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ENGLISH
L-331002
1. Attach the Delrin Guide
(1)
to the cast with the four nails
(2)
provided.
2. Starting at the edge of the Guide, drill a small hole with a wire drill
through the full length of the plaster cast to its base. This assures
maximum vacuum at the distal end.
3. Screw the Bottom Attachment
(3)
to the Guide with the Philip head
screw
(4)
. Make sure that the exit hole, with the dummy
(5)
for the
Lanyard Cord, is correctly positioned to ensure that the Lanyard
operates with minimum friction.
4. Vacuum-form the thermoplastic, ensuring that the plastic shapes
accurately to the Bottom Attachment.
5. After manufacturing the outer socket, trim around the screw and
the exit hole and remove the screw and the dummy.
6. Assemble the socket and drill a 5mm hole through the outer socket
- opposite and slightly higher than the exit hole.
7. Thread the Lanyard Cord
(6)
through the Bottom Attachment and
out through the exit hole.
8. Find the correct positioning for the Cleat
(7)
; drill two 3mm (1/8”)
holes and rivet it to the socket.
9. Trim the Cord Cover
(8)
to the desired length, insert it into the exit
hole and glue it to the socket in the correct location, using Loctite
425.
Cleat Positioning (Figure C)
(10)
Released
(11)
Locked
Important:
Tie a knot
(9)
in the Lanyard Cord to stop it from inadvertently
being pulled into the channel.
Note:
The Pull Handle L-392016 (not shown) can be used for getting a
more secure grip on the Lanyard Cord when the socket is
donned.
• It is recommended that the Lanyard Cord be regularly checked for
wear
• Rated up to high activity level (K3)
