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page  6 

LORI Stander edition 2   

 

6.

 

LORI Stander 

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 design 

 

Figure 2 

1.

 

Standing frame 

2.

 

Wheels 

3.

 

Foot platform 

4.

 

Knee pad 

5.

 

Vertical position release handle 

6.

 

Chest support 

7.

 

Headrest 

8.

 

Main hip support 

9.

 

Main chest support 

10.

 

Hip support 

11.

 

Table support 

12.

 

Chest belt 

13.

 

Hip belt 

14.

 

Column 

 

Summary of Contents for LORI

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL LORI Stander edition 2 2020 06 09 ...

Page 2: ...ERFORMED WITH PARTICULAR CAUTION WHEN ALL THE ADJUSTMENTS HAVE BEEN PERFORMED IT IS CRUCIAL TO STABILISE THE POSITION BY PROPERLY TURNING THE NUTS SCREWS CAUTION IF POSSIBLE THE PACKAGING OF THE PRODUCT SHOULD BE MAINTAINED IN CASE THE PRODUCT NEEDS TO BE TRANSPORTED AGAIN IN THE EVENT OF WARRANTY REPAIR CAUTION THE CHILD MUST NOT USE THE DEVICE WITHOUT SUPERVISION CAUTION THE MAXIMUM LOAD OF THE ...

Page 3: ... Care Technology Sp z o o has been designed and patented to ensure an entirely new quality in rehabilitation We have used our best efforts to make sure that the LORI Stander is as easy to use as possible It is necessary to read the user manual carefully prior to using the product Following all instructions and recommendations included in this user manual will allow you to avoid any situations whic...

Page 4: ...device in accordance with rule 1 Conformity declaration of the device can be obtained in the Sales Department of the manufacturer CAUTION In case of any modification of the device the use of non original spare parts or use with products of another manufacturer the CE marking must be removed 4 Indications for using the device LORI Stander can be used in persons with posture defects and muscle dysfu...

Page 5: ...H 90 115 147 4 Platform height BH 60 75 90 5 Platform length SL 43 68 57 98 80 130 6 Pivot angle range BA 90 15 90 15 90 15 7 Hip lateral support spacing LPW 12 20 17 25 19 29 8 Hip support height BSH 15 20 24 9 Hip support width BSW 20 25 28 10 Chest support height BBH 18 23 27 11 Chest support width BBW 20 25 28 12 Maximum user weight 35 kg 50 kg 60 kg 13 Total device weight 20 kg 22kg 25kg ...

Page 6: ...der design Figure 2 1 Standing frame 2 Wheels 3 Foot platform 4 Knee pad 5 Vertical position release handle 6 Chest support 7 Headrest 8 Main hip support 9 Main chest support 10 Hip support 11 Table support 12 Chest belt 13 Hip belt 14 Column ...

Page 7: ...n two parts standing frame and column In order to assemble the standing frame perform the following actions 7 1 1 Disassembly of the frame To disassemble the frame first unscrew the screws 1 then set the frame support 2 in the correct position After setting the frame support the previously unscrewed screws 1 should be screwed to the frame through the support openings Figure 3 7 1 2 Installation of...

Page 8: ... the patient each wheel is equipped with brakes blocking the movement of the wheel Due to safety reasons the wheels should be blocked when using and adjusting the device When moving the device special caution must be taken when moving through door thresholds or other obstacles To lock the wheel brake 1 press the brake lever 2 into the lower position To unlock the brake pull the same lever upwards ...

Page 9: ...e main support for the patient For accurate adjustment to the patient adjust the position of the support 1 by loosening the screws 2 The hip support can be adjusted in 3 directions top down depth and angled in the lateral plane Once in the desired position retighten the screws 2 Figure 7 ...

Page 10: ... the support loosen the screws 3 Once in the desired position retighten the screws 2 and 3 Figure 8 Adjustment of chest and hip supports Figure 9 Both chest and hip supports ensure patient stability The supports are mounted independently which makes it possible to set each support separately To adjust the width of the support loosen the knob 2 it is not necessary to unscrew it completely and set t...

Page 11: ... 3 and then moving the knee pad holder 2 to the desired position Horizontal position and knee pad rotation 3 can be set after loosening the screws 4 After completing the adjustment tighten all screws Adjustment should be carried out for each knee support separately CAUTION After each adjustment of the kneepad make sure that all adjustment screws are securely tightened Unscrewed elements may cause ...

Page 12: ... the stander enable full adjustment of the patient s foot position To adjust the height and angle of the foot platform loosen the screws 2 Then move the platform support 1 along the guide of the stander column Once the desired position is reached lock the platform position by tightening the screws 2 Figure 12 7 8 2 Adjusting the spacing and inclination of the foot platforms The horizontal position...

Page 13: ...rm tighten the screws 2 and 3 Figure 14 7 8 4 Installation of platforms in forward and reverse vertical position The stander allows to assume forward and reverse vertical position To achieve the appropriate type of vertical position the footrest platforms should be installed in the appropriate direction To change the direction of the footrest platforms 4 remove the screw 2 and loosen the screw 1 f...

Page 14: ...t pay particular attention to the area between the column base and footrest supports No objects should be located there as they may block the movement of the device resulting in damage to the device or trapping and injuring the patient or the device operator To lock the adjustment release the pedal 1 which will lock the gas spring and immobilize it in position CAUTION When adjusting the verticalis...

Page 15: ...bletop in position Figure 17 Adjustment of the height and the front back position of the table Figure 18 To adjust the front back position of the table loosen the knob 4 which allows you to move the arms 3 of the table The height of the table is adjusted by loosening the screws 2 which makes it possible to move the entire table structure in the vertical axis Figure 18 CAUTION When disassembling th...

Page 16: ...e the knob 2 to prevent the headrest from sliding out CAUTION After each adjustment of the headrest make sure that all adjusting elements are securely tightened Unscrewed elements may cause the adjustable elements to shift automatically which may result in injury to the patient Figure 19 To adjust the headrest 1 loosen the adjusting knobs 2 move the headrest to the desired position and tighten the...

Page 17: ...e patient at hip height To install the belt remove the hip supports 1 by loosening the knobs 2 Then use the knobs 2 to screw in the hip strap support 3 Figure 21 Finally pass the strap 4 through the slots in the corrective hip strap support 3 To release and fasten the belt buckle press the buckle locking button 5 on top of the buckle Figure 22 ...

Page 18: ...t in the upper plane loosen the screws 3 After adjusting the angle and depth tighten the screws 3 Figure 23 Fastened SideUP chest supports Figure 24 To release the support press the red button of the buckle see then lift the support 1 and tilt it Proceed with the second support in the same way The tilted supports make it easier to place the patient in the device To re fasten the SideUP supports ti...

Page 19: ...ENERS TO PREVENT ANY DAMAGE TO THE UPHOLSTERY ENSURE THE VELCRO FASTENERS ARE UNFASTENED DURING THE WASHING AND THAT THEY DO NOT COME IN TO CONTACT WITH THE UPHOLSTERY CAUTION Do not wash the foam inserts The sponge foam insert Should be vacuumed mechanically or cleaned using a soft bristled brush Can be washed with a damp cloth and a mild detergent then dried thoroughly at room temperature Disinf...

Page 20: ...anufacturer If the user decides to discontinue the operation of the device he is obliged to dispose of it in accordance with environmental regulations The manufacturer determines the product life to be 5 years The post warranty service of the device is performed by the manufacturer Contact details of the service department LIW Care Technology Sp z o o ul Golfowa 7 94 406 Łódź www liwcare pl e mail...

Page 21: ...was purchased or to the seat of the Manufacturer together with a proof of purchase and a completed complaint form The Goods subject to complaint are sent to the Seller after arranging the date of its collection by the courier Delivery costs are incurred by the Manufacture 8 The warranty does not cover the following a worn out elements and parts that have been worn or damaged due to improper use in...

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