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Symbols meaning

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Manufacturer’s name and date of manufacture

Serial Number

User’s permissible weight

Avoid contact with water

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ote! Follow product instructions

Electrical appliance protection class II
100-240V - Current voltage
50/60 Hz – Current frequency

Unlocking direction

Movement direction

Mark of conformity in accordance with EU Directive 93/42 EEC Annex. VII, concerning
medical devices

Ban on disposal of the device to household waste-bin

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Compliance with the safety requirements for medical devices

Baffin Automatic meets the essential requirements of the MDD 93/42 EEC for medical devices. Baffin Automatic, in
accordance with Annex IX of the MDD 93/42 EEC is non-invasive non-active I class medical device according to rule 12. The
Declaration of Conformity for this product can be found in manufacturer's Sales Department.

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Summary of Contents for BAFFIN Automatic

Page 1: ...MANUAL FOR BAFFIN Automatic Sizes S M L Control Automatic Edition 1 18 07 2017 ...

Page 2: ...ESHOLDS ACCEPTABLE NOTE WHILE USING AND SERVICE ALSO DURING INSTALLATION AND ADJUSTMENT ALL THE MECHANISMS THERE IS A DANGER OF ENTRAPMENT OR AND COMPRESSION SOME PARTS OF A USER USER S ASSISTANT BODY INSIDE OF THE GAPS SLOTS BETWEEN ELEMENTS THIS ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN WITH EXTRA PRECAUTION AFTER FINISHING ADJUSTMENT THERE IS A NEED TO STABILIZE POSITION BY PRECISE TIGHTENING OF THE KNOBS BOLTS N...

Page 3: ...epad fitting and adjustment 11 4 4 1 Adjusting the kneepads 11 4 5 Modelling fitting the backrest 12 4 6 Fixing and adjusting the vest and lap belts 13 5 Repositioning manual 13 5 1 Changing the position from sitting to recumbent 14 5 2 Changing the position from sitting to upright 14 6 Additional equipment 15 6 1 Headrest 15 6 1 1 Adjusting the headrest 15 6 1 2 Headrest adjustment 15 6 2 Table 1...

Page 4: ...e the safety of our patients using the device In order to guarantee full safety of the user of our stander you have to follow these recommendations 1 Prior to any attempt to use the device thoroughly familiarise yourself with this manual If in doubt contact the seller or manufacturer 2 Make sure that all the information recommendations and warnings contained in these chapters are fully comprehensi...

Page 5: ...5 Fig 1 Frame Work Of The Multifunctional device ...

Page 6: ...Base width BW 65 65 65 7 Foot platform height FH 16 33 16 33 30 48 8 Foot platform length FL 17 21 23 9 Wheel diameter RW 7 5 7 5 7 5 10 Seat depth SD 18 28 21 31 29 39 11 Seat width SW 18 29 22 33 22 33 12 Footrest angle FA 0 0 90 0 0 0 90 0 0 0 90 0 13 Footplate angle FA1 5 0 5 0 5 0 14 Footplate angle FA2 45 0 45 0 45 0 15 Footplate depth range FD 6 6 6 16 Footplate width range FW 10 30 12 35 1...

Page 7: ... abrasion The device allows for maintaining the child s head in a proper position which facilitates feeding education and playing Each device is individually fitted for a given child Our innovative device grows with a child It can be adapted to the current position and height of the child Apart from upright position the BAFFIN Automatic Multifunctional device allows the child to sit and lie down 4...

Page 8: ...he device Their effect is independent of each other This enables symmetrical and asymmetrical positioning of the user s body NOTE After adjustments are made make sure that all the adjusting screws are tightened Failure to tighten them may be hazardous to the patient and may damage the device 4 1 3 Adjusting the depth Seat depth can be adjusted by sliding the back of the device into or out of the b...

Page 9: ...each support fig 5 Put the device in a recumbent position and slide the seat supports back or forward so there is a space of approx 1 cm between the supports and the bottom of the backrest After the adjustment is completed tighten all six screws Fig 5 Adjusting the seat position NOTE The adjustment should be done with the device in a recumbent position after loosening all securing screws After eac...

Page 10: ... or down After setting the desired height tighten the knob as much as possible Footrests can be adjusted independently of each other so that they can match lower limbs of different length Fig 7 Adjusting the height of the footrest 4 3 2 Adjusting the angle and position of the foot platform In order to adjust the angle and position use three adjustment screws located underneath the platform support...

Page 11: ...itted knee pad cannot put too much pressure on the limb when in upright position The kneepads should be adjusted with the patient in a recumbent position The kneepad can be adjusted in three planes a up down b angle and left right position c forward backward Adjusting the angle of the kneepad position and left right position is undergoing by moving and rotating pads of the kneepad 4 on the kneepad...

Page 12: ... means that the device will not move from sitting to lying position Each time you install the kneepad make sure it is secured in place by pulling it in the direction of the support unlocking 4 5 Modelling fitting the backrest The BAFFIN devices feature a globally unique backrest modelled after a human spine This construction allows for setting the user s back in an anatomical or corrective positio...

Page 13: ...ampers of the vest and pelvic belts are tighten rightly 5 Repositioning manual The BAFFIN Multifunctional device is equipped with a remote which allows you to easily change the position of the seat The device allows tilting from a recumbent position Before first use remote control should be plugged into central socket fig 22 NOTE Before tilting make sure all straps are properly secured in the moun...

Page 14: ...s the remote button marked Fig 13 Changing the position from sitting to recumbent 5 2 Changing the position from sitting to upright After making sure that all the steps listed at the beginning of this chapter have been completed you are ready to tilt the device Tilting is done by going through the recumbent position see Section 5 1 To move to the upright position a put the user in a recumbent posi...

Page 15: ...ipment The multifunctional device can be additionally equipped with 1 headrest 2 therapeutic table 3 battery 4 push handle 6 1 Headrest NOTE The headrest should provide support for the head especially when lying down 6 1 1 Adjusting the headrest To install headrest properly you should follow these steps fig 15 1 1 Unscrew the spine adjusting bolt together with the pad 13 2 Overthurst headrest s fa...

Page 16: ...es In order to adjust the table handles to the sockets located underneath the armrests loosen the screw s nuts fig 16 on the handles above the table top Then slide the handles out or in to fit the socket spacing and tighten the screws Fig 16 Adjusting the spacing of table handles 6 2 2 Installing the table To mount the table on the stander loosen the locking knobs and push the handles of the table...

Page 17: ...vice it should be plugged into power supply network 100 240V to unlock electronics of the battery and its full charging To plug the device in you should use the power supply unit to the jack 16 which is placed on the back of the device s base fig 19 Battery is an independent power source which enables using the device without necessity of plugging it in into electrical network 100 240V After the b...

Page 18: ... appearing of the first appearance of the warning sound suggesting low battery status the verticalization process should not be started before earlier plugging the device into the network 100 240V There is a danger of complete discharging the battery sudden stop of the device and impossibility to go put the standing frame back to the starting position Battery technical data ion lithium battery Out...

Page 19: ...requires two people The frame of the device should be grabbed with both hands evenly lifted and then taken to required place NOTE During transportation the remote control should be plugged off to prevent unwanted start up while the device is on the move fig 22 Fig 22 Remote control jack ...

Page 20: ... taken off the spongy inset Do not wash wish sponges inside Cover should be hand washed or with the washing machine in the max temperature 40C NOTE The device is not waterproof Its direct contact with the water is forbidden The device should be used indoor in room temperature You should not expose the device for direct contact with atmospheric factors NOTE While washing upholstery covers extra att...

Page 21: ...ollers panels batterries shall be disposed of as electrical waste in line with the WEEE directive 10 Service and Maintenance Should you notice and faults or defects you should stop using the buggy immediately and contact your dealer or manufacturer Defective unit must be protected against enlarging the area of damage Never attempt to disassemble or repair the product Do not replace original parts ...

Page 22: ...ity in accordance with EU Directive 93 42 EEC Annex VII concerning medical devices Ban on disposal of the device to household waste bin 13 Compliance with the safety requirements for medical devices Baffin Automatic meets the essential requirements of the MDD 93 42 EEC for medical devices Baffin Automatic in accordance with Annex IX of the MDD 93 42 EEC is non invasive non active I class medical d...

Page 23: ...ny alterations or additions to the device made by the user or a third parties damage caused by improper cleaning or maintenance of the product made by the user or a third party damage caused by normal wear and tear or normal aging of the product damage caused by user s lack of negligence particularly but not exclusively in maintenance and cleaning of the product damage caused by force majeure dama...

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