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PIC3 

 

 

 

 

 PIC4 

 
 

Full torso support vest: 

 
Install  -  choose desired backrest belt-holes in backrest to set the proper position of the shoulders straps.  Pass the 
upper belt through the backrest belt-holes (see PIC2). Anchor the belt webbing  with the plastic slip lock with laby-
rinth-like fastening (see PIC3). Release the  buckle of the middle securing belt. Place it around the backrest tube and 
fasten the  buckle at the rear of the backrest (see PIC4 and 5). Loop both lower webbing ends to anchoring points 
and fasten trough the plastic slip locks to secure its position (see PIC1) 
Uninstall  -  follow chapter ―install‖, but in reverse sequence.  
 
Size adjustment  -  Unzip the waistcoat, place the child into the buggy.  Choose the hole in backrest to adjust the 
proper position of the shoulders straps. (see PIC2) .  The hole should be level  with or higher than the top of the 
shoulders (the shoulders straps must be mounted through backrest and backrest extension at once—size 38,42, when 
possible).  Adjust the length of all straps to desired , comfortable size. 
 

Summary of Contents for Kimba KRUZE

Page 1: ...1 User Guide EN 130122 Kimba KRUZE Kimba KRUZE comfort sizes 30 34 38 42 READ USER GUIDE BEFORE USAGE Distributed by...

Page 2: ...uite 100 Minneapolis MN 55447 US Phone 800 328 4058 e mail usa customerservice ottobockus com Serial number of chair _______________________________ Model of chair ____________________________________...

Page 3: ...0 33 9 Seat depth mm 270 10 6 320 0 12 6 350 0 13 8 350 0 13 8 Seat width mm 300 11 8 340 0 13 4 380 0 15 0 420 0 16 5 Seat to foot rest mm 240 370 9 5 14 6 280 450 11 0 17 7 290 470 11 4 18 5 330 500...

Page 4: ...cular If you have any questions or cannot solve a problem despite reading these instructions for use please contact the qualified personnel who fitted the product or the service department please see...

Page 5: ...cuss all changes to the settings with the qualified personnel therapist in advance in order to minimise health hazards and avoid putting the therapy results at risk WARNING Improper handling of packag...

Page 6: ...at an angle Always approach obstacles head on at an angle of 90 Raise the front wheels before crossing obstacles Avoid collisions with obstacles and dropping off curbs ledges Avoid driving cross count...

Page 7: ...y of the rehab buggy Do not hang heavy bags or the like on the push bar NOTICE Overloading Damage to the product through user error Do not exceed the maximum load capacity see the section Technical Da...

Page 8: ...ding the buggy 1 Stand buggy on wheels see PIC 2 unlock transportation clip see PIC 3 lift the buggy on rear wheels see PIC 4 grasp one handle and push down on the opposite seat tube see PIC 5 Press d...

Page 9: ...ushing up see PIC Stay behind the buggy grasp one handle and pull up Locking for transportation see PIC the opposite seat tube with other hand see PIC To keep the buggy folded lock the transportation...

Page 10: ...e the rear wheels to the edge of the curb hold the handles firmly use the chassis tipping support see PIC and tip the buggy slightly backwards help by balance on the rear wheels lower the buggy down t...

Page 11: ...th the rear wheels against the bottom step tilt the buggy backward and raise to the next step the additional attendants stands in front steadies and lifts the buggy by gripping the front frame continu...

Page 12: ...evers Take footrest one by one and slide them into the footrest attachments Pull the safety and locking pin see PIC until you find the locking position Uninstall put on the floor braked buggy Release...

Page 13: ...th like fastening see PIC2 Choose the hole in backrest to adjust the proper position of the shoulders straps see PIC3 The hole should be level with or higher than the top of the shoulders the shoulder...

Page 14: ...IC2 Choose desired backrest belt holes in backrest to set the proper position of the shoulders straps The hole should be level with or higher than the top of the shoulders the shoulders straps must be...

Page 15: ...and 9 PIC8 PIC9 Uninstall follow chapter install but in reverse sequence Size adjustment unlock central buckle place the child into the buggy Adjust requested size of the 5 point belt by setting of c...

Page 16: ...r belts with Velcro through top holes on backrest see PIC1 and flip the longer top belts with Velcro over backrest edge see PIC2 Secure the belts on the rear of the backrest by putting the Velcro toge...

Page 17: ...see PIC2 and turn the shorter Velcro over upper edge of the backrest Fasten Velcro on the back side see PIC3 Finally secure headwings using side straps on the back side of the backrest by Velcro see P...

Page 18: ...4 Butterfly chest harness Install choose desired backrest belt holes in backrest to set the proper position of the shoulders straps see PIC2 Pass the upper belt through the backrest belt holes Anchor...

Page 19: ...rear of the backrest see PIC4 and 5 Loop both lower webbing ends to anchoring points and fasten trough the plastic slip locks to secure its position see PIC1 Uninstall follow chapter install but in r...

Page 20: ...20 PIC1 PIC2 PIC3 PIC4 PIC5 PIC6 PIC7...

Page 21: ...al clip around and secure it with Velcro see PIC2 Make sure that the users legs are enough fixed but not to much tighten The user must always feel comfortable Uninstall follow chapter install but in r...

Page 22: ...the buggy slightly Put the cover on the seat Fasten the Velcro of the cover at the rear top of the backrest see PIC1 Find the appropriate position slot of the middle fastening strap it must be consis...

Page 23: ...tery on the back side using plastic sleeves see PIC1 There are two straps on each side of the legsmuff Fasten side straps using Velcro to chassis pipes there are two straps on each side see PIC2 and P...

Page 24: ...Install secure the upper part of basket by straps with buttons from the outside on the front side of frame see PIC2 Lower part of basket secure by straps with buttons on rear seat tube see PIC1 Unins...

Page 25: ...install follow chapter install but in reverse sequence PIC1 PIC2 Upper extremity support surface tray Install seat the user into the buggy place the tray on the legs Attach it by adjustable straps wit...

Page 26: ...ure you are familiar with the operation of the accessories All accessories can be washed by hands Never clean with ammonia based bleach based or spirit type cleaners After exposure to damp conditions...

Page 27: ...nic measures The basic maintenance and cleaning cannot be expected or even required when claimed 7 The warranty does not cover failures caused by the overloading of the products accident forced damage...

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