Abstract: A chair type massage machine provided with treatment tools for treating prescribed locations of a human body, and also provided with a touch panel constituting a display device for displaying a treatment menu and other selection items and an operation device for selecting and operating the selection items, and a memory device for storing display information relating to selection items to be displayed on the touch panel; wherein at least a portion of the display information is standard display information relating to a standard mode for displaying a plurality of action selection items on the display means, and simple display information relating to a simple mode with fewer action selection items compared to the standard mode, and the chair type massage machine also has a mode switching processing unit for switching between the standard mode and the simple mode.

Abstract: A chair-type massage machine includes: a seat portion 3 on which a person to be treated sits; a backrest portion 4 provided at a rear side of the seat portion 3; a backrest operation portion 7 for changing an angle of the backrest portion 4 in a range of a standing position to a reclining position which reclines back; and a massage means 21, 22, and 23, wherein the chair-type massage machine 1 includes a selecting means 73, and when individually registered information 61 about a registered massage per person to be treated is reset and the backrest portion 4 takes the reclining position, the selecting means 73 allows either a stand-by mode 73a for maintaining the reclining position of the backrest portion 4, or a restoring mode 73b, 73c for automatically restoring the backrest portion 4 from the reclining position to the standing position, to be selectable.

Abstract: A chair type massage machine 100 includes a seat part 200, a backrest part 300 which is rotatably supported at the back of the seat part 200 and is capable of reclining, a base part 400 provided at the left and right sides of the seat part 200, arm treatment parts 500 provided above the base part 400, and which move front and back with respect to the base part 400 to treat a forearm of a person to be treated, and an operation unit 700 which receives operation inputs by the person to be treated. The backrest part 300 includes a frame 310, and the frame 310 is made from a first frame 311 and a second frame 312.

Abstract: The armrest portion 1 of a chair-type massage machine includes: an inner divided portion 11 standing outside of a seat portion; an outer divided portion 12 standing outside of the inner divided portion 11; a treating portion 13 provided at at least one of an outer surface of the inner divided portion 11 or an inner surface of the outer divided portion 12; a rotation shaft 14 provided at an front end side of the inner divided portion 11 and the outer divided portion 12; and a restricting portion 15 for restricting an operation range of at least one of either the inner divided portion 11 or the outer divided portion 12, wherein the inner divided portion 11 and the outer divided portion 12 are openable and closable in right and left directions of a person to be treated by using the rotation shaft 14 as a fulcrum.

Abstract: A massage chair includes a seat for allowing a subject for treatment to sit thereon; a reclinable backrest; left and right arm treatment sections provided for treating arms; a base frame; a seat rail, provided at each of a top left end and a top right end of the base frame, for supporting a seat frame as a framework of the seat such that the seat frame is movable in a front-rear direction; an arm rail for supporting an arm support as a framework of each arm treatment section, such that the arm support is movable in the front-rear direction; and an association mechanism, provided between the seat frame and each arm support, for, when the seat frame is moved forward along with a reclination of the backrest, converting the forward movement of the seat frame into the rearward movement of the arm support.

Abstract: A massage chair includes a seat for allowing a subject for treatment to sit thereon; a reclinable backrest; left and right arm treatment sections provided for treating arms; a base frame; a seat rail, provided at each of a top left end and a top right end of the base frame, for supporting a seat frame as a framework of the seat such that the seat frame is movable in a front-rear direction; an arm rail for supporting an arm support as a framework of each arm treatment section, such that the arm support is movable in the front-rear direction; and an association mechanism, provided between the seat frame and each arm support, for, when the seat frame is moved forward along with a reclination of the backrest, converting the forward movement of the seat frame into the rearward movement of the arm support.

Abstract: An automatic massaging machine is capable of giving various kinds of massage, adapted to massage the human back in different massage modes such as rubdown, patting, rolling, rubdown-rolling, and patting-rolling. The massaging machine includes two electric motors. One motor rotates a shaft in either direction so as to provide an up-and-down motion to an elevating plate including massaging balls. The other motor actuates one of two output shafts, each causing different motion to the massaging balls. An automatic switching device in the massaging machine includes three switches to control the rotation of the two motors and thereby achieves the various massage modes.

Abstract: A control system for a belt drive continuously-variable speed automatic transmission (CVT) for a vehicle wherein the discharge speed of a working fluid from a hydraulic servomotor provided on an input pulley of CVT is restricted by a downshift control mechanism to prevent a slip produced at the time of kickdown. The downshift control mechanism comprises a downshift controlling solenoid valve, a reduction ratio control mechanism and an electric control circuit for controlling these elements, wherein at the time of the kickdown, the solenoid valve is deenergized to close a drain port for the hydraulic servomotor of the reduction ratio control mechanism, and at the time of the coastdown, the solenoid valve is energized to open the drain port for the hydraulic servomotor of the reduction ratio control mechanism.