What to do if power plug of Osaki Pro Maestro Massager is damaged?
If the power plug of your Osaki Massager is damaged, it must be replaced by a special plug available from Osaki or an authorized agent to avoid electric shock.
What to do if foot massage is not retracting in Osaki Massager?
If the Lower Leg/Foot massage section of your Osaki Massager does not retract automatically after the massage, use the remote button to manually retract it.
What to do if I have skin inflammation using Osaki Pro Maestro?
If you experience any skin inflammation, itching, or swelling while using the Osaki Massager, stop using it immediately and seek advice from a physician.
What to do if I feel discomfort after using Osaki Pro Maestro?
If you experience abnormal discomfort after using the Osaki Massager, it is recommended to contact your physician. Do not continue using the chair unless your physician advises it.
How to unplug Osaki Pro Maestro safely?
To avoid electric shock when unplugging the Osaki Massager, always grab the head of the plug instead of pulling the power line.
Why can't I use Osaki Pro Maestro with other devices?
Do not use the Osaki Massager simultaneously with other devices like heating blankets or other electronic devices to avoid accidents or physical discomfort.
Where not to put hands when using Osaki Pro Maestro Massager?
To prevent injuries, never place your hands, arms, feet, or any body part except the neck between the roller massage heads of the Osaki Massager.
How to lift Osaki Pro Maestro safely?
To avoid accidents or injuries from the Osaki Massager tipping over, use the recommended lifting points along the steel frame if you need to lift it.
Why can't I put my knees in calf massager of Osaki?
To prevent serious injury, do not put your knees between the calf massager components of the Osaki Massager.
Why can't I put my hands between footrest and seat base of Osaki Massager?
To prevent injuries, do not place your hands or feet between the footrest and seat base of the Osaki Massager.
General| Massage Techniques | Kneading, Tapping, Shiatsu, Rolling, Combination |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth Speakers | Yes |
| Body Scan Technology | Yes |
| SL-Track | Yes |
| Air Compression Massage | Yes |
| Adjustable Intensity Levels | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Zero Gravity Positions | Yes |
| Foot Rollers | Yes |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| Heating | Lumbar & Foot |
Defines actions that can lead to severe harm or fatalities, and minor harm or damage.
Advises physician consultation for medical conditions and immediate action for discomfort.
Ensures safe operation by checking surroundings and chair components before use.
Covers proper power connection, surge protection, and maintenance of electrical parts.
Details how to respond to product abnormalities like burning smells or abnormal sounds.
Lists actions strictly forbidden during operation and safe handling guidelines.
Identifies specific health conditions that prohibit product use without medical advice.
Warns against placing body parts in moving mechanical areas of the chair.
Forbids unauthorized disassembly or repair to prevent hazards.
Advises consultation for conditions like muscular atrophy or motion sickness.
Ensures no foreign objects are present and checks for retracted massage wheels.
Emphasizes keeping children away from the product and remote control.
Warns against placing body parts, especially knees, in massage areas.
Lists specific areas where hands, feet, or pets should not be placed.
Explains grounding to reduce electric shock hazard due to functional faults.
Details the grounding conductor, plug, and socket compatibility.
Advises consulting an electrician for grounding correctness or socket installation.
Ensures product connects to a socket matching the grounding plug shape.
States that damaged power plugs must be replaced by authorized parts.
Details inspecting the power cord for dirt, dust, and damage.
Warns against damaging, bending, or placing heavy objects on the power cord.
Guides on inserting the power plug and turning the switch to 'ON'.
Inspects the synthetic leather for damage where rollers travel.
Warns that fabric damage can lead to injury or electric shock.
Reiterates unplugging the chair as a safety measure when not supervised.
Advises consulting a physician for usage with medical conditions.
Troubleshoots the issue of massage wheels stopping due to overload or overheating.
Advises contacting service for warm or hot power lines/plugs.
Warns against unauthorized disassembly or repair to prevent hazards.
Details actions for faults like product not working or giving abnormal sounds.
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