formation of mold. •Turn off the power switch and unplug the power plug before cleaning. Failure to do so can result in electric shock or fire. -
Page 32: Troubleshooting
If any of the problems described below occur, conduct the checks outlined before requesting repair. If the chair does not work normally even after performing the recovery procedures, immediately stop using the chair, turn off the power, unplug the power plug, and contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont. Problem... -
Page 33: Daily Inspection
If the alarm still sounds, stop using the intermittently. chair, turn off the power, unplug the power plug, and contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont. Check that the chair moves Perform the procedures indicated in "Using the preset function"... -
Page 34: Standard Period Of Use
The length of the "standard period" differs depending on the use environment and frequency of use of the customer. For maintenance after the standard period of use, contact your closest dealer or Takara Belmont. Disposing of this Product Dispose of this chair and replaced parts in a proper manner that complies with local laws and regulations. -
Page 35: Specifications
Specifications Model no.: AB-BR Weight: 135 kg Max. load: 1,350 N (135 kgf) Operating noise volume: 70 dB or less Use environment: Temperature 0 ～ 40°C Humidity 10 ～ 95% Air pressure 700 ～ 1060 hPa Transportation / Storage environment: Temperature -20 ～... - Page 36 MANUFACTURER TAKARA BELMONT CORPORATION 2-1-1, Higashishinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka, 542-0083, Japan TEL:81-6-6212-3523 FAX:81-6-6211-5745...
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