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Modi Buggy Edition 7 p. 25

8.15

Mounting the rain cover

Fig. 35

Mounting the rain cover

Fasten the rain covers using the elastic edge by placing it behind the back support (1) and the
footrest (2).

8.16

Mounting the leg cover

Fig. 36

Mounting the leg cover

Push the leg cover under the seat upholstery and fasten using the Velcro (1), fasten the buckle (2)

covering the push chair’s footrest

. After placing the baby in the stroller, fasten the buckle (3)

circumscribing the strap behind the back rest.

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Summary of Contents for Modi Buggy

Page 1: ...MANUAL FOR MODI BUGGY Edition 7 2017 05 08 ...

Page 2: ...ition 7 p 1 NOTE THE MANUFACTURER IS SOLELY RESPONSIBLE ONLY FOR THE EQUIPMENT PURCHASED FROM A DIRECT REPRESENTATIVE OF LIW CARE TECHNOLOGY OR IN SPECIALIZED MEDICAL SHOPS REPRESENTING LIW CARE TECHNOLOGY IN POLAND ...

Page 3: ... 8 8 Height adjustment of the backrest 18 8 9 Loins support adjustment for size MINI only 19 8 10 Footrest height adjustment 19 8 11 Side supports adjustment 20 8 12 Head supports adjustment 21 8 13 Adjusting and removing the roll bar 22 8 14 Regulation mounting and dismantling the tray table 23 8 15 Mounting the rain cover 25 8 16 Mounting the leg cover 25 8 17 Mounting the umbrella 26 8 18 Mount...

Page 4: ...the body shape We are aware of the fact that assuming sitting position by a disabled person is a very important element of psychomotor development and the opportunity for comfortable and safe movement in open space has a huge positive impact on patients and their caregivers alike That is why we have Modi Buggy which was designed to be easy to use and to dismantle The buggy may be used both indoors...

Page 5: ...ng the mechanisms you should pay close attention to moving parts which create risk of trapping the body in holes or between the elements After every single adjustment you must stabilize its position by carefully tightening screws and ensure that all the components are correctly positioned and locked 6 If the child is in a buggy make sure it is properly secured by belts and a vest 7 The Modi Buggy ...

Page 6: ...NS MAY ENDANGER THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE USER OR IT MAY DAMAGE THE PRODUCT 3 Indications for product use Modi Buggy medical device is designed for children suffering paralysis and triplegia or tetraplegia from diplegia hemiplegia or hemiparesis It is recommended for children who have been diagnosed with cerebral palsy paralysis cerebralis infantium muscular dystrophies paralysis spina bifida m...

Page 7: ...Modi Buggy Edition 7 p 6 4 Weight and dimensions ...

Page 8: ...supports spacing LR 15 27 15 27 8 Head supports spacing HR 15 20 15 20 9 Footrests height FH 17 36 17 36 10 Footrest length FL 15 15 11 Footrest angle adjustment FA 0 90 0 90 12 Footrest assembly angle FA1 0 20 0 20 13 Seat height SH 59 59 14 Base length BL 84 84 15 Base width BW 68 68 16 Wheel diameter front WDF 24 24 17 Wheel diameter rear WDR 30 30 18 Handle height HH 85 117 85 117 19 Maximum u...

Page 9: ...buggy The wheelchair consists of1 1 Push handle 2 Back plate 3 Seat 4 Head supports 5 Side supports 6 Hip supports 7 Roll bar 8 Frame 9 Front wheels Rear wheels 10 Parking brake 11 Rear shock absorbers 1 The equipment of wheelchair is available depending on the Continent Country ...

Page 10: ...Modi Buggy Edition 7 p 9 12 Footrest 13 Vest 14 Pelvic belts 15 Basket 16 Canopy 17 Leg cover 18 Rain cover 19 Bag 20 Umbrella 21 Table 22 Loins support for size MINI only ...

Page 11: ...old the frame 8 See 8 1 p 12 STEP 2 Attach the seat 3 to the frame 8 so that the mounting bars are in the seat holders Fig 2 You need to push it until it snaps Fig 2 Seat attachment NOTE YOU NEED TO WORK WITH THE SEAT UNTIL YOU HEAR A DEFINITE SNAP THE SOUND PROVES THE ATTACHMENT WAS DONE PROPERLY Fig 3 The structure of the buggy allows you to attach the seat either facing or back to the direction...

Page 12: ...n 7 p 11 7 Moving the Modi Buggy For safety reasons the buggy must be moved with its parts separately the seat and separately the frame Fig 4 Correct manner of moving the buggy Fig 5 Incorrect manner of moving the buggy ...

Page 13: ...frame Fig 6 Unfolding the buggy s frame Fig 7 Lock You need to set the frame vertically Fig 6 Fig 7 unlock it and pull the handle forcefully until you hear a snap Fig 8 Mounting front wheels Fig 9 Front Wheel bolts Lift the front part of the buggy Fig 8 and install the front wheels make sure that the flat surfaces of the bolts are directed towards the front of the buggy Fig 9 To remove the wheel p...

Page 14: ...Fig 11 Wheel dismounting Raise the buggy and remove the front wheels by pressing the red button at each wheel Fig 11 Fig 12 Removal and installation of rear wheels Easy and safe removal and installation of wheels is possible due to application of a special mechanism To release a wheel press a pin located in a wheel hub with your thumb inwards and remove the entire wheel from the axis Follow the sa...

Page 15: ...eels lock is activated with a lever on the cross bar right on the back of the frame By pressing it you lock the rear wheels by lifting it up you release the break Fig 14 NOTE YOU SHOULD INSPECT THE BRAKE AT REGULAR INTERVALS AND REMOVE POTENTIAL DIRT AND MUD NOTE YOU SHOULD BE CAREFUL CROSSING THE THRESOLD NOTE STABILITY OF THE STROLLER MAY BE AT RISK IN THE EVENT OF UNEXPECTED PUSH TILTING OR LEA...

Page 16: ...p to 20 90 Fig 15 8 5 Push handle adjustment Fig 16 Push handle Press the height control buttons simultaneously set the bar to the desired height Next move it up and down until button lock clicks Fig 16 You can adjust the height of the handle up to 85 117 cm above ground NOTE PLEASE NOTE THAT EVERY SINGLE THING YOU PUT ON THE HANDLE AFFECTS THE STABILITY OF THE BUGGY ...

Page 17: ...he locking device Fig 17 while positioning the seat angle from 15 in the driving direction to 45 in the opposite direction Fig 18 NOTE DUE TO A VERY HIGH DEGREE OF ADJUSTABILITY OF THE BUGGY THERE IS A POSSIBILITY TO SET A POSITION WHERE THE HEAD IS PLACED BELOW THE PELVIS IT IS FORBIDDEN TO USE THAT POSITION BECAUSE IT MAY LEAD TO REGURGITATION OR CHOCKING ...

Page 18: ...pth and hip supports adjustment Fig 19 Seat locking knobs Loosen all locking knobs Fig 19 Fig 20 Seat depth adjustment Pull the seat base to a desired position Fig 20 and then tighten the knob 1 until there is noticeable resistance Fig 19 ...

Page 19: ...ts Their design allows an inclination to ensure the right tight pulling angle Fig 21 8 8 Height adjustment of the backrest Fig 22 Backrest height adjustment Unscrew the fixing screws 1 and the locking knobs Fig 22 to set the desired height of the backrest in the range of 50 65 cm Then tighten the screws 1 and locking knobs 1 1 ...

Page 20: ...next using the allen key 4mm tighten the bolt 1 until we obtain back support required for the patient After adjustment tighten the knob 2 8 10 Footrest height adjustment Fig 24 Footrest height adjustment Loosen the locking knobs Fig 24 set the desired height of the footrest and tighten the locking knobs It is possible to set footrest height in the range 17 36 cm NOTE THE FOOTREST ONLY SUPPORTS THE...

Page 21: ...ports adjustment Fig 25 Width adjustment Loosen the 4 knobs Fig 25 move the supports up to 15 27 cm Fig 26 Height adjustment Pellotes height adjustment possible in the range of 16 30 cm for standard size and 14 26 cm for the mini size Fig 26 ...

Page 22: ...xt tighten the locking screws Maximum height difference is 20 mm Greater asymmetry can be achieved by changing the side supports height loosening the locking knob Fig 26 8 12 Head supports adjustment Fig 28 Adjusting the width of the head supports Loosen the locking knobs Fig 28 and set the desired width of the head supports in the range of 15 to 20 cm and its height 2 cm Fig 28 Then tighten the l...

Page 23: ...justment 8 13 Adjusting and removing the roll bar Fig 30 Roll bar adjustment Press the buttons on both sides simultaneously and set the required roll bar position Fig 30 Fig 31 Removing the roll bar Press the clip firmly grasp the bar and pull it out Fig 31 ...

Page 24: ...mantling the tray table Fig 32 Mounting the tray table To mount the table insert the table fastening adapters 1 then slide in the table using the tubes into the adapters Tighten the knobs 2 to prevent the table from slipping out Fig 33 Table Angular Adjustment ...

Page 25: ...orktop After obtaining the desired angle of inclination tighten the screws The adjustment screws are located on the left and right side of the table Fig 34 Dismantling the table To remove the table unscrew the knob 2 Fig 34 then pull out the table To remove the adapter press the button 3 then pull up the adapters on both sides of the seat ...

Page 26: ...g it behind the back support 1 and the footrest 2 8 16 Mounting the leg cover Fig 36 Mounting the leg cover Push the leg cover under the seat upholstery and fasten using the Velcro 1 fasten the buckle 2 covering the push chair s footrest After placing the baby in the stroller fasten the buckle 3 circumscribing the strap behind the back rest ...

Page 27: ... the angle of the umbrella unscrew the knob 3 adjust the angle of the umbrella and then tighten the knob again 3 8 18 Mounting and dismantling the canopy Fig 38 Mounting and dismantling the canopy Canopy latches 1 should be inserted into the socket boxes on both sides of the seat In order to dismantle canopy press the latch lock 2 on both sides of the seat and then pull out the canopy upwards ...

Page 28: ...he right angle and re lock the screws Fig 39 It is possible to adjust the footrest angle in the range 0 20 8 20 Footrest supporting legs adjustment Fig 40 Footrest supporting legs angle adjustment Press the two release buttons at the same time Fig 40 then adjust the angle of the footrest brackets in the range 0 90 ...

Page 29: ...rsion with cuts comes with the mini size in which one end of the abduction belt should be installed in the slots from the Fig 41 on the right For the standard size abduction belts are stitched together and because of that they should be putted underneath the element of seats construction Fig 42 Another end of the abduction belts should be installed inside the slots under the seat The excess of the...

Page 30: ...nstruction element of the backrest Fig 43 at the level close to the one of the child s shoulders Bottom straps of the vest should be putted in the slots under the seat the belt is common for vest and abduction belts Next they should be taken through the slots in the seats upholstery Clampers should be installed on the edges of the straps Fig 44 Clips fastening ...

Page 31: ...ight in the middle to unlock the clip Fig 45 You control the vest by adjusting the length of the fastening straps Proper adjustment of the vest should provide the right stability of the child s body but it should not cause any discomfort NOTE ALWAYS MAKE SURE YOU FASTEN THE CLIPS PROPERLY USING ALL FOUR CLIPS BECAUSE OTHERWISE A LACK OF FASTENING MAY CAUSE THE CHILD TO FALL OUT OF THE BUGGY ...

Page 32: ... necessary with a vacuum cleaner or a soft brush It is allowed to clean the foam sponge inserts with a cloth dampened with water and with mild detergent After carrying out this action the insert shall be thoroughly dried at room temperature NOTE THE MODI BUGGY UPHOLSTERY SHOULD BE COMPLETELY DRY BEFORE BEING USED AGAIN You should protect the frame regularly remove dirt and mud regularly Do not use...

Page 33: ... recommends If the user decides not to continue using the product it is bound to its disposal in accordance with the applicable environmental regulations The economic lifetime of the product is five years The manufacturer provides post warranty service Contact details LIW Care Technology Sp z o o ul Golfowa 7 94 406 Łódź Poland biuro liwcare pl Current contact details are available on www liwcare ...

Page 34: ... accordance with EU Directive 93 42 EEC Annex VII concerning medical devices 13 Compliance with the safety requirements for medical devices Modi Buggy meets the essential requirements of the MDD 93 42 EEC for medical devices Modi Buggy in accordance with Annex IX of the MDD 93 42 EEC is non invasive non active I class medical device according to rule 1 The Declaration of Conformity for this produc...

Page 35: ...d 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 damage caused by external events pollutions mechanical and water damage 8 The warranty does no...

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