Model #:PT500 Model #: PT500 1 PT300Manual 8x10.
! SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE READ BEFORE OPERATING THE PT500 WARNING: To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock or injury to persons: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ! Do not put small body parts near the rollers Do not use this product around any water or damp areas; also make sure your body is completely dry before sitting in the chair If the power cord is damaged, do not use the chair.
TABLE OF CONTENTS FEATURES SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS..................................................................................... 2 FEATURES....................................................................................................... 3 INTRODUCTION............................................................................................... 4 WHAT’S INCLUDED........................................................................................... 4 GETTING STARTED..............................
INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of the PT500 and taking a step towards a stress free life. Pure Therapy’s 500 Series massage chair is like having a personal massage therapist at your fingertips 24/7. Designed to suit any home décor, the PT500 was engineered to be an elite massage chair that will make you feel mentally and physically relaxed after each use. Four powerful motors can provide you with a deep tissue massage or a soothing light massage.
GETTING TABLE OFSTARTING CONTENTS To Get Started: 1. Carefully open the top of the box. 2. Remove box from the bottom lid and remove chair. The back rest for the chair will be folded forward . 3. Open the chair up by carefully pulling the lever under the back of the chair; make sure the back rest and foot rest are free of hands and/or other foreign objects. 4. Attach back rest with zipper and head rest with the Velcro 5. Plug power supply cord into a grounded, surge protecting power bar. 6.
POWERING ON To Power On: 1. Make sure that the chair is plugged into a grounded power source. We recommend using a surge protected power source. 2. Flip the switch located on the back of the chair to the ON position. 3. With the remote control press the power button. The chair will turn on and begin a combination massage on your upper body. 4. The leg rest massager functions are separate from the back massager functions.
ADJUSTING CHAIR POSITION The PT500 allows you to adjust the way you are resting in the chair with the push of a button. You can adjust the back rest and leg rest at the same time, or you can adjust the leg rest on its own. Leg Adjustment: Back and Leg Adjustment: Pressing the arrow pointing up will bring the leg rest up. Pressing the arrow pointing down will bring your legs down and towards the ground in the default position.
ADJUSTMENT BUTTONS continued SHOULDER POSITIONING: These adjustment buttons allow you to adjust the rollers to suit your height. When the rollers are sitting directly on your shoulders, they will be ideal for your specific height. Press the up arrow to move the rollers up the backrest of the chair and press the down arrow to lower the rollers. As you are adjusting the rollers, you will feel them moving up/down the chair.
MASSAGE TYPES With the PT500 you can create your own personal massage. There are five massage types you can receive individually. This allows you to decide on which massage will be best for your particular body and your particular massage needs. SHIATSU KNEAD Shiatsu neck kneading is a massage technique that works in a circular motion on both sides of your spine. Kneading massages are good for a sore or knotted neck, often caused by straining or looking at a computer screen for a long period of time.
TAP continued 5. Adjust the speed you would like the massage to be with the speed button. If you would like an intense massage adjust the speed to go faster and if you would like something more soothing adjust the speed to move slower. 3. Select which area of you back you would like massaged with the back stretching and/or massage positioning buttons. 4.
PRESS This massage option is a slower pressing motion that simulates the massage technique called cupping. Cupping is best for deep tissue massage therapy. The PT500 allows you to adjust the position, roller width, and speed of the pressing function during a massage. 5. Adjust the speed you would like the massage to be with the speed button. If you would like an intense massage to relieve pain, adjust the speed to go faster and if you would like something more soothing adjust the speed to move slower.
KNOCK The knock massage option simulates the wringing massage technique which is good for shoulder alignment and muscle tension. The PT500 allows you to adjust the position, roller width, and speed of the knocking during your massage. To turn the Knocking Function On: 4. For a more particular adjustment you can adjust the width from the outer edges of your back all the way towards the spine using the “width” button on the remote. 1. Turn the PT500 on. 2. Press the “knock” button on the remote control.
Mode: The PT500 offers four unique massage modes depending on where you need a massage the most: • • • • Mode one ( calf, quad and buttocks) Mode two (calf, lower quad and buttocks) Mode three (calf, upper quad and buttocks) Mode four (calf and buttocks) Intensity: There are two intensity levels to choose from: high, which is good for a foot rub and low, which is good when you are having a calf massage. Arthrosis Traction: The arthrosis traction option of the PT500 mimics decompression therapy.
REMOTE BUTTONS continued 16. Start: Begins lower body massage. The massage will automatically start using mode one with high intensity 17. Mode: You can change the speed and direction of the massage. There are four different speed/direction combinations to choose from 18. Intensity: Choose from four unique lower body massage combinations 19. Arthrosis Traction: Gently pulls legs to elongate the spine 20. Leg Adjustment: Raises and lowers leg rest KNOWING YOUR MASSAGE CHAIR 1 2 3 5 4 6 7 1. 2. 3.
THE 9-5 MASSAGE Sitting at a desk and looking at a computer screen all day can be very hard on your back. Pain in the upper back and neck is usually due to the muscles becoming too tight. Tight muscles restrict blood flow in your back, which can make the pain worse. The Shiatsu kneading and back rolling technique can help in relieving the pain as well as stimulate blood flow of those tight muscles. For Upper Back Pain: 1.
PRENATAL MASSAGE Lower back pain is a common problem; it is especially common in pregnant women as they carry their baby low on their body. The lower back massage is great for getting the lower back muscles relaxed and stimulating blood flow to relieve pain. For Lower Back Pain: 1. If needed, use the recline button to return the chair into a sitting position. 4. Turn the power to the chair on. 5.
ATHLETIC MASSAGE One of the largest complaints in athletes is leg pain. This can be caused by over exertion of the legs, muscle strains, general weakness or even long hours of standing. The leg rest massage modes can help relieve leg pain with gentle air bags that apply the right amount pressure to relieve those sore areas. For Leg Pain: 1. Adjust the chair using the recline buttons so that you are sitting straight, with your legs up and stretched out in front of you. 3.
STRESS REDUCING MASSAGE continued 3. Bring your feet up with your knees bent and insert them into the massage areas on the leg rest . 5. Leave the default massage on, this is an overall upper body massage. 4. Turn the power to the chair on. 6. With you feet inside of the leg rests massage areas, turn on the lower body massage functions. Intensity and mode will depend on comfort level. It is recommended to use a high level of intensity for a foot massage.
TROUBLESHOOTING I am hearing strange noises coming from the motors chair and/or the leg stretch. The massage rollers stopped moving during operation I am unable to recline the leg rest and/or back rest The leg rest is not turning on with the rest of the chair The chair is not working at all There is damage to the cord and/or unit I feel a strange pain or discomfort to my body • The motors within the chair make regular operation noises; therefore most noises are completely normal.
Model #: PT500 20 PT300Manual 8x10.
