Repose R500 manual

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REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 1 of 20 Table of Contents Safety ...................................................................................................................... 2 Features.................................................................................................................. 5 Part Names a nd Locati ons.................[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 2 of 20 Safety Thank you for purchasing a Repose Massag e Lounger. To avoid the risk of personal injury and to ens ure optimum perform ance, please pay particular attention to the warnings and safety notices throughout this manua l. The Repose massage lou nger is not intended to be used as a healthcare device. Children u[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 3 of 20 The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is pro perly grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinan ces. DANGER - Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a ri sk of electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or servi ceman if you are in doubt as to [...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 4 of 20 OPERATING PRECAUTIONS WARNING – To reduce the risk of fire, burns, electric shock, damaging the lounger, or personal injury, please read the following: 1. Make sure the power plug is com pletely inserted into the wall power outlet. 2. Never leave the massage lounger un attended when the power cord is plugged i [...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 5 of 20 Features Your Repose Massage Lounger massages your upper back, lower back, neck, shoulders, legs, and feet using a series of rollers and airbags that simulate massage techniques similar to the touch of human hands. Automatic massages are preprogrammed and accessible with the control panel. You can also override t[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 6 of 20 Calf Muscles and Back of Legs Your calf muscles and the back of your legs are massaged with airbags synchronized to simulate a “wave st yle” of massage which may help to increase blood circulation. In the seat of your R epose Massage Lounger, there are 5 airbags programmed to inflate and deflate giving a cont[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 7 of 20 Part Names and Locations Please refer to this page to familiarize yourself with the location of parts and features called out as you read through this guide.[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 8 of 20 Assembly and Setup Backrest The backrest folds down to help reduce the amount of stor age space required while the lounger is not in use. Unfolding the Backrest To unfold the backrest, lift t he backrest up and away from the seat cushion. When the backrest reaches the vertical position, you will hear a clicking s[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 9 of 20 Prep aring for Use NOTICE: Before use, be sure the power plug is in serted completely into a grounded wall outlet. Never use the massag e lounger without proper grounding. If you are unsure, please con sult an electrician. Grounding Your Massage Lounger Your massage lounger is equipped wit h a grounded power plug[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 10 of 20 Control Panel Functions A - Main control functions Power Powers the lounger on and off. Resets the massage mechanism, backrest, and leg rest to default positions. Stop Stops all actions. To resume , reselect the massage mode that was in use prior to pressing stop. The timer will resume at the point where Stop wa[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 11 of 20 C - Position Focus While enjoying an automat ic massage, use the Focus button to temporarily stop the up and down (rolling) motion of the massage heads to focus on a specific area while the knock and or knead massages continue. Position adjust During manual massages, use this button to adjust the up or down posi[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 12 of 20 Knead & Knock Selects the K nead and Knock massage modes. Thigh Selects the massage mode for the back of your thighs. Leg Selects the massage mode for you calf muscles. Foot Selects the massage mode for your feet. Roll Speed Used to set the speed of the Roll mechanism. Knead Speed Used to set the speed of th[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 13 of 20 Using your Repose Massage Lounger While positioning y our massage lounger for use, please keep in mind that the leg rest and backrest will move up and down. There must be at least 24 inches of clearance in front of and 20 inches behind the massage lounger to prevent damage to the lounger or any obstacles that mi[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 14 of 20 Raising and Lowering the Leg Rest To raise the leg rest: 1. Be sure the area in front of t he leg rest is free of obstacles. 2. Press and hold the raise leg re st button. The leg rest will stop automatically when it reaches the highest point. To lower the leg rest: 1. Be sure the area below the l eg rest is free[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 15 of 20 Automatic Massage You can enjoy a complete pre-progra mmed full body massage by pressing the Gentle, Relax, Enliven, or Repose butt ons on the top of the control panel. With these modes, your entire body is massaged at various levels of intensity depending on the mode selected. Automatic Massage - Full Body 1. S[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 16 of 20 Manual Massage For a manual massage, you can use the Roll , Knead , or Knock buttons to turn on and off the selected ma ssage modes or setup a combination of modes. To create your own massage program: 1. Sit in your lounger and press the power button. 2. Wait for the body scan to complete. 3. Press Stop to put t[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 17 of 20 User Preferences If you wish to save favorite ma ssage settings, you can save massage preferences for three users in six (6) sa ve points for a total of eighteen (18) settings. All massage parameters such as speed and intensity are saved along with the massage mode. To save your settings: 1. Press Stop to put th[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 18 of 20 Maintenance and Cleaning WARNING: Always unplug the power cord before clea ning your massage lounger. Never tou ch a power plug with wet hands. Failure to foll ow these instructions may lead to electrocution or burns. NOTICE: Please do NOT use volatile chemicals su ch as paint thinners, benze ne, or alcohol on a[...]

REPOSE R500 User Guide Page 19 of 20 T roubleshooting If you experience difficulty using your massage l ounger, plea se read this section prior to contacting Repose Custom er Service for assistance. Problem Solution It sounds and feels like the massage heads are working too hard to get over wrinkles in the fabric. The motor groans while under loa d[...]