Operation - Maxxus MX 10.0Z Installation & Operating Manual

Operation

1. Mains Connection
Fuse T5AL 250V
Connect the mains cable to the connection on the massage chair.
Then connect the mains plug on the mains cable to a power socket.
CAUTION:
The massage chair may only be connected with the mains cable included in delivery to a power socket individu-
ally grounded with a 16A fuse and which has been installed by a professional electrician.
2. How to Start a Massage
2.1 Switch the massage chair on at the main switch. The mains switch is located directly next to the mains
cable connection (see Fig. above).
2.2 Activate the ON/OFF key on the remote control.
2.3 The massage chair will automatically move into a reclining position (backrest lowered and footrest raised).
If no program selection is made within 3 minutes, the massage chair will automatically switch into standby
mode and the seating position will return into the original starting position.
2.4 After a program has been selected, the massage chair will automatically begin with a body scan. With this
the massage chair determines the body shape and the optimal shoulder/neck height for the massage and
acupressure points.
2.5 I the shoulder/neck height determined by the massage chair diers rom your actual shoulder/neck height,
you can adjust the setting by pressing the "UP" and "DOWN" keys. There are ten dierent height adjust-
ment levels available. If you do not change the setting within 10 seconds, the massage chair will continue
with the shoulder/neck height determined by the body scan.
Key
Move the massage balls upward to a suitable position
Move the massage balls downward to a suitable position
During the body scan, the shoulder/neck adjustment icon appears on the display and makes a beeping
sound.You can also skip the body scan immediately after it starts. To do this, continue immediately with
Step 2.6.
2.6 To start with a massage, select one of the 12 pre-set massage programs by pressing the program key.
ON/OFF
Description
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Mains Cable Connection
Shoulder position too high
Display
Optimum shoulder position
Shoulder position too low
Shoulder/Neck
Adjustment