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Every Linea Domo product is made with care and made to last. Learn how to look after your furniture to keep it at its best.

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General

UNDERSTANDING YOUR NEW LOUNGE

We want to make sure your lounge reaches you in the best possible condition, so we package it well. During the journey to your home, a few crush marks may appear on your lounge, but please don’t worry – these will soon naturally work their way out.

Your new Linea Domo lounge may feel or look different to the one you saw in the store. For example, the seat may feel firmer, or the leather may look tighter. That’s because your furniture is brand new, unlike the store’s floor sample which may have been worn over time.

 

What to expect

A fine lounge suite or chair doesn’t wear out; it wears in. Your new Linea Domo furniture will relax into a more casual appearance over time. When pressure is applied to the polyurethane foam for the first time, the microcells within the foam structure break, which creates a slight softening effect. This natural cellular breakdown is expected. It also means that comfort creases and wrinkles will form naturally in the leather during the first few weeks of use. These characteristics give the furniture a soft, inviting look – an inherent feature of the best leather upholstery.

 

The beauty of genuine leather

Your Linea Domo lounge features unique, handmade signatures. Just as no two fingerprints are alike, each piece of leather is distinctive in its markings. This adds beauty to the leather and serves as proof of its authenticity. 

Leather is a natural material, and every hide has unique characteristics. Our furniture is made from many hides, so the leather may show slight variations in colour and grain. This is natural. 

Age adds character and reflects how leather furniture has been used during its lifetime. Over the years, leather adapts to the user and develops a unique look. With regular use, the leather fibres relax. You can expect comfort creases to form in the areas that receive the most body contact, such as the seat and back cushions.

 

Villa and premium leather ranges

These are corrected grain leather made from quality top-grain cowhides. They may have shown marks, scars, insect bites, nicks etc. which are natural characteristics of genuine leather.
The impact of these irregularities is reduced by lightly buffing and pigmentation. Then a uniform grain pattern is embossed to restore a beautiful, even look. These ranges are perfect for everyday living and require less maintenance. 

 

Scotland leather

Scotland leather is semi-aniline leather made from high-quality cowhides. The top is slightly treated and then finished with wax protection. This range is soft and supple to the touch and will develop a distressed look and patina with use. This style is for people who prefer a vintage and natural leather look.
Due to its unique characteristics, this leather requires a little more maintenance. To help extend the life of this beautiful product, it should be lightly cleaned with a dry, clean cloth on a regular basis.

GENERAL CARE TIPS

When moving your sofa, do not lift it by the cushions sewn to the frame or drag it around. The best way to move it is to lift it from the base.

If you have pets, please be careful with them around your lounge. Pets can damage your lounge through chew marks, claws and oil residue from their fur, all of which are not covered by our warranty terms.

As tempting as they may be, armrests and backrests are not designed as seating.

Your leather and fabric furniture should not be exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods, as this may result in colour fading.
You can protect your furniture by drawing curtains when the sun is particularly bright. It is also best to avoid placing hot cups or plates on the sofa as this can cause damage to the finished leather or fabric.

During the first three months, foam padding will become softer. Light creases may form on the cover following this. This is to be considered normal wear.

To keep your sofa looking its best, you should plump and shape it regularly to ensure padding and upholstery return to their initial appearance.

Your sofa should be placed at least two metres from any heat source.

For even wear, you should alternate your choice of seat. All seating foams are designed to absorb the seated weight loads in the centre of the cushion; sitting or lying on the edges and sides of the cushion can cause the breakdown of the foams, causing them to flatten and lose their density, firmness and form.

MATERIAL CARE TIPS

LEATHER CARE
LEATHER CHARACTERISTICS
FABRIC CARE

A regular routine of protection and cleaning will not only help protect your furniture from stains and damage, but it will also add years to its life. 

Some types of soiling only affect the way your furniture looks; others can actually damage the leather. Dust and perspiration are both particularly damaging. Dust is abrasive: it acts like sandpaper. Over time dust can cause serious damage to the furniture’s topcoat. It is important to prevent perspiration and body oils from building up.

Particular care needs to be taken if you regularly take medications, as they can increase the damage caused by perspiration and body oils.

  • Clean the leather regularly with a soft damp white, colour-fast cloth to remove grease, dirt and dust.
  • To remove dry stains, sweep them off carefully with a clean hand or an extremely soft brush.
  • To remove liquid stains, blot the surface by dabbing carefully with a paper towel. Do not press hard, as this could push the stain into the pores of the leather.
  • DO NOT use soap, saddle soaps, oils, all-purpose cleaners, detergents, solvents, spray cleaners or abrasive cleaners on your leather furniture.
  • DO NOT dry the leather in direct sunlight or with a hair dryer.
  • Avoid sharp items.

 

Additional care tips for vintage leather

Besides the above General Leather Care Tips, Scotland Leather with a wax finish will occasionally need to be revitalised if your furniture is starting to look scratched, scuffed or faded, then it is time to revitalise.

  • Wipe contact areas with a clean damp cloth regularly.
  • Clean with an approved mild leather cleaner three or four times every year.
  • Apply an approved leather rejuvenation cream when needed.
  • Following cleaning or the application of a rejuvenation cream, a protection cream should be reapplied.
  • Remove spills immediately to avoid staining.

Sharp items can easily scratch the surface of the leather; this will add to the distressed appearance yet can be reduced by the application of a speciality revitalising cream.

Your Harvey Norman Sales Team Member can advise the correct products to maintain your purchase.

 

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  • Medications: If leather furniture is used constantly by individuals on some medications (including, but not limited to, chemotherapy, blood pressure and heart medications), extra care should be taken to protect leather surfaces from direct skin contact as the chemistry in these medications may react with and damage the leather finish. Headrest covers and arm protectors are advisable.

As a natural product, good quality leather will have different markings. This is a guarantee of being genuine and what makes your furniture unique. Some other examples of the characteristics you can expect to see with leather upholstery are:

Vein Lines

Grain Variation

Colour Variation

Skin Blemishes

Stretching

Horn butts, scrapes & scars

Fat Wrinkles

This is a desired effect. Oiled and waxed leather may have a patina after a short period of use.

Vacuum regularly with an upholstery attachment using low suction.

Spot clean where necessary.

Treat spills and stains as soon as possible. Gently remove any soil or mop any liquid from the fabric’s surface. Do not saturate the fabric or filling with water or any other cleaning fluids. Seek professional advice from a fabric cleaning specialist.

Pilling occasionally occurs due to normal daily wear and should not be considered a fault. It can be easily removed with a battery-operated pilling tool from most haberdashery stores.

 

A note on your fabric warranty

Our fabric warranties do not apply where there is evidence of excessive soiling, improper cleaning, or abuse or where the leather/fabric has had a chemical treatment applied by the retail dealer or consumer which has not previously been approved in writing by Linea Domo. Please do not move furniture by pulling on leather or fabric.

Medications: If leather furniture is used constantly
by individuals on some medications (including, but not limited to, chemotherapy,
blood pressure and heart medications), extra care should be taken to protect leather surfaces from direct skin contact as the chemistry in these medications may react with and damage the leather finish. Headrest covers and arm protectors are advisable.

RECLINER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

ABOUT
CARE
INSTRUCTIONS
LIFT CHAIR

We use one of the best reclining mechanisms available. Proper use of this mechanism will provide lasting comfort. 

Lounges and chairs with reclining mechanisms give you the choice of changing the inclination of the back, positioning of the legs and changing the seating position. It is important to point out that where recliners are provided in a lounge, it is normal to see gaps as these gaps allow free movement and avoid excessive abrasion.

Caution

When sitting on a recliner, you must be aware that the arms are anchored at the base of the recliner, and any leaning or sitting sideways across the recliner arms can put pressure on the anchor points and cause buckling of the frame or mechanism. Damage to the frame caused in this nature is not covered under the Linea Domo warranty.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

Do not pull or force the recliner.

Do not sit on the arm.

Do not sit on the foot rest.

1. Tilt the chair to the side and place it on the floor to locate the transformer.

2. Take out the Transformer and power cable from the box.
3. Put the chair in place and connect the power to start using it.

Please note: The backup battery (not provided) for transformers are only for emergency operation during blackout, not for everyday use.

TO EXTEND FOOTREST

Pull the lever on the side of the chair. The lever will activate the mechanism and extend the footrest.

TO CLOSE

The recline position returns to the upright position by sitting up.

TO RECLINE

With the footrest extended, lean back. The back is counter-balanced, requiring only minimal body pressure to move smoothly to your desired recline position.

TO RETURN FOOTREST

Move your body weight forward and press down with your legs until the footrest returns to the closed position. At this position, it will be locked closed.

Closed position

Reclining position

Lifted position

RECLINER CONTROLLERS

REMOTES
TOUCH BUTTONS

SINGLE MOTOR LIFT CHAIR

Button A
To retract the footrest and back to return to the seating position.
To raise the chair to the lift position.

Button B
To extend the footrest and back.
To lower the chair down.

DUAL MOTOR LIFT CHAIR

  1. Power light
  2. Footrest up
  3. Footrest down and lift
  4. Back down
  5. Back up
  6. Back to closed position

EHR LIFT CHAIR

  1. Power light
  2. Footrest up
  3. Footrest down and lift
  4. Back down
  5. Back up
  6. Head up
  7. Head down
  8. Back to closed position

EBR LIFT CHAIR

  1. Power light
  2. Footrest up
  3. Footrest down and lift
  4. Back down
  5. Back up
  6. Lumber up
  7. Lumber down
  8. Head up
  9. Head down
  10. Back to closed position

GENERAL

  1. Insert the plug fully into thepower outlet.
  2. Press S1 to activate the mechanismand extend the footrest;
  3. Press S2 to return the reclining position and footrest to the closed position.

BETWEEN ARM AND CUSHION

  1. Insert the plug into the power outlet.
  2. Touch the A button to activate the reclining mechanism and extend the footrest.
  3. Touch the B button to return the reclining position and footrest.

EHR

  1. Insert the plug into the power outlet.
  2. Press S1 to activate the reclining mechanism and extend the footrest.
  3. Press S3 to raise up the headrest.
  4. Press S2 to return the reclining position and footrest to the closed position.
  5. Press S4 to return the headrest to the closed position.
  6. Or Press S5 Home button to return all parts to the closed position.

EBR

  1. Insert the plug into the power outlet.
  2. Press S1 to activate the reclining mechanism and extend the footrest. Press S3 to raise up the lumber. Press S5 to raise up the headrest.
  3. Press S2 to return the reclining position and footrest to the closed position. Press S4 to return the lumber to the closed position. Press S6 to return the headrest to the closed position. Or Press S7 Home button to return all parts to the closed position.

TROUBLESHOOTING & WARNINGS

Troubleshooting
If you are having any issues, please try the following solutions.

  • Check that all plugs are plugged into a wall outlet and are secure. Please check that the wall outlet is switched on. Check that all switches at the rear of the suite are switched on.
  • Check to ensure that all connection cords are properly connected, as per the instructions in this booklet. There are multiple connections, any of which being too loose may cause performance issues.
  • Try plugging the suite into a different wall outlet.
  • The USB ports included in our products are low voltage. Please use the 240V socket in the charge station if your product includes one if you are charging a larger device or require a faster charge.
  • Unplug the suite from the wall for 5 minutes to reset all electrical components.
  • Ensure there is nothing obstructing the recliner movement. Please check all connections before contacting the store for help.

 

Warnings
Improper use or installation may result in the risk of fire, electric shock and/or injury. We assume no liability for any eventual damages caused by improper use or inappropriate handling or by any other noncompliance with the instructions in this manual.

  • Do not sit or place additional weight on the arms, back or open footrest. Damage caused as a result of excessive force is not covered under warranty.
  • This Product is not intended to be used as part of a health care plan. Consult your medical professional before operating if you are taking medication or have physical limitations.
  • Before commencing cleaning or maintenance, please ensure this Product is disconnected from the power outlet and the back is in the full upright position.
  • Cease operation and disconnect from the power outlet if you ever detect a burning odour or smoke coming from the Product.
  • Check the condition of the power cord, electrical cords, Transformer, plug and connector on a monthly basis. Do not operate if wear is visible.
  • Ensure the power cord, electrical cords and Transformer are clear of moving parts and not trapped underneath the base.
  • Position the power cord to minimise a tripping hazard.
  • We recommend the use of a surge protector (not included).

SOFA BED

MECHANISMS
TO OPEN

About Sofa Bed mechanisms
We use one of the best sofa bed mechanisms that are available. A lounge with a sofa bed mechanism gives the flexibility of lounge to be used in a formal and informal situations. The sofa bed action allows the lounge to be transformed into a bed which may come in handy when extra beds are needed.

Careful and proper use of the mechanism will give years of comfort. Following operating, instructions may assist in getting the best out of a lounge that has a sofa bed mechanism.

Note: Remove all packaging material and transport legs and attach the lounge legs supplied.

Important operational features to ensure a long life of your sofa bed
Your new sleeper mechanism is designed to provide years of reliable service. To help your sleeper last as long as possible, Please note these suggestions:

  • Don’t sit on the end of the bed.
  • Don’t fold with linens or pillows on the mattress.
  • Don’t jump on the bed.

1. Pull the strap up with two hands and pull it towards you.

2. Grasp the mechanism bar with one hand while still holding the strap and continue to lower the bed.

3. Lower it down gently to the floor.
4. To close, Reverse steps 1, 2, and 3.

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