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WARNINGS 

 

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CAREFULLY READ AND UNDERSTAND THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL 
BEFORE USING THE DEVICE BECAUSE THEY HAVE BEEN WRITTEN WITH THE 
USER'S SAFETY IN MIND and they will help the carer use the product safely and keep 
it in good working order. The Use and Maintenance Manual is an integral part of the 
product and must be carefully preserved for future reference. 

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THE MANUAL IS INTENDED FOR TECHNICALLY QUALIFIED RETAILERS, HEALTH 
CARE WORKERS, AND FOR USERS AND THEIR ASSISTANTS; it provides 
instructions for using the product correctly and must be supplemented by adequate 
knowledge of the rehabilitation program for which it has been prescribed. 

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The manual reflects the technical state of the product at the time it was sold. 
ORMESA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE ANY CHANGES TO THE PRODUCT OR 
MANUAL suggested by experience, technical considerations or regulatory 
developments without any obligation to update its previous production and relevant 
manual. 

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BIRILLO AND ITS ACCESSORIES MUST BE PRESCRIBED BY A MEDICAL 
SPECIALIST WHO WILL ALSO SUPERVISE ITS USE in conformity with current law, 
regulations and standards. In particular, the medical specialist must check for, and 
evaluate, any lesions on the lower limbs, their extent, the subject's weight and the 
capacity of the child that will be using the device to follow instructions and make use 
of its potential. 

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BIRILLO WAS EXCLUSIVELY DESIGNED FOR INTERIOR USE. In particular, the 
device is intended for use at home, in specialized rehabilitation centres, hospital 
gymnasiums and schools. 

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The walker must only be used by persons whose bodily measurements and weight 
conform to the specifications in the paragraph “Technical Characteristics” on page 7 
and it has been exclusively designed for children. 

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The device is available in 4 SIZES: change to a larger product as the child grows. 

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THE CHILD MUST BE TRAINED TO USE BIRILLO, AND ITS EFFECTIVENESS 
EVALUATED, BY THE THERAPISTS AND MEDICAL SPECIALISTS OF A 
REHABILITATION DEPARTMENT. 

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Make sure that all adjustable parts HAVE BEEN LOCKED BEFORE EACH USE. 

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Always make sure that THERE ARE NO OBSTACLES in Birillo's range of motion that 
could cause it to tip-over, such as rugs, steps and objects on the floor. 

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TAKE CARE TO REMOVE KNICK-KNACKS AND OTHER OBJECTS that could 
accidentally be knocked over and fall when using Birillo. 

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BE AWARE OF DANGEROUS AREAS BECAUSE CHILDREN USUALLY MOVE 
QUICKLY. 

- THE DEVICE IS INFLAMMABLE. KEEP IT AWAY FROM SOURCES OF IGNITION SUCH 

AS MATCHES, CIGARETTES OR FIREPLACES.  

Summary of Contents for Birillo

Page 1: ...SITTING WALKING FRAME USE AND MAINTENANCE HANDBOOK USA Cod 22833 30 07 12 SITTING WALKING FRAME...

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Page 3: ...ou or call INNOVATION IN MOTION directly at 1 260 665 2769 send a fax to 1 260 665 3047 or send an e mail to iim mobility usa com Luigi Menichini Managing Director TABLE OF CONTENTS WARNINGS 2 WARRANT...

Page 4: ...specialist must check for and evaluate any lesions on the lower limbs their extent the subject s weight and the capacity of the child that will be using the device to follow instructions and make use...

Page 5: ...on page 19 20 of the manual must be ONLY MADE by a SPECIALIZED SERVICE CENTER in the maintenance of mechanical aids for disables otherwise warranty and marking will be voided Any CHANGES in the produ...

Page 6: ...d tear such as the upholsteries and the wheels HOW TO STORE AND TRANSPORT THE MEDICAL DEVICE TO AND TRANSPORT THE MEDICAL DEVICE THE DEVICE MUST BE STORED AND PACKED using the Ormesa original packagin...

Page 7: ...ark will be voided LABELS AND PLATES THE MARK CERTIFIES THAT BIRILLO CONFORMS TO THE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION AND IN PARTICULAR DIRECTIVE 93 42 EEC REGARDING MEDICAL DEVICES AND SUBSE...

Page 8: ...EIGHT kg BIRILLO 1 67 57 40 0 152 11 BIRILLO 2 67 57 40 0 152 12 BIRILLO 3 78 65 50 0 253 14 BIRILLO 4 78 65 50 0 253 16 HOW TO REMOVE BIRILLO FROM THE BOX ATTENTION CUT WITHOUT PRESSING TOO HARD WITH...

Page 9: ...lastic bumpers to protect the wall and protective balls on the upper ends of the rods Wheels fully swivelling rolling on ball bearings posterior with brakes Handle bar adjustable in both height and de...

Page 10: ...NMENT WHEN OTHER MEANS OF LOCOMOTION ARE NOT POSSIBLE DUE TO REASONS OF AGE OR PATHOLOGY A TEMPORARY OR LONG TERM INABILITY TO STAND ERECT SPECIFICALLY BIRILLO S CORRECT USE FAVOURS Experiencing an al...

Page 11: ...SON IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO POSITION THE PELVIS AND TRUNK SYMMETRICALLY SO AS TO FIRST DISTRIBUTE THE WEIGHT UNIFORMLY AND SECOND ALIGN THE SUPPORT POINTS OF THE FOLDING BACK 3 Adjust the frame taking...

Page 12: ...In any case it is a good idea to allow the child to experiment with the aid as freely as possible later you can transition to a more specific and targeted use During this phase the child must never b...

Page 13: ...HE FOUR SCREWS OF THE FRAME 2 POSITION THE BODY AT THE DESIRED HEIGHT 3 TIGHTEN THE SCREWS ADJUSTING THE SPREADER WEDGE LOOSEN THE HANDWHEEL ADJUST THE WEDGE IN THE DESIRED POSITION TIGHTEN THE HANDWH...

Page 14: ...NDLE LOOSEN THE TWO SCREWS OF THE FRAME POSITION THE HANDLE AT THE DESIRED HEIGHT TIGHTEN THE TWO SCREWS ADJUSTING THE DEPTH OF THE HANDLE 1 LOOSEN THE TWO HANDWHEELS 2 ADJUST THE DEPTH OF THE HANDLE...

Page 15: ...al activities that can be performed in the gym or at home GRASPING AN OBJECT PLACED IN FRONT This exercise involves control of the flexion extension of the trunk The child must grasp a fixed or moving...

Page 16: ...ND This exercise involves following a path marked by strongly contrasting shapes located along the ground at regular distances that involves alternating the direction of the feet on the ground to move...

Page 17: ...nt with those of the object and thus awareness of space The child must reach a moving object PATH WITH PEGS HORIZONTAL STRIPES AND A MOVING OBJECT THAT APPROACHES AND MOVES AWAY This exercise improves...

Page 18: ...during movement also integrating movement and vision The child must follow the adult while maintaining a constant distance AVOIDING A BALL This game organizes the positions of the different parts of...

Page 19: ...SSORIES INSERTING AND ADJUSTING THE TRAY 1 LOOSEN THE TWO HANDWHEELS 2 ADJUST THE DEPTH OF THE TRAY 3 TIGHTEN THE TWO HANDWHEELS 1 LOOSEN THE TWO SCREWS OF THE FRAME 2 POSITION THE TRAY AT THE DESIRED...

Page 20: ...1 21 INSERTING AND ADJUSTING THE HEADREST 1 LOOSEN THE SCREW 2 POSITION THE ROD AND HEADREST 3 TIGHTEN THE SCREW 1 LOOSEN THE SCREW 2 POSITION THE HEADREST 3 TIGHTEN THE SCREW 860...

Page 21: ...ase with a soft cloth dipped in a household detergent and disinfectant such as alcohol diluted in water CLEANING AND DISINFECTION OF THE CUSHIONS Clean the cushions with a soft cloth dipped in water w...

Page 22: ...TAILER AND HEALTH FACILITIES ENTRUST ALL EXTRAORDINARY OR CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE TO THE MANUFACTURER OR OTHER FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE ANY OTHER SOLUTION WILL RESULT IN THE USER AND THE THIRD...

Page 23: ...it is required that 1 a doctor or therapist verifies that the aid is appropriate and adequate to meet the dimensional functional and postural needs of the new user and if all its components are suita...

Page 24: ...ecessary change without prior notice or replacements DISTRIBUTOR FOR USA INNOVATION IN MOTION 201 Growth Parkway ANGOLA IN 46703 P 1 260 665 2769 F 1 260 665 3047 Toll free number 800 327 0681 E mail...

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