Schuchmann till User Manual Manual

for purchasing our product. We ask you to read through the Instructions for use carefully prior to initial commissioning of the product, and to observe them. Please note that gui- delines and representations in these Instructions for use may deviate from your product due to differing equipment. We reserve the right to make technical modifications. ...

1.1 Delivery ............................................................................................................................05 1.2 Safety measures prior to use ..............................................................................05 1.3 Safe disposal .......................................................................... ...

4.8.1 Footrests (standard) ......................................................................................27 4.8.2 Footrests (flex) ..................................................................................................27 4.8.3 Foot guide incl. foot straps ............................................. ...

and any transport damage. Inspect the goods in the presence of your forwarder. Should transport damage have occurred, please arrange for an inventory (determination of the faults) to be made in the presence of the forwarder. Please send a complaint in writing to the specialist dealer responsible. 1.2 Safety measures prior to use The correct use of the ...

2.1 Material information The sub-frame and the individual elements are made from steel (corro- sion-free and cathodic-dip coated or powder-coated), aluminium and plastic. All body supports (except for three-dimensionally adjustable knee pelotte pads) are padded and covered. The footrests are made from wood and have grip tape stickers. The covers are made of 100% polyester and are flame resistant (according to DIN EN 1021-1+2). Di ...

achieve positive effects of an upright body position and/or to prepare for gait training. The vertical position has a positive effect on the cardiovascular regulation, the bone metabolism, the peristalsis and urinary diversion. Standing training is used to prevent decubitus, a thrombosis or joint contractures, it promotes head control, arm function and spatial awareness. Spatial aw ...

2.4 Use not in accordance with the intended purpose / warning guide- lines • Make sure that the supine standing frame is used by one user only. • Never leave the user lying/standing in the supine standing frame without supervision. • The correct use of the supine standing frame requires precise and careful training of the accompanying person. • The max. load (see Point 6.1) must not be exceeded. • Do not use the supine ...

2.6 List of accessories • Headrest (standard / side guidance / shell shape) • Universal adapter for customised headrests • Thorax pelotte pads / pelvis pelotte pads • Knee pelotte pads (patella recess) • Knee pelotte pads (with adjusta- ble, padded positioner brackets) • Pads for additional knee support • Push bars (for size 1+2) • Safety bolts (for release lever) • Adapter for leg supports (abductable) • Leg ...

2.8 General settings The till. supine standing frame is delivered completely mounted and in the smallest possible adjustment, unless any pre-adjustments have be requested. Before the user is placed in the supine standing frame, a pre-adjustment must be carried out. User dimensions Measure the user Carry out adjustment on the supine standing frame see A Upper body length (crotch to upper edge of shoulder) Length of the upper body ...

2.9 Getting in and out After all pre-adjustments have been made, first lock all five castors for entering/exiting. To do this, press down the locking device (A) on each castor using the tip of your foot (B). To release the castors, press the locking de- vice up again using the tip of your foot (C). The brakes only work reliably on level ground! Now bring the reclining surface (D) to the horizontal position (see Point 3.3 and 3.4) ...

during use (e.g. to other rooms). Here we highly recommend transferring the user in the supine and lowest position. The following measures must be taken beforehand: • all fine adjustments to the individual components must have been carried out (see Point 3). • the user must have been secured against unintentional falling out of the frame (see Point 3.8). • the supine and standing position ...

by people who have been given the necessary instructions by a medical product advisor. Please ensure that none of the user's extremities are in the respective area when making adjustments of any kind to minimise the risk of injury. As standard, till. is equipped with a tool (A) for adjustment work, with the help of which all provided hexagon socket screws can be adjuste ...

The adjustment of the reclining surface height for sizes 3+4 (optionally also for size 1+2) can be done using an electrical motor. It has a safety switch off (see Point 4.13.6) and is controlled manually (A). To lower the reclining surface, press button (B) and to raise press button (C). Release the respective button as soon as you have reached the desired height. Sizes 3+4 of till. are equipped with an add ...

spring) In order to change the angle of the reclining surface for sizes 1+2 (see Point 3.4 for the sizes 3+4) please operate the lever (A), which can be found by default on the body (B) or which is optionally mounted to the right of the push bar (C) and keep it pulled. Now bring the reclining surface into the desired angle and release the lever (A) again To determine the reclining surface angle there is a scale (D ...

The angle adjustment of the reclining surface for sizes 3+4 is done using an electrical motor (see Point 3.3 for sizes 1+2). It has a safety switch-off (see Point 4.13.4) and is controlled manually (A - see Point 4.13.5). The reclining surface can be adjusted in a range from 0° to 90° (see Fig. 1). In order to change the reclining surface angle, press buttons B and C. Using button B move the reclining surf ...

till. is available in size 1+2 with a standard upper body support. In addition to this version, there is also a contourable upper body support (see Point 4.4) for size 3+4. Both variants can be adjusted in length. Before any adjustment to the length, remove the padded elements (see Point 3.5.1 + 3.5.2) and bring the reclining surface (without user) into the horizontal (see Point 3.4). Afterwards loosen the hexagon socket screws (A ...

The reclining surface growth is compensated by adding/removing pad elements (A = end piece + B = intermediate piece), which are fixed by means of hook and loop closure. Remove the pad elements (A+B) prior to every adjustment to the upper body support (see Point 3.5) and reattach the required combination of pads. The upper body support pad (C) and the intermediate pieces (B) all have a loop ta ...

The reclining surface growth is compensated by adding/removing pad elements (A = end piece + B = intermediate piece), which are fixed by means of hook and loop and press studs (C). Remove the pad elements (A+B) prior to every adjustment to the upper body support (see Point 3.5) and reattach the required combination of pads. At the lower edge of the upper body support pad (D) there is a connection p ...

For till. there are two different adapters for the leg supports (standard + abductable). Using the hexagon socket screws (A) on the rear side of till., the level can be adjusted from 0-5 cm for both variants. For the abductable variant the angle can also be adjusted (see Point 4.5). 3.7 Leg length till. is available with two leg supports (standard + flex). Both variants can be adjusted in length. Compared to the standard ve ...