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FISIOTECH FISIOTEK LT Use And Maintenance Manual Download Page 36

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Summary of Contents for FISIOTEK LT

Page 1: ...LY Registered office Via Valdoni 19 31013 Cimavilla di Codogn TV ITALY Tel 39 0438470342 Fax 39 0438478762 mail info fisiotech com pec fisiotech emailsec it VAT number IT 03765100262 Rea TV 296956 USE...

Page 2: ...N page 4 2 1 Description of the Instrument 2 2 Environmental Conditions 2 3 Technical Specifications 2 4 Symbols Used 2 5 Electromagnetic Environment 2 6 Disposal 6 ELECTRICAL SAFETY TESTS page 34 6 1...

Page 3: ...1 4 1 SCOPE AND CONTENT This Manual is intended to provide the Customer with all the necessary information to use the machine adequately but also to be able to manage it autonomously and safely This m...

Page 4: ...cked in the desired position The height is adjustable The Switch 1 switches the device on and is also used to select Battery B or Power supply 30 function whereas Potentiometer 2 allows the operator t...

Page 5: ...s II EN 60601 1 Standard Input 100 240 V 50 60Hz 600 mA Output 12 V 2 08 A Protection rating IP41 Battery Ni Cd 10 cells 12V 1 3Ah 2 4 SYMBOLS USED 2 5 ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT Fisiotek must be put...

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Page 8: ...e connected with an electric power supply system that does not comply with the related regulations in force 3 4 OPERATOR PROFILE The values of the various programmable functions that determine the amp...

Page 9: ...must train the patient with regard to use of the mobile keyboard If the patient is unable to manage himself on his own during the rehabilitation session he must be assisted The power supply unit cabl...

Page 10: ...e Move the switch 1 to position Using the Battery Insert the battery as shown in the illustration and press down into the correct position Move the switch 1 to position When new the battery will work...

Page 11: ...teries in the environment use the special containers designed for their disposal or take to a waste collection centre only use the battery charger supplied along with the device for recharging the bat...

Page 12: ...isiotek LT s clamp in the direction shown by the arrow Arrangement for right shoulder Arrangement for right shoulder For this type of movement the patient must keep his limb straight then the two segm...

Page 13: ...the left shoulder must be mobilized by means of an elevation in flexion movement having a width ranging from 30 to 90 select the graduated scale marked by Elevation LEFT seated patient by lifting spr...

Page 14: ...e that spring pivot 20 is inside one of the holes of upright 23 By using the Start and Stop keys on the keyboard move the mechanical arm to the lower limit of the selected movement Move the instrument...

Page 15: ...15 of 37 Fig 11 4 2 2 ELEVATION IN FLEXION FOR SUPINE PATIENTS...

Page 16: ...siotek LT s clamp in the direction shown by the arrow Arrangement for right shoulder Arrangement for left shoulder For this type of movement the patient must keep his limb straight then the two segmen...

Page 17: ...8 If the left shoulder must be mobilized by means of an elevation in flexion movement having a width ranging from 30 to 90 select the graduated scale marked by Elevation LEFT supine patient by liftin...

Page 18: ...holes of upright 23 By using the Start and Stop keys on the keyboard move the mechanical arm to the lower limit of the selected movement Move the instrument close to the patient position the patient...

Page 19: ...19 of 37 Fig 13 4 2 3 ELEVATION IN ABDUCTION...

Page 20: ...T s clamp in the direction shown by the arrow Arrangement for right shoulder Arrangement for left shoulder For this type of movement the patient may keep his limb either straight or bent To achieve th...

Page 21: ...nstrument Have the patient sit correctly on a chair with no armrests and with a narrow backrest Measure the distance of the seated patient s shoulder from the ground using a rule Adjust the height of...

Page 22: ...22 of 37 Fig 15 Fig 12 4 2 4 INTERNAL EXTERNAL ROTATION FOR SEATED PATIENTS...

Page 23: ...ged according to the right or left shoulder to be mobilized Supports 27 and 29 must be completely removed from rod 28 and inserted back to achieve the result shown in Fig 16 Please note that support 2...

Page 24: ...17 If the left shoulder must be mobilized by means of an internal external rotation having a width equal to 30 0 20 select the graduated scale marked by intra extra rotation seated patient by lifting...

Page 25: ...knob 19 NOTE Before tightening lever 19 make sure that spring pivot 20 is inside one of the holes of upright 23 By using the Start and Stop keys on the keyboard move the mechanical arm to position 0...

Page 26: ...26 of 37 Fig 19 4 2 5 INTERNAL EXTERNAL ROTATION FOR SUPINE PATIENTS...

Page 27: ...y can slide along the edge of disk 14 and are locked on it by spring pivots 15 An index 16 is located on the cursors to allow the operator to determine the point selected on graduated scales 17 See Fi...

Page 28: ...e sure that spring pivot 20 is inside one of the holes of upright 23 By using the Start and Stop keys on the keyboard move the mechanical arm to position 0 of the graduated scale Move the instrument c...

Page 29: ...cution must be taken 5 2 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Fisiotek LT does not require particular maintenance 5 3 CLEANING Disconnect the instrument from the mains before performing cleaning operations Use a damp...

Page 30: ...tection disk 32 from Clamp 6 by loosening the four screws that keep them together 5 5 2 Replacing Reversal Microswitch 33 Perform the operations indicated in paragraph 5 5 1 to remove the Clamp 6 Prot...

Page 31: ...oosen the two screws of Cursor 3 and remove the cover Unsolder the two cables of Microswitch 34 Replace Microswitch 34 solder the cables and protect the contacts with heat shrinking tape 5 5 4 Replaci...

Page 32: ...otor 40 Unscrew the four Screws 35 and remove Toothed belt 45 Take off the Motor 40 and disconnect the red and black power supply cables Mount a new motor and re connect the red and black power supply...

Page 33: ...ve the Clamp 6 Protection disk 32 assembly Remove Taper pin 42 Remove Lever 18 Loosen the four screws that lock Disk 14 and remove it Loosen the four Screws 35 and remove Toothed belt 45 Loosen the sc...

Page 34: ...1 DESCRIPTION OF TESTS The test shown below must be performed with suitable equipment and by skilled personnel Measurement of the enclosure leakage current of the power supply unit by powering the ins...

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Page 37: ...37 of 37 Circuit diagram Fisiotek LT...

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