Well, then there are the manual settings. What if you just want the rollers to move up to your neck and massage your neck? Or maybe you just want them to work on one spot on your neck, your mid-back, your lower back, or your butt—or underneath the seat, I should say. What do you do then?

Well, that’s what the manual settings are for.

Manual settings serve two purposes. Number one, you can create your own program—a manual program. You can have the rollers go wherever you want them to, choose the intensity you want, and position the chair however you prefer.

Some chairs allow you to memorize that program. Not all of them do, although more and more chairs are adding this feature. If your chair has a memory feature, you can press the memory button to save your profile, if you will. Then, the next time you sit in the chair, you can press it again, and it will bring up the program you created. That becomes your manually created program.

But manual settings also allow you to move the rollers so they focus on just one specific area.

Anyways, I hope you found this video helpful. I’m Dr. Alan Weidner from Massage Chair Relief, and I’ll see you on the next video. Bye-bye.