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Assembly and adjustment

Headrest with facial aperture

Push the long guide rails about 15 cm up-
wards and secure the headrest into the mid
pipes, fasten by use of the clamping screws.

Abductor wedge

Push the abductor wedge through the slot
centered in the lying surface. Fasten on the
backside using the allen screw.

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Summary of Contents for BS 100

Page 1: ...User manual Prone supine and upright stander BS 300 Standing aids edition 24 21...

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Page 3: ...supine and upright stander BS 300 distinguishes itself by its quality security easy operation and modern design For optimal use of this aid we ask you and possible other users to carefully read this...

Page 4: ...ct overview 12 8 1 Basic model 12 8 2 Accessories options 13 9 Initial operation 14 10 Assembly and adjustment 15 10 1 Basic model 15 10 2 Accessories options 22 11 Types and accessories 24 11 1 Basic...

Page 5: ...supervisory staff with the experience and knowledge of operators which they gained from for example training courses In the event of specific or difficult applications the user manual represents a gu...

Page 6: ...ge previous devices and associated operating manuals Use of the rehabilitation aid and its accessories must be administered under medical supervision The prone supine and upright stander BS 300 must o...

Page 7: ...f the rehab aid Carefully check the clamping jigs and the like are securely fixed Do not use the aid if parts of it are damaged or missing Missing parts are only to be replaced with original spare par...

Page 8: ...Page 8 36 24 21 We constantly develop new aids and improve existing products We are happy to receive your suggestions of every description...

Page 9: ...urable parts which are subject to normal wear and tear and need periodic replacement The warranty is null and void if non original ATO FORM parts accessories are used or if the product is repaired or...

Page 10: ...e information and instructions in this manual for adjustments of the aid according to the measurements of the user Only compliance of the regulations and instructions can lead to positive ergo nomical...

Page 11: ...shion small C Belts D Foot pedal for tilt settings E Swivel wheels lockable F Heel support partitioned G Basic frame H Therapy table with holder I Extension cushion wide low J Knee supports K Posterio...

Page 12: ...rts W 13 5 x H 19 cm S Knee supports W 11 x D 6 5 cm Abductor wedge L 16 x W 8 x H 9 cm T Footplates with heel sup ports Page 11 I Extension cushion narrow high W 28 x H 23 cm Extension cushion wide l...

Page 13: ...l iar with the correct operation of the aid Once the demonstration has been complet ed the reseller must ensure the user and or the assistant have fully understood the basic functions of the equipment...

Page 14: ...fixed by a star grip Foot support The height and angle of the footrest is adjusted using a clamping lever Preparation Unpack the product and remove the pack ing materials The device is completely asse...

Page 15: ...ction bar between the frame and board Hold on to the tilt table and pull out the security lock Release the locking pin when the stander is in the required position and ensure the locking pin clicks in...

Page 16: ...nt Heel supports for the prone position The heel support is guided through the slot from underneath the foot rest and fastened Chin support Mount the chin support onto the bars as shown and fasten scr...

Page 17: ...ent Thorax and pelvic supports Place the thorax and pelvic supports fittings into the lateral guides as shown and fasten the allen screws into the desired height Then push the side supports into the h...

Page 18: ...erture Push the long guide rails about 15 cm up wards and secure the headrest into the mid pipes fasten by use of the clamping screws Abductor wedge Push the abductor wedge through the slot centered i...

Page 19: ...Page 19 36 24 21 Assembly and adjustment Extension cushion The extension cushion is mounted onto the two guide rails between the lower and upper standard support cushion...

Page 20: ...or the posterior support is mounted as shown onto the long guide rails Lead the bars through the extension cush ion and the posterior support Fasten with the handle The posterior support can be adjust...

Page 21: ...able holder adjusting screws are on the top onto the long guide rails and tighten the adjusting screws Now assemble the upper standard support cushion again Mount the chrome telescopic tubes de pendin...

Page 22: ...g to the individual needs of the user Please adjust the knee supports to suit the individual needs of the user Place the fitting in the slot and fasten in the desired height Then place the bar in the...

Page 23: ...manual tilt from the top of the stander and frame Fig 1 using an allen key and fork wrench Then fitting for the manual tilt bar has to be exchanged with the new one according to Fig 2 Fasten the moun...

Page 24: ...rt pair BSZ 305 8550 6 Extension cushion type 1 narrow high 28 cm 23 cm BSZ 306 8550 6 Extension cushion type 2 wide low 46 cm 17 cm BSZ 307 8550 6 Chin support BSZ 308 8550 6 Head support with facial...

Page 25: ...ccessories for BS 300 and their description as well as much more useful information can be found on our homepage www ato form com For special problems or if it seems the accessories you require are no...

Page 26: ...ith battery supply is available Operating conditions only electric model Temperature 5 C to 40 C Relative humidity 20 to 90 noncondensing Air pressure 800 to 1060 hPA Operation in an estimated height...

Page 27: ...re best cleaned using water and a mild detergent When using the cleaning agents the instructions of the manufacturer must be observed Disinfection For disinfecting use household disinfectants and cons...

Page 28: ...t dealer to carry out corrective maintenance works for your BS 300 The device should be checked by the manufacturer at the latest after 5 years 14 Maintenance and overhaul Maintenance Checklist Castor...

Page 29: ...Page 29 36 24 21 Maintenance and overhaul Date Service performed Name Sign...

Page 30: ...personnel and the review by the manufacturer or authorised specialist dealer at the latest after 5 years an exten sion beyond this period is possible The expected operating life does not apply to wea...

Page 31: ...airs carried out or modifications made to the BS 300 or its parts by unauthorized persons voids any warranties In these cases any product liability granted by the manufacturer ATO FORM GmbH Zur Lauter...

Page 32: ...u or care and maintenance staff have access to it 17 Storage The current version of these instructions for use can be found on our homepage in the download area You can find more informati on about th...

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Page 35: ...of PE and are therefore low in pollutant and can either be recycled or burnt 2021 24 St I 2021 23 Disposal of battery operated devices The battery pack must not be disposed of together with normal ho...

Page 36: ...mized solutions Thank you for your interest in our products For questions please contact ATO FORM GmbH or your specialist dealer Your ATO FORM Team ATO FORM GmbH Zur Lauterhecke 34 63877 Sailauf Germa...

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