Panasonic EP790 Operating Guide

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• Has the Lounger been plugged into the mains socket?
• Has the other end of the lead been plugged into the Lounger?
• Has the switch at the rear left of the Lounger been switched on?
• Does the childproof lock prevent the Lounger being switched on?

• Has the sliding cover on the control panel engaged?
• Has the power lead been plugged into both the mains socket

and the Lounger?

• Has the switch at the rear left of the Lounger accidentally

been switched off?

• Has the required massage course button been pressed? 

(The corresponding red pilot lamp lights up.)

• Has the sliding cover on the control panel engaged?
• Has the correct height been set for automatic massage 

courses? – Check the setting and correct it if necessary.

• This is a safety precaution to prevent the motor overheating.

Such a stop may occur under adverse conditions when 
massage starts, for instance if you have pressed heavily 
against the massage heads at the very beginning. Remedy: 
raise yourself slightly in the chair and start again.

• Call the customer service department if the chair cannot be

restarted and pilot lamps start flashing again.

• When a specific massage program has been set, there may 

be a short delay while the massage heads first move to their
starting position before rolling/stretching massage, for 
instance, begins.

• This is normal when the massage heads have reached the 

upper or lower limit positions, for example, or the “strong/
gentle” or “narrow / wide” limits. Release the button and 
correct the setting in the opposite direction or select the 
required massage mode (see page 19, No. 3 and 4).

• You have not set the slide control (right-hand side of the 

control panel) to the correct body height for you. Further 
details on page 18, No. 2.

If your Massage Lounger does not work, this is often due to

minor causes which you can remedy yourself. Check the follow-

ing points/tips before you call the customer service department.

The faults listed under “What to do if ...” are due to causes which you can remedy yourself. Be sure to check this list

before contacting the service department as you may otherwise have to pay service charges, even during the warranty

period. This also applies to malfunction arising from incorrect operation.