Össur ICELOCK 234 LANYARD, Instructions For Use Manual

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3. Attach the Aluminum Ring (4) to the Delrin Guide using the Delrin
Screw (5). Ensure that the Arrow (6) on the Aluminum Ring is aligned
in the AP or ML direction.
4. Vacuum form the thermoplastic. Ensure proper forming around the
Aluminum Ring. It is important that the thermoplastic is at least
6 mm thick (8) at the distal end.
5. Grind the distal end accurately to expose the Spacer Screw heads. Do
not grind any deeper.
6. Remove the Spacer Screws (7) and attach the Lock Body (9) with the
four long Countersunk Screws (10). Use Loctite 410/411 and torque to
10 Nm.
Lanyard Components
1. Shorten the Elbow (11) to the desired length and glue it into the
bushing (12) with Loctite 410/411.
2. Find the correct positioning for the Cleat (13), drill two 3 mm holes,
and rivet it to the socket.
3. Trim the Cord Cover (14) to the desired length. Glue it into the elbow
with Loctite 410/411 and to the socket in the correct location.
Cleat positioning (Fig. C)
(16) Released
(17) Locked
Caution: Tie a knot in the Lanyard Cord to stop it from inadvertently
being pulled into the channel.
Caution: It is recommended that the Lanyard Cord (15) be regularly
checked for wear.
Note: The Pull Handle can be used for getting a more secure grip on the
Lanyard Cord when the socket is donned.