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“Movement is life!”
Figure 30: ACTIVE Mode
ACTIVE ON
TWIST HANDLE TO UNLOCK
Figure 32: Enabling the ACTIVE Motion
H. ENABLING THE ROCK ACTIVE MOTION
1. Pre-motion safety checklist:
YOU MUST VERIFY THE FOLLOWING PRIOR TO ENABLING
THE ROCK ACTIVE MOTION:
Hip Angle Adjustment pins fully engaged
Tilt-in-space mechanism fully engaged
Rear wheels in stable position
Wheel locks engaged
Chair on flat surface
Clear area around chair and child
NEVER LEAVE CHILD UNATTENDED
2. If leg motion is desired, slide the triangular plate (near the child’s knees)
toward the front of the chair to depress the button on the black pivot. Lock
the triangular plate by pressing down on the top (
Fig. 31
).
3. Rotate the ACTIVE handle into the ON position. The child may start
moving at this point.
4. ADJUSTMENT OF THE HIP ANGLE OR TILT SHOULD NOT BE
ATTEMPTED WHEN THE ACTIVE IS ENABLED.
5. To turn off the ACTIVE:
a. Apply forward pressure to the backrest to hold the chair in the down
position while disengaging the ACTIVE handle to lock the ACTIVE.
b. If foot bed motion was enabled, disable it by lifting the triangular plate,
then sliding it toward the rear of the chair.
Figure 31: Turning on the ACTIVE
Leg Rest
ON
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WARNING: If the ACTIVE handle is turned to the OFF
position while the child is in extension, it is possible that the
shell can become locked above the ACTIVE lock pin. Re-
moval of the shell from the frame will not be possible. If
this occurs, turn handle back to the ON position and push
forward on the backrest. Now handle can be turned to
OFF and ACTIVE feature will be locked out.
WARNING: [ACTIVE Leg Rest] Make sure the child’s fingers are away from the trian-
gular plate at the knee (Fig. 31) before moving it between positions because there is a risk
that the child’s fingers may be pinched.
