Weekly Cleaning
Wipe down external massage components with a non‑abrasive cleaner. Avoid saturating seams where moisture could wick toward electronics. Inspect upholstery around moving parts for scuffs or loosened stitching that could snag during operation. Finish with a dry cloth to remove residue and preserve finish.
Monthly Inspection
Power off and disconnect the chair. Check fasteners on massage tracks and mounting points. Listen for play or rattle when moving the mechanism by hand. Examine cable runs and connectors for strain. If applicable, apply manufacturer‑approved lubricant sparingly to rails—never over‑lubricate, as excess attracts dust.
Quarterly Performance Test
Cycle through all massage modes and intensities with a test timer. Note noise, vibration strength, and smoothness of travel. Compare to baseline results recorded during installation. Deviations signal the need for adjustment or early service, preventing client‑facing issues during peak hours.
Pro Tips
Place a small maintenance checklist near the station and assign ownership to a specific team member per shift. Consistency matters more than complexity. Keep spare fuses and a cable management kit on hand to minimize downtime. Register warranty updates after any serviced component is replaced.
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