Panasonic Massage Lounger Ep1061 Operating Instructions

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•The movements below are shown in simplified form for the sake of illustration.
•When the programs have finished the unit will automatically stop.  (Although programmed operation lasts for
approximately 15 minutes (12–17 minutes), this will vary according to the shoulder position and program selected,
whether or not tapping is on or off, and the weight of the person using the unit.)STRONGGENTLEDETAILS REGARDING PROGRAMMED OPERATION1Roll, Shiatsu and 
Knead/Roll
Knead, Roll 
and Shiatsu/VibrationSwedish, Tap B/
Roll and ShiatsuShiatsu and 
Tap B/RollKnead/Tap B 
and Roll Tap B/Roll, 
Tap B and KneadKnead/Roll, Tap B 
and Knead/Tap B/RollKnead and 
ShiatsuTap B, Tap B/
Roll and Shiatsu
2
3
6
5
4
7
8
9
Shiatsu, Tap A 
and Roll
10
1Roll, Knead and 
Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Swedish and 
Swedish/Tap A/RollSwedish, Shiatsu and 
Swedish/Tap A/RollSwedish/Roll and 
Swedish/Tap A/RollShiatsu, Vibration/Roll 
and Shiatsu/Vibration Tap A, Swedish/Roll 
and Swedish/Tap A/RollSwedish/Roll, Swedish/
Tap A/Roll and Swedish/
Vibration/RollSwedish/Vibration
Swedish/Vibration and 
Swedish/Tap A/Roll
2
3
6
5
4
7
8
9
Swedish/Tap A/Roll, 
Swedish and Roll
10
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1. Turn Off the Power
zTurn the power switch to the “off” position.
xTurn the lock switch to the “lock” position.DISCONNECT THE POWER•Always turn the power switch to the “off” position and the lock switch to the “lock” position.
Failure to do so may lead to accidents if children play with the unit.
•Do not pull on the power cord when unplugging the unit from the power supply.  Always hold the power plug itself.
Failure to do so may lead to electric shock or short-circuits.
•Always unplug the unit from the power supply when not in use.
Failure to do so may lead to insulation deterioration due to dust or moisture, which may in turn lead to short-
circuits or fire.CAUTION
on
off
lock openlock switch
2. Unplug the Power Cord 
						

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GENTLE/NECK & SHOULDER COMBINATIONGENTLE/LOWER BACK COMBINATION1Roll, Knead and 
Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Swedish, Swedish/
Vibration and Swedish/
Tap A/VibrationSwedish and Swedish/
Tap A/RollTap A, Swedish/Roll 
and Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Swedish, Swedish/Vibration 
and Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Tap A, Swedish/Roll 
and Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Swedish, Swedish/Vibration 
and Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Swedish and 
Swedish/Tap A/RollTap A, Swedish/
Roll and Swedish/
Tap A/Roll
2
3
6
5
4
7
8
9
Swedish/Tap A/Roll, 
Swedish and Roll
10
1Roll, Knead and 
Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Swedish/Tap A/Roll, 
Swedish/Vibration/Roll 
and SwedishSwedish, Shiatsu and 
Swedish/Tap A/RollShiatsu, Vibration/Roll 
and Shiatsu/VibrationSwedish/Tap A/
Roll and Swedish Swedish/Tap A/Roll, 
Swedish/Vibration/Roll 
and SwedishSwedish, Shiatsu and 
Swedish/Tap A/RollShiatsu, Vibration/Roll 
and Shiatsu/VibrationSwedish/Roll and 
Swedish/Tap A/Roll
2
3
6
5
4
7
8
9
Swedish
10
•The movements below are shown in simplified form for the sake of illustration.
•When the programs have finished the unit will automatically stop.  (Although programmed operation lasts for
approximately 15 minutes (12–17 minutes), this will vary according to the shoulder position and program selected,
whether or not tapping is on or off, and the weight of the person using the unit.) •The movements below are shown in simplified form for the sake of illustration.
•When the programs have finished the unit will automatically stop.  (Although programmed operation lasts for
approximately 15 minutes (12–17 minutes), this will vary according to the shoulder position and program selected,
whether or not tapping is on or off, and the weight of the person using the unit.)
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STRONG/NECK & SHOULDER COMBINATIONSTRONG/LOWER BACK COMBINATION1Roll, Shiatsu and 
Knead/Roll
Tap B, Knead 
and Tap B/RollKnead and Shiatsu Tap B, Tap B/
Roll and ShiatsuKnead/Tap B/Roll Tap B/Roll, 
Tap B and KneadKnead and Shiatsu Tap B, Tap B/
Roll and ShiatsuTap B/Roll and 
Knead/Tap B/Roll
2
3
6
5
4
7
8
9
Shiatsu, Swedish 
and Roll
10
1Knead/Roll, Swedish/
Tap B and Tap B/Roll
Roll and 
Shiatsu/VibrationSwedish, Tap B/
Roll and ShiatsuShiatsu and Tap B/
RollKnead/Roll and 
Vibration/Roll Roll and 
Shiatsu/VibrationSwedish, Tap B/
Roll and ShiatsuShiatsu and 
Tap B/RollTap B/Roll, 
Knead/Roll and 
Swedish/Tap B
2
3
6
5
4
7
8
9
Shiatsu and 
Swedish
10 
						

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GENTLE/NECK & SHOULDER COMBINATIONGENTLE/LOWER BACK COMBINATION1Roll, Knead and 
Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Swedish, Swedish/
Vibration and Swedish/
Tap A/VibrationSwedish and Swedish/
Tap A/RollTap A, Swedish/Roll 
and Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Swedish, Swedish/Vibration 
and Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Tap A, Swedish/Roll 
and Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Swedish, Swedish/Vibration 
and Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Swedish and 
Swedish/Tap A/RollTap A, Swedish/
Roll and Swedish/
Tap A/Roll
2
3
6
5
4
7
8
9
Swedish/Tap A/Roll, 
Swedish and Roll
10
1Roll, Knead and 
Swedish/Tap A/Roll
Swedish/Tap A/Roll, 
Swedish/Vibration/Roll 
and SwedishSwedish, Shiatsu and 
Swedish/Tap A/RollShiatsu, Vibration/Roll 
and Shiatsu/VibrationSwedish/Tap A/
Roll and Swedish Swedish/Tap A/Roll, 
Swedish/Vibration/Roll 
and SwedishSwedish, Shiatsu and 
Swedish/Tap A/RollShiatsu, Vibration/Roll 
and Shiatsu/VibrationSwedish/Roll and 
Swedish/Tap A/Roll
2
3
6
5
4
7
8
9
Swedish
10
•The movements below are shown in simplified form for the sake of illustration.
•When the programs have finished the unit will automatically stop.  (Although programmed operation lasts for
approximately 15 minutes (12–17 minutes), this will vary according to the shoulder position and program selected,
whether or not tapping is on or off, and the weight of the person using the unit.) •The movements below are shown in simplified form for the sake of illustration.
•When the programs have finished the unit will automatically stop.  (Although programmed operation lasts for
approximately 15 minutes (12–17 minutes), this will vary according to the shoulder position and program selected,
whether or not tapping is on or off, and the weight of the person using the unit.)
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STRONG/NECK & SHOULDER COMBINATIONSTRONG/LOWER BACK COMBINATION1Roll, Shiatsu and 
Knead/Roll
Tap B, Knead 
and Tap B/RollKnead and Shiatsu Tap B, Tap B/
Roll and ShiatsuKnead/Tap B/Roll Tap B/Roll, 
Tap B and KneadKnead and Shiatsu Tap B, Tap B/
Roll and ShiatsuTap B/Roll and 
Knead/Tap B/Roll
2
3
6
5
4
7
8
9
Shiatsu, Swedish 
and Roll
10
1Knead/Roll, Swedish/
Tap B and Tap B/Roll
Roll and 
Shiatsu/VibrationSwedish, Tap B/
Roll and ShiatsuShiatsu and Tap B/
RollKnead/Roll and 
Vibration/Roll Roll and 
Shiatsu/VibrationSwedish, Tap B/
Roll and ShiatsuShiatsu and 
Tap B/RollTap B/Roll, 
Knead/Roll and 
Swedish/Tap B
2
3
6
5
4
7
8
9
Shiatsu and 
Swedish
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•Rub the covers lightly using a soft and dry cloth for normal
cleaning.  
(Please do not use a cloth containing any kind of chemicals.)
•If the covers becomes dirty, apply a 3–5% solution of a mild
detergent in warm water using a soft cloth, tapping the
surface to remove it.  Afterwards, thoroughly rinse the cloth
and use it to remove the detergent, wipe it gently with a dry
cloth, and then leave it to dry naturally.
(Please do not use a hair dryer in an attempt to dry the
covers more quickly.)
•If the covers is allowed to come into contact with vinyl for an
extended period of time, this may cause it to become
discolored. PILLOW, BACK CUSHION, SEAT AND ARMREST COVERSCLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Mild
DetergentWater
zWipe the unit with a cloth that has been
soaked in a mild detergent and then
thoroughly wrung out.
xNext wipe the unit with a cloth that has been
dampened with just water.  
* Make sure you thoroughly wring out the
cloth first when cleaning the controller.
cAllow the unit to dry naturally.
•Never use benzene, thinners or alcohol.
WaterMild
Detergent
Thinners
Benzene
Alcohol
PIPES AND PLASTIC AREASzWipe the seat fabric with a cloth that has been soaked in a
weak mild detergent solution and then thoroughly wrung out.
xUse a weak mild detergent to brush on to areas where the
seat fabric has become particularly soiled.  Be careful not
to brush the fabric too much as this may cause damage.
cNext wipe the fabric with a cloth that has been dampened
with just water.  
vAllow the fabric to dry naturally. 
Water
SEAT FABRIC•Always remove the power plug from the power socket when cleaning the unit.  Take care to dry your hands
thoroughly before attempting to plug the power plug back into the power socket when you have finished.  Failure
to do so may lead to electric shock or burns. CAUTION
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This feels as though the thumbs of both
hands are being used to work on the
acupressure points.  The initial strong
push is followed by a short pause to give
the impression of a professional shiatsu
masseur.  This type of massage is ideal
for people with tight muscles and pain
who want a point massage.
Shiatsu
Tap A
This motion resembles the outer edge of
the fingers being used to tap in a rhythmic
motion that is designed to penetrate into
the body and relax the muscles.  It is ideal
to use on the fine muscles of the neck or
as a finishing massage.
This motion is like the palms of both
hands being used to press and rub
over a wide area from both sides of
the body.  This type of massage is
ideal for someone wanting a broad
massage on the back or lower back.Swedish
Tap B
This motion is like a fist used in a rhythmic
pattern to provide a solid tapping that is
designed to eliminate stubborn stiffness
and tiredness.  This kind of massage is
ideal for thick muscles such as those found
in the shoulders.
Whole Back Roll
The massage heads become rollers that
roll over the back up and down from the
neck to the lower back to stretch the back
muscles and relieve tension.  It is ideal to
use at the beginning of a massage as it is
relatively soft.  
Knead
With this massage, a strong push is
followed by a quick release in a rhythm
that is designed to relax stiff muscles.  It
is ideal for loosening stiff muscles in the
neck and shoulders.
Regional Roll
The massage heads become rollers that
roll over the back muscles, but this time in
a specified location.  It is ideal for
combining with Knead, Tap B and
Vibration.
Vibration
The minute vibrations are designed to
relax even the tensest body.  Combined
with a rolling massage, etc., this type of
massage is ideal for the whole back.
DETAILS REGARDING MANUAL OPERATION 
						

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•Rub the covers lightly using a soft and dry cloth for normal
cleaning.  
(Please do not use a cloth containing any kind of chemicals.)
•If the covers becomes dirty, apply a 3–5% solution of a mild
detergent in warm water using a soft cloth, tapping the
surface to remove it.  Afterwards, thoroughly rinse the cloth
and use it to remove the detergent, wipe it gently with a dry
cloth, and then leave it to dry naturally.
(Please do not use a hair dryer in an attempt to dry the
covers more quickly.)
•If the covers is allowed to come into contact with vinyl for an
extended period of time, this may cause it to become
discolored. PILLOW, BACK CUSHION, SEAT AND ARMREST COVERSCLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Mild
DetergentWater
zWipe the unit with a cloth that has been
soaked in a mild detergent and then
thoroughly wrung out.
xNext wipe the unit with a cloth that has been
dampened with just water.  
* Make sure you thoroughly wring out the
cloth first when cleaning the controller.
cAllow the unit to dry naturally.
•Never use benzene, thinners or alcohol.
WaterMild
Detergent
Thinners
Benzene
Alcohol
PIPES AND PLASTIC AREASzWipe the seat fabric with a cloth that has been soaked in a
weak mild detergent solution and then thoroughly wrung out.
xUse a weak mild detergent to brush on to areas where the
seat fabric has become particularly soiled.  Be careful not
to brush the fabric too much as this may cause damage.
cNext wipe the fabric with a cloth that has been dampened
with just water.  
vAllow the fabric to dry naturally. 
Water
SEAT FABRIC•Always remove the power plug from the power socket when cleaning the unit.  Take care to dry your hands
thoroughly before attempting to plug the power plug back into the power socket when you have finished.  Failure
to do so may lead to electric shock or burns. CAUTION
24
This feels as though the thumbs of both
hands are being used to work on the
acupressure points.  The initial strong
push is followed by a short pause to give
the impression of a professional shiatsu
masseur.  This type of massage is ideal
for people with tight muscles and pain
who want a point massage.
Shiatsu
Tap A
This motion resembles the outer edge of
the fingers being used to tap in a rhythmic
motion that is designed to penetrate into
the body and relax the muscles.  It is ideal
to use on the fine muscles of the neck or
as a finishing massage.
This motion is like the palms of both
hands being used to press and rub
over a wide area from both sides of
the body.  This type of massage is
ideal for someone wanting a broad
massage on the back or lower back.Swedish
Tap B
This motion is like a fist used in a rhythmic
pattern to provide a solid tapping that is
designed to eliminate stubborn stiffness
and tiredness.  This kind of massage is
ideal for thick muscles such as those found
in the shoulders.
Whole Back Roll
The massage heads become rollers that
roll over the back up and down from the
neck to the lower back to stretch the back
muscles and relieve tension.  It is ideal to
use at the beginning of a massage as it is
relatively soft.  
Knead
With this massage, a strong push is
followed by a quick release in a rhythm
that is designed to relax stiff muscles.  It
is ideal for loosening stiff muscles in the
neck and shoulders.
Regional Roll
The massage heads become rollers that
roll over the back muscles, but this time in
a specified location.  It is ideal for
combining with Knead, Tap B and
Vibration.
Vibration
The minute vibrations are designed to
relax even the tensest body.  Combined
with a rolling massage, etc., this type of
massage is ideal for the whole back.
DETAILS REGARDING MANUAL OPERATION 
						

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Problem
Cause and Remedy
Even though I press the reclining button
nothing appears to happen.
When retracting the backrest, in the interests of
safety, the massage heads move to the retracted
position before the backrest starts to retract.  
Please hold down the button until the backrest is fully
reclined.
H
The controller becomes warm.
If the unit is used continuously for an extended
period of time it will naturally become warm.  
If the controller becomes too hot, immediately stop
using the unit and return it for inspection or repair to
the place that you bought it.
H
The unit will not operate at all.• Upper body (neck to lower back) massage.
• Leg massage.•The power cord has been disconnected. 
(See Page 11)
•The power switch on the unit has not been turned on.  
(See Page 11)
•After pressing  button, the program button or the
manual operation  selection button has not been
pushed.                                    (See Pages 14–17)
The power cord has been disconnected.
H
The unit has been damaged.
Unplug AC cord from outlet immediately and have
massage lounger serviced.
H
The power cord or power plug is abnormally
hot.
Unplug AC cord from outlet immediately and have
massage lounger serviced.
H H
The length of the programs selected in
programmed operation varies.
•When using the massage lounger in programmed
operation, when the program is finished movement
automatically stops.  (Although programmed
operation lasts for approximately 15 minutes
(12–17 minutes), this will vary according to the
shoulder position and program selected, whether or
not tapping is on or off, and the weight of the
person using the unit.)
H
It is not possible to recline the unit.  
The legrest cannot be raised or lowered.
If the unit encounters an obstacle or if excessiveforce is exerted on it during operation, in theinterests of safety the unit will come to a stop.If all markings and buttons on the controller start to
flash, which is extremely unusual, turn off the power
switch, wait for approximately 10 seconds and then
turn the power switch on again.
H
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Problem
Cause and Remedy
Motor Noises•The motor gets louder when it comes under load.
•There is excessive noise during Tapping.
(The noise is louder at the top of the unit.)
•The motor sounds louder when adjusting massage
intensity and width.
•There is a rubbing sound produced by the massage
heads rubbing on the seat fabric.
•There is a rubbing sound produced by fabric rubbing
on fabric.TROUBLESHOOTING
These sounds are perfectly normal and will not have
any effect on the operation of the unit.
H
The massage heads stop during operation.
When the massage heads are raised or lowered, ifthey come into contact with a wall or other obstruction,in the interests of safety the massage heads maystop moving.
In such a situation, move the chair or
remove the obstruction and start the massage again.
If all markings and buttons on the controller start to
flash, which is extremely unusual, turn off the power
switch, wait for approximately 10 seconds and then
turn the power switch on again.
If excessive force is applied to the massage heads
during operation, in the interests of safety themassage heads may stop moving.
If this occurs,
raise your body slightly before restarting it.
If all markings and buttons on the controller start to
flash, which is extremely unusual, turn off the power
switch, wait for approximately 10 seconds and then
turn the power switch on again.
H
Nothing can be felt when using Tap A, Tap B
or Vibration.
If the massage heads are not touching your body
then you will, of course, feel nothing.  Therefore,
please make sure that your body comes into close
contact with the massage heads.
H
The massage heads do not come up to the
shoulder or neck.
The position of the shoulders is incorrect.
(See Page 14)
H H
Before requesting service for this unit, check the table below for the possible cause of the problem. Some simple
checks or minor adjustment on your part may eliminate the problem and restore proper operation. If you are in
doubt about some of the check points, or if the remedies indicated in the chart do not solve the problem, call us at
1-800-338-0552 to locate the servicer near to you. 
						

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Problem
Cause and Remedy
Even though I press the reclining button
nothing appears to happen.
When retracting the backrest, in the interests of
safety, the massage heads move to the retracted
position before the backrest starts to retract.  
Please hold down the button until the backrest is fully
reclined.
H
The controller becomes warm.
If the unit is used continuously for an extended
period of time it will naturally become warm.  
If the controller becomes too hot, immediately stop
using the unit and return it for inspection or repair to
the place that you bought it.
H
The unit will not operate at all.• Upper body (neck to lower back) massage.
• Leg massage.•The power cord has been disconnected. 
(See Page 11)
•The power switch on the unit has not been turned on.  
(See Page 11)
•After pressing  button, the program button or the
manual operation  selection button has not been
pushed.                                    (See Pages 14–17)
The power cord has been disconnected.
H
The unit has been damaged.
Unplug AC cord from outlet immediately and have
massage lounger serviced.
H
The power cord or power plug is abnormally
hot.
Unplug AC cord from outlet immediately and have
massage lounger serviced.
H H
The length of the programs selected in
programmed operation varies.
•When using the massage lounger in programmed
operation, when the program is finished movement
automatically stops.  (Although programmed
operation lasts for approximately 15 minutes
(12–17 minutes), this will vary according to the
shoulder position and program selected, whether or
not tapping is on or off, and the weight of the
person using the unit.)
H
It is not possible to recline the unit.  
The legrest cannot be raised or lowered.
If the unit encounters an obstacle or if excessiveforce is exerted on it during operation, in theinterests of safety the unit will come to a stop.If all markings and buttons on the controller start to
flash, which is extremely unusual, turn off the power
switch, wait for approximately 10 seconds and then
turn the power switch on again.
H
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Problem
Cause and Remedy
Motor Noises•The motor gets louder when it comes under load.
•There is excessive noise during Tapping.
(The noise is louder at the top of the unit.)
•The motor sounds louder when adjusting massage
intensity and width.
•There is a rubbing sound produced by the massage
heads rubbing on the seat fabric.
•There is a rubbing sound produced by fabric rubbing
on fabric.TROUBLESHOOTING
These sounds are perfectly normal and will not have
any effect on the operation of the unit.
H
The massage heads stop during operation.
When the massage heads are raised or lowered, ifthey come into contact with a wall or other obstruction,in the interests of safety the massage heads maystop moving.
In such a situation, move the chair or
remove the obstruction and start the massage again.
If all markings and buttons on the controller start to
flash, which is extremely unusual, turn off the power
switch, wait for approximately 10 seconds and then
turn the power switch on again.
If excessive force is applied to the massage heads
during operation, in the interests of safety themassage heads may stop moving.
If this occurs,
raise your body slightly before restarting it.
If all markings and buttons on the controller start to
flash, which is extremely unusual, turn off the power
switch, wait for approximately 10 seconds and then
turn the power switch on again.
H
Nothing can be felt when using Tap A, Tap B
or Vibration.
If the massage heads are not touching your body
then you will, of course, feel nothing.  Therefore,
please make sure that your body comes into close
contact with the massage heads.
H
The massage heads do not come up to the
shoulder or neck.
The position of the shoulders is incorrect.
(See Page 14)
H H
Before requesting service for this unit, check the table below for the possible cause of the problem. Some simple
checks or minor adjustment on your part may eliminate the problem and restore proper operation. If you are in
doubt about some of the check points, or if the remedies indicated in the chart do not solve the problem, call us at
1-800-338-0552 to locate the servicer near to you. 
						

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Power Supply:120V AC, 60Hz
Power Consumption:160W (Approx. 5W in Standby mode with the controller turned off or when the
unit is turned off.)
Upper Body Massage
Massage Area (Up-Down): Approx. 27.6in. (70cm)
Massage Area (Left-Right): Distance between Massage Heads during Operation
Approx. 2.4 –5.9in. (6 –15cm)
Massage Area (Forward-Back): 2.2in. (5.5cm)
Massage Cycle: Shiatsu: Approx. 12 cycles/min.
Swedish: Approx. 11 cycles/min.
Knead: Approx. 12 cycles/min.
Vibration: Approx. 3,000 – 3,600 cycles/min.
Tap A: Approx. 50 – 3,600 cycles/min.
Tap B: Approx. 200 – 300 cycles/min.
Whole Body Roll: Approx. 2 cycles/min. 
(Approx. 35 sec./cycle)
Regional Roll: Approx. 6 – 10 cycles/min. 
(Approx. 6 – 10 sec./cycle)
Leg Massage
Roller speed: Fast: Approx. 60 cycles/min. 
Slow: Approx. 50 cycles/min. 
Reclining Angle:Backrest: Approx. 120°–170°
Legrest: Approx. 0°–85°
Automatic Shut-Off:Approx. 15 min. for both upper body and legs (15–17min.)
Dimensions:
When not reclined. (H#W#D) 41.3#31.5#41.3in. (105#80#105cm)
When reclined. (H#W#D) 23.6#31.5#65in.    (60#80#165cm)
Weight:128 lbs. (58kg)
Maximum user weight:264 lbs. (120kg)SPECIFICATIONS (EP1061)Power Supply:120V AC, 60Hz
Power Consumption:135W (Approx. 5W in Standby mode with the controller turned off or when the
unit is turned off.)
Upper Body Massage
Massage Area (Up-Down): Approx. 27.6in. (70cm)
Massage Area (Left-Right): Distance between Massage Heads during Operation
Approx. 2.4 –5.9in. (6 –15cm)
Massage Area (Forward-Back): 2.2in. (5.5cm)
Massage Cycle: Shiatsu: Approx. 12 cycles/min.
Swedish: Approx. 11 cycles/min.
Knead: Approx. 12 cycles/min.
Vibration: Approx. 3,000 – 3,600 cycles/min.
Tap A: Approx. 50 – 3,600 cycles/min.
Tap B: Approx. 200 – 300 cycles/min.
Whole Body Roll: Approx. 2 cycles/min. 
(Approx. 35 sec./cycle)
Regional Roll: Approx. 6 – 10 cycles/min. 
(Approx. 6 – 10 sec./cycle)
Leg Massage
Vibration: Strong: Approx. 3,000 cycles/min. 
Weak: Approx. 2,500 cycles/min. 
Reclining Angle:Backrest: Approx. 120°–170°
Legrest: Approx. 0°–85°
Automatic Shut-Off:Approx. 15 min. for both upper body and legs (15–17min.)
Dimensions:
When not reclined. (H#W#D) 41.3#31.5#41.3in. (105#80#105cm)
When reclined. (H#W#D) 23.6#31.5#67in.    (60#80#170cm)
Weight:117 lbs. (53kg)
Maximum user weight:264 lbs. (120kg)SPECIFICATIONS (EP1060) 
						

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Gracias por haber adquirido el sillón de masaje Swede-Atsu
TMPanasonic modelo EP1060/EP1061. Lea atentamente
este manual para obtener un rendimiento y una seguridad óptimos. 
INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDADEs muy importante observar siempre las precauciones básicas durante el uso de instrumentos eléctricos, entre las
cuales se incluyen las siguientes.
Asegúrese de leer todas las instrucciones antes de utilizar el sillón de masaje doméstico.PELIGRO 
– Riesgo de descargas eléctricas:
1. Desconecte siempre la unidad inmediatamente después de su uso.
2. Desconecte siempre la unidad antes de su limpieza.
ADVERTENCIAS 
–Riesgo de quemaduras, incendios, descargas eléctricas o daños a otras personas:
1. Inserte el enchufe completamente en la toma a fin de reducir el riesgo de cortocircuitos o incendios.
2. No descuide la unidad durante el tiempo que esté conectada. Desconéctela siempre una vez finalice su uso.
3. La supervisión cercana y continua se hará necesaria siempre que usen la unidad personas limitadas en su
capacidad de movimiento o comunicación.
4. Use el sillón únicamente para el propósito descrito en estas instrucciones.
5. No ponerse de pie sobre la unidad.
6. No utilice otros accesorios distintos a los recomendados por el fabricante.
7. Esta unidad no debe ser utilizada por los niños. Mantenga a los niños alejados del sillón. Coloque siempre el
respaldo del sillón de nuevo en posición vertical y plegar por completo el reposapiernas a fin de evitar
accidentes. Asegúrese de que la zona se encuentra despejada al plegar el reposapiernas.
8. Nunca ponga la unidad en funcionamiento si hay un cable o enchufe eléctrico defectuosos. Si la unidad no
funciona correctamente, se ha caído, dañado o sumergido en agua, llévela al centro de asistencia autorizado
más próximo.
9. Levante siempre el cojín central para comprobar que el tapizado de la unidad no ha sufrido rasgaduras antes
de su uso. Inspeccione además otras áreas para asegurarse de que el tapizado se encuentra en perfecto
estado. En caso de descubrir cualquier rasgadura, independientemente de su tamaño, deberá interrumpir el
uso del sillón, desconectarlo y llevarlo a un centro de asistencia autorizado para su reparación.
10. Mantenga los cables de alimentación alejados de superficies expuestas al calor. Evite cualquier tipo de
suciedad o humedad en el enchufe. No coloque la unidad sobre utensilios de calefacción como por ejemplo
alfombras eléctricas, etc.
11. Nunca cubra las salidas de ventilación durante el funcionamiento y asegúrese de que estén libres de pelusa o
suciedad.
12. No vierta o inserte nada en las aberturas de la unidad.
13. No use la unidad en cuartos de baño u otros espacios húmedos ya que existe posibilidad de descargas
eléctricas o mal funcionamiento de la unidad. Evite derramar agua u otro líquido sobre el mando de control.
14. No utilice la unidad a la intemperie.
15. No use la unidad en lugares donde se usen productos que contengan aerosoles o donde se utilice oxígeno.
16. Cuando desenchufe la unidad, apague primero todos los controles antes de extraer el enchufe de la toma de
alimentación. No utilice transformadores con la unidad ya que podría originar fallos en el funcionamiento o
descargas eléctricas.
17. Conecte esta unidad a una toma de alimentación que garantice la puesta a tierra adecuadamente. Consulte las
instrucciones referentes a la puesta a tierra.
18. Con el fin de evitar descargas eléctricas o cualquier tipo de daños, no abra o desmonte la unidad ya que
contiene piezas delicadas.CONSERVE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES 
						

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PRECAUCIONES DE SEGURIDADADVERTENCIA: Para evitar el riesgo de lesionarse, siga estas precauciones.1. Las mujeres embarazadas, personas enfermas, en baja forma física o bajo tratamiento médico y las personas
que sufran dolores de espalda, cuello, hombros o de cadera deberán consultar a su médico antes de usar la
unidad. Si lleva un marcapasos, desfibrilador u otro tipo de dispositivo médico, consulte con el fabricante del
dispositivo antes del uso de esta unidad. Su traumatólogo puede ayudarle a obtener este tipo de información.
2. Siéntese lentamente después de comprobar la posición de las cabezas de masaje. No ponga nunca ninguna
parte de su cuerpo entre las cabezas de masaje ya que la acción de aprisionamiento de las mismas podría
provocarle lesiones. No ponga nunca sus dedos o sus pies en la separación entre el respaldo y el asiento, el
respaldo y los apoyabrazos, el asiento y la cubierta bajo los apoyabrazos, o la separación entre el
reposapiernas y el reposapiés. No ponga sus dedos ni ninguna parte de su cuerpo en la sección mecánica del
reposapiernas situado debajo del asiento.
3. No utilice la unidad sobre la piel desnuda. Mientras los tejidos finos incrementan la efectividad, la exposición
directa sobre la piel desnuda podría originar irritaciones.
No utilice ningún accesorio duro sobre la cabeza, como por ejemplo accesorios para el pelo o similares,
durante el uso de la unidad.
4. No use la unidad para masajear la cabeza, abdomen, codos o rodillas. 
5. Verifique siempre que la posición de los hombros sea la adecuada. Si no es la correcta, utilice el botón de
ajuste de la posición del rodillo para el cuello para ajustarla correctamente (en la posición programada).
6. No exceda los 15 minutos en cada sesión de masaje de espalda. El exceso de masajeo de los músculos
puede resultar molesto; no utilice la unidad durante más de 5 minutos la primera vez. Podrá aumentar
gradualmente la duración y la extensión del masaje según se vaya acostumbrando.
No masajee una zona durante más de 5 minutos seguidos.
Para evitar el exceso en el masaje, no sobrepase los 15 minutos en cada sesión.
Después de 15 minutos aproximadamente, los rodillos de masaje se recogen deteniendo su movimiento.
7. Si comenzara a sentirse mal o a resultarle dolorosos los movimientos durante la sesión, interrumpa
inmediatamente el masaje.
Si la presión del masaje resulta demasiado fuerte durante la sesión, es posible detener los rodillos de masaje
en cualquier momento simplemente pulsando el botón de parada.
8. Nunca se quede dormido durante la sesión. No use el sillón de masaje después de tomar bebidas alcohólicas.
9. Nunca se siente sobre el respaldo reclinado, ni al revés con las piernas sobre el reposacabezas.
No se siente sobre el reposapiernas, de lo contrario la unidad podría volcar.
10. No permita a los niños o animales domésticos jugar alrededor de la unidad, especialmente durante su
funcionamiento.
11. No desenchufe ni apague la unidad durante su funcionamiento. Desenchufe inmediatamente la unidad si se
produce un corte en la alimentación eléctrica.
12. A las personas que intentan darse un masaje por primera vez se les recomienda empezar un programa de
masaje suave. El masaje “shiatsu” es muy fuerte, por lo que deberá ser disfrutado cuando uno se hay
acostumbrado a la silla.
PRECAUCIONES PARA EL FUNCIONAMIENTOADVERTENCIA: Para evitar dañar el asiento, siga estas precauciones:1. El asiento está diseñado para soportar un peso máximo de 264lbs (120kg). Exceder el peso máximo puede
causar el daño permanente del mecanismo de masaje y/o de otros componentes de la unidad.
El fabricante no se responsabiliza de los daños originados por un mal uso y por tanto no quedan cubiertos por
la garantía.
2. No se siente nunca sobre el mando de control ni permita que éste se caiga. No tire del cable del mando de
control ni del cable de la red. Tenga cuidado para que el cable del mando de control no quede atrapado entre
el apoyabrazos y el respaldo del asiento.
3. No trate el asiento con brusquedad, evitando volcarlo de lado, dándolo la vuelta o subiéndose encima de él.
4. Trate el tapizado con delicadeza.
• Mantenga cualquier objeto afilado o punzante lejos del tapizado del asiento. Evite la caída de cenizas y de
cigarrillos o cerillas encendidos sobre el asiento.
• La exposición a la luz solar directa puede desteñir o causar cambios en el color del tapizado.
5. Si el sillón de masaje funciona mal, apáguelo inmediatamente y llévelo a un centro de servicio autorizado para
que se lo revisen.
6. No intente reparar el sillón de masaje por su propia cuenta.
7. No accione ningún interruptor con insistencia. Tal acción puede ser la causa de que el interruptor funcione mal.
8. El sillón de masaje emite algunos ruidos durante el funcionamiento. Esto se debe a su estructura y es
completamente normal.
9. Asegúrese de que no haya ningún obstáculo detrás del asiento antes de reclinarlo. El asiento se puede reclinar
con un ángulo máximo de 170°. Si el respaldo golpea contra una pared o una columna, el sillón podrá
funcionar mal. Asegúrese de dejar siempre un espacio amplio detrás del sillón. Reclínelo lentamente para
evitar que entre en contacto con un obstáculo.
10. Cuando se aplique una presión excesiva a las cabezas de masaje, éstas podrán detenerse con fines de
seguridad. Cuando las cabezas se desplazan hacia arriba, el peso del cuerpo puede detener su movimiento.
En este caso, levántese ligeramente para permitir que suban las cabezas de masaje.
11. Después de cada masaje, deslice el interruptor de la alimentación, que se encuentra situado en la parte
posterior del asiento, hacia la posición “off”, y ponga el interruptor de bloqueo en la posición “lock
12. No utilice of sillón con alguna parte del cuerpo mojada.
13. No utilice el sillón de masaje en locales húmedos (sauna, piscina) o al aire libre.CUIDADO DEL SILLóN DE MASAJE• Desenchufe siempre el sillón antes de limpiar.
• Si está sucio el tapizado, humedézcalo con jabón líquido y cepille la superficie. Frote luego con un paño
humedecido en agua. Deje que el tapizado se seque naturalmente. Si se ensucian las partes de plástico, utilice
agua templada con jabón líquido en un paño blando para limpiar la superficie.
• No utilice diluyente, bencina u otros productos de limpieza tipo disolvente. Los productos químicos pueden
desteñir o estropear los materiales.