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- Page 1 Bliss Massage Chair User Manual...
- Page 3 Welcome to Thank you, and congratulations on purchasing your very own RockerTech Massage Chair, you’ve made a great buying decision. Inside this manual, you will find everything you need to setup and safely enjoy your chair. Please review the entire manual before assembling or using your chair. For convenience, we’ve also created a Quick Start Guide.
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Page 4: Your Chair
Your Chair External Structure... -
Page 5: Chair Features
Chair Features 4-Node Back Massage Mechanism L-Track Massage Track Lumbar Heat Truefit™ Body Scanning Zero Wall Fit™ Space-Saving Technology Bluetooth Speakers 8 Auto Programs Customizable Massage Airbag Compression Therapy Weightless Zero Gravity Recline Foot Reflexology Rollers... -
Page 6: Remote Control
Remote Control Remote Control Description... - Page 7 Press to power chair on or off. Press to confirm. Four directional buttons navigate through menu display options. While the In-Use screen is showing, left and right buttons can be used to adjust airbag intensity, and up and down buttons can be used to adjust massage speed. Press once more to return chair to upright position.
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Page 9: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Your Chair Adjustments Air Massage External Structure Airbag Region Chair Features Airbag Intensity Remote Control SootheMe™ Nature Sounds Remote Control Description Adjustment Buttons Lumbar Heat Preparation Weightless Zero Gravity Recline Installation Site Footrest/Backrest Angle Adjust Clearance Space for the Chair Settings Floor Protection Move Methods... -
Page 10: Preparation
Preparation Installation Site Clearance Space for the Chair - 6” clearance for the recline of the backrest; 20” clearance for the extension of footrest and sliding forward of the chair. - Keep it 3 feet away from the TV, radio or other audio & video appliance to avoid signal interference 6”... -
Page 11: Move Methods
Move Methods - Apply pressure to the back of the massage chair from behind to pivot on the Castors. Have a second person up front to guide the Footrest until in the correct position. Maintain clearances as mentioned above. Gently lower into place. Do not pull on the side arms. Castors - Do not move the chair when there is user inside. -
Page 12: Chair Setup
Chair Setup Getting Comfortable Main Power Switch To power up the chair, flip up the main power switch located on the back of the base of the chair to ON. Main power switch Power cord input - To avoid possible damage to product or injury to unsupervised children, always turn off power switch and unplug massage chair from electrical outlet immediately after use. -
Page 13: Truefit™ Body Scanning
Truefit™ Body Scanning Navigate to any auto program and press the OK button. The chair will automatically begin scanning your body, mapping your back, shoulders, and neck. During this process it is important to remain seated back into the chair without lifting your head. The scan can be viewed on the remote control screen. -
Page 14: Auto Programs
Auto Programs Auto Programs (AUTO) When the massage chair is operating, press the MENU button on the remote control to enter the main menu display. Use the Up and Down directional arrows to navigate to Auto Program. Press OK to select. Choose from Quick, Deep Tissue, Neck &... - Page 15 A quick way to feel all the massage Rapid demonstration of all massage techniques and techniques and chair movements in a brief chair motions. 8 minute session. This is a great program for people who The most intense of the massage programs. This work at a desk or travel a lot.
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Page 16: Create A Massage
Create a Massage Manual Programs Press MENU button on remote control. Select Manual Program from Menu display, then use up or down buttons to navigate among: Mode, Position, Width, Speed and Foot Rollers. Massage Mode Navigate to Mode, press right button, then use the up or down button to select your desired mode: Kneading, Knocking, Tapping, Kneading &... -
Page 17: Massage Width
Massage Width Navigate to Width, press right button, then use the up or down button to select your desired roller width: Wide, Medium, or Narrow. Press OK button to select width. (Massage Width only works in Tapping, Knocking, and Shiatsu techniques). Alternatively, use the Massage Width button on the remote control to cycle through the 3 width settings. -
Page 18: Adjustments
Adjustments Air Massage Press MENU button on remote control. Select Air Massage from Menu display, then use the up or down button to navigate to Region. Press right button, then use up or down button to select your desired airbag region: Full Body, Shoulder, Arms, Leg, and Feet. -
Page 19: Adjustment Buttons
Adjustment Buttons These adjustment buttons can be found on your remote control. Use these buttons to toggle on/off heat in the lumbar region, and to adjust zero gravity, footrest and backrest positions. Lumbar Heat Heating modules located in the lower back of the chair provide a soothing sensation and loosen your muscles to better prepare your body for the massage. -
Page 20: Settings
Settings Settings Press MENU button on remote control. Select Settings from Menu display, then use the up or down button to navigate among: Timer, Beeps, Bluetooth, Volume, Voice Demo, LED Lights, or Language. Timer Navigate to Timer, press right button, then use the up or down button to select your desired timer: 5min, 10min, 15min, 20min, 25min or 30min. -
Page 21: Audio Volume
Audio Volume Navigate to Volume, press right button then press up or down button to select your desired Volume setting: Off, 1 (lowest), 2, 3, 4, or 5 (highest). Press OK to select volume setting. Voice Demo Navigate to Voice Demo, press right button, then use the up or down button to select your desired Voice Demo setting: On or Off. -
Page 22: Staying Safe
Staying Safe Safety Information To ensure safe use of the massage chair and avoid injury or unsafe conditions, please read and follow all instructions before using product. WARNING USE NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CERTAIN PERSONS Use of massage chair may not be safe or suitable for persons with certain medical conditions and could cause serious injury or death in some circumstances. - Page 23 CAUTION To avoid the risk of minor injury or discomfort, or damage to the massage chair or other property, please read and follow these instructions for safe use of massage chair: - Do not stand or stack heavy objects on footrest. - Do not operate heating features of chair while under a blanket or pillow.
- Page 24 Staying Safe WARNING Read and follow these instructions concerning safe use of the power cord and power unit to avoid possible electric shock, fire hazard, use of chair by and injury to unattended children, or damage to chair or other property. - To avoid risk of electric shock, connect this unit to a properly grounded outlet only.
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Page 26: Fixing Issues
Fixing Issues Trouble Shooting Noise is heard while in use Massage Chair does not start No music comes from the speaker Backrest or footrest can not raise or recline FCC Information This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. -
Page 27: Frequently Asked Question
Frequently Asked Questions Q: I find the chair is too intense to be comfortable. What can I do? A: Your body needs to become acclimated to therapeutic massage. To be effective, the massage techniques must compress the tissue in your body. We recommend the following steps to help get started. Then over time as your body acclimates you can increase the intensity by reducing the layers between you and the chair. - Page 28 72 Stard Road, Seabrook, NH 03874 (603) 910-5000 www.rockertechmassage.com Version 1.0...
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