1. Adjust or build-up the length of the shuttle lock button so it rests flush with the
outer surface of the foam cover.
With the proper length, your patient can press the
button with the “pad” of their finger, rather than their fingertip, which after repeated
pushes, may cause their fingernail to wear holes in their DAW
SKIN
.
2.
Protect the inside surface of the
DAW
SKIN
from sharp edges of the
shuttle lock button.
Using a scrap
piece of DAW
SKIN
, make a circular
patch large enough to cover the hole
in the foam cover made for the lock
release button. Glue the patch to the
foam cover with S-Glue.
3.
DAW Recommends your patient be trained to press their shuttle lock button
with their finger “pad”
, not their finger tip, because it may wear holes in their
DAW
SKIN
allowing liquid to soak into their foam cover.
Preserve the DAW
SKIN
’s appearance by adjusting the shuttle
lock button length & prepping it’s hole in the foam cover.
2
USING A SHUTTLE LOCK?
Foam Cover
Shuttle Lock
Button
Build
Up
Circular
DAW
SKIN
Patch
S-Glue
Foam Cover
S-Glue
DAW
®
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USING AN EXPULSION VALVE? SEE STEP
Preserve The DAW
SKIN
’s Appearance By Using
A Color-Matched Valve Patch (DSK-VP).
DAW
SKIN
Color-Matched
Valve Patch (DSK-VP).
STEP
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