Adjusting the reclining angle and leg rest to massage in relaxing position
To adjust the reclining angle and the leg rest angle: 
Adjust by pressing |
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For a person with small body dimensions:
When there is not enough stimulation on your soles When stimulation of your hands/arms is too gentle
For a person with large body dimensions: When your knees are raised
To adjust the amount of sliding of the sole massage section:
| Push with the soles |
See“Effective method | of your feet to slide |
the sole massage | |
for using the leg/foot air | section out. |
massage or stretch” | Lift your soles slightly and sole massage section returns. |
on page EN39. |
●See page EN43 for description on how to adjust the reclining angle and the leg rest.
To turn“Heat”massage heads and“Foot Heat”On and Off
You can turn on/off the“Heat”massage
heads by pressing 
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Lit:“Heat”massage heads On.
Off:“Heat”massage heads Off.
●Temperature cannot be adjusted. ●For details, see page EN33.
You can turn on/off the“Foot Heat”by
pressing 
.Memory
Lit:“Foot Heat”On
Off:“Foot Heat”Off
High
●Temperature can be adjusted between two levels.
●For details, see page EN33.
How to
Low
●Sense of warmth differs depending on your body shape, the massage body part, massage action, clothing, and room temperature.
To adjust the back intensity
Back intensity can be adjusted by pressing on
●There are 3 levels of intensity for the automatic courses. (Three back intensity levels, 1, 3 and 5)
●Intensity will not change further even if you keep pressing the button when the intensity is set to maximum or minimum.
Caution
Intensity might increase drastically when the intensity is increased in multiple steps. Always increase the intensity one step at a time, checking how it feels.
●For safety reasons, it is designed not to increase the intensity drastically.
●If you do not feel enough intensity even if it is set to maximum, or if you feel too much intensity even if it is set to minimum, see page EN54.
Memory Items that have this mark can be registered and used with your favorite settings. (See page EN30.)
Use
EN29
