Staying Safe - Infinity MOSAIC User Manual

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. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
Household use only
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. If you
have any of the following conditions, please consult a physician before using the
massage chair:
- Use of implanted electronic medical
devices (such as a cardiac pacemaker)
- Pregnancy
- Cancer, malignant tumors, or other
growths
- Osteoporosis or spinal fracture
- Other fractures or musculoskeletal injuries
- Loss of or reduced sensitivity to heat
WARNING
To avoid possible death or serious injury to user or others, please read and follow these
instructions:
WARNING
- The areas under the footrest and behind the back rest are potentially dangerous for
a child or pet. The chair back is heavy and reclines with force. A small child or pet
located behind the chair could be crushed as chair is reclined resulting in serious
injury or death. When chair is reclined, small children or pets who have crawled
under the leg rest may not be visible to the user and could be crushed when leg rest
is lowered or when chair is returned to upright position. To avoid serious injury or
death, check these areas carefully before reclining, lowering leg rest, or returning
chair to upright position.
- Chair should not be used by children under age 14. Small children could be trapped
or injured by airbags, heating mechanism, or moving parts. When chair is not in use,
unplug unit and secure chair so that children cannot accidentally power on and operate
chair.
- Children over age 14, persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities,
and elderly or frail persons should exercise caution and use massage chair only when
supervised or assisted by a person over 16 years of age.
- Chair has a heated surface and could cause burns, particularly in persons with reduced
sensitivity to heat. Such persons should use the chair only after consulting with a
physician and should use extreme caution during any physician-approved use.
- Implanted medical fixation devices such
as rods, pins, etc.
- Recent surgery or sutures
- Skin diseases or skin injury
- High fever
- Certain pulmonary or breathing conditions
- Impaired circulation
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