Keep your chair in tip-top shape by following the simple cleaning and storage tips we collected below. To maintain a massage chair, you can clean it regularly, check its performance, and store it in a suitable environment. 

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Cleaning

• Spot clean: For stains, dampen a cloth with a mild soap and water solution. 

• Use a cleaner: For fabric, use an upholstery cleaner. For leather, use a leather cleaner. 

• Condition: After cleaning leather, apply a leather conditioner to prevent cracking. 

• Disconnect the power: Before cleaning, unplug the chair from the power source. 

• Use a soft cloth: Wipe down the chair with a soft, lint-free cloth. 

• Vacuum: Use a vacuum cleaner attachment to remove dust and debris from cracks and crevices. 

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Performance checks 

• Rollers: Check for smooth movement and grinding sounds.

• Airbags: Check for proper inflation and slow or partial inflation.

• Recline: Check for fluid motion and jerky movement.

• Controls: Check for response time and delayed reactions.

• Check cables & wires: Regularly inspect massage chair cables and wires for any signs of fraying or damage, as this could lead to issues if left unchecked. 

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Storage

• Avoid direct sunlight: Store the chair out of direct sunlight to prevent fading and cracking. ​

• Place it out of reach from pets and small children's playing area: Consider placing your massage chair in a location where pets and small children do not abuse it. Keep infants and pets away from the working area of the massage chair to avoid injury. 

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Avoid Food & Drinks

• Avoid spills: Avoid eating and drinking in the chair.

• Spills on the chair may cause damage to the electronics and material of your massage chair.

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Avoid Sharp Objects

• Avoid sitting with harmful items in your pocket:  Before sitting on your chair check your pockets for objects that could cause harm to your massage chair such as keys, pocketknife or other objects that may have sharp ends.  Don’t let anyone sit on your massage chair with sharp or hard objects in their pockets as these can cause damage to the massage chair’s upholstery and internal components.

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Avoid Accessories

• Remove Accessories:  Do not wear jewelry or watches while using the chair to prevent injury and damage to the accessories.