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Positioning the back plate

11.2.4

32

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Adjusting the lace

11.2.5

33

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Operation

12

34

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Application

12.1

34

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Removal

12.2

34

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Troubleshooting

13

38

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Maintenance

14

38

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Inspection

14.1

38

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Maintenance

14.2

39

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Replacing the pads

14.2.1

39

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Replacing the forearm pad strap

14.2.2

40

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Visual inspection

14.2.3

41

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Inspecting the plastic parts

14.2.3.1

41

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Inspecting textiles

14.2.3.2

42

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Inspecting rivet joints

14.2.3.3

42

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Checking the mobility of the ball holder

14.2.4

42

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Checking that the adjustment unit slides along the waist band

14.2.5

42

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Checking the mobility of the joint unit

14.2.6

43

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Checking the connection of the arm shell on the bar

14.2.7

43

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Inspecting the energy store

14.2.8

43

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Inspecting the screw connections

14.2.9

43

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Repair

14.3

43

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Spare parts/wear and tear parts

14.4

44

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Accessories

14.5

44

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Cleaning

15

44

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Putting out of operation

16

46

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Packaging

17

46

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Disposal

18

46

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Legal Information

19

46

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Liability

19.1

46

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Declaration of Conformity

19.2

47

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Appendices

20

48

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List of pictograms used

20.1

48

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Warning symbols

20.1.1

48

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Mandatory symbols

20.1.2

48

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Prohibition symbols

20.1.3

48

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Summary of Contents for Paexo Shoulder 16ES100-2

Page 1: ...16ES100 2 Paexo Shoulder Original instructions 3...

Page 2: ...2...

Page 3: ...nstructions 3 3 10 Technical data 4 12 Dimensions and weight 4 1 12 Noise emissions 4 2 12 Environmental conditions 4 3 12 Intended use 5 12 Functionality 5 1 13 Information on re use 5 2 13 Service l...

Page 4: ...older 14 2 4 42 Checking that the adjustment unit slides along the waist band 14 2 5 42 Checking the mobility of the joint unit 14 2 6 43 Checking the connection of the arm shell on the bar 14 2 7 43...

Page 5: ...e of this document This document is valid for the following product Reference num ber Product name Year of manufacture Serial number 16ES100 2 Paexo Shoulder 2019 SN 2019XXXXXX 16ES100 2 Paexo Shoulde...

Page 6: ...e Page 46 Packaging see Page 46 Disposal see Page 46 Chapter containing general information Appendices see Page 48 1 4 Meanings of safety instructions and pictograms 1 4 1 Explanation of warning symbo...

Page 7: ...2 1 Components Front view Item Description Item Description 1 Shoulder belt 5 Chest strap 2 Arm shell with pad 6 Waist strap pad 3 Magnetic closure parking position 7 Clip fastener 4 Shoulder strap cl...

Page 8: ...int unit 20 Hanging loop 11 Arm bar 21 Waist strap reinforcement 12 Magnetic closure 22 Waist strap pad hook and loop closure 13 Rotation stop 23 Back strap 14 Expander 24 Back strap clip 15 Expander...

Page 9: ...staff This term refers to staff required to carry out specific product related tasks due to their spe cialised knowledge 3 2 Hazardous areas and precautions 3 2 1 Hazardous area 1 Risk of pinching fi...

Page 10: ...the magnet The magnetic closure manufacturer recom mends a minimum distance of 80 100 mm Warn wearers of such devices against get ting close to magnets 3 3 General safety instructions WARNING Interfe...

Page 11: ...risk of product damage Keep the product away from open flames embers and other sources of heat NOTICE Contact with salt water or water containing chlorine as well as abrasive substances e g sand Damag...

Page 12: ...explosive atmospheres Abrasive media e g sand 5 Intended use WARNING Improper use of the product Death serious injury or damage to health and to the product through improper use Only use the product f...

Page 13: ...pre existing conditions of the musculoskeletal system in the area of the shoulders arms back and hands With skin diseases injuries inflammation or prominent scars with swelling With reddening and over...

Page 14: ...ure fluctuations Store the product in the bag to protect it against contamination 9 Unpacking Required staff User qualified personnel Required personal protective equipment None CAUTION Complete the s...

Page 15: ...15 Take the product out of the bag Fold up the arm bars If the magnetic adjustment wheel is installed Remove the adjustment wheel and store it in a safe place...

Page 16: ...16 Open the joint cover Pull the joint cover off to the side Unload the joint unit and open the rotation stop...

Page 17: ...ort needs to be higher the second expander can be used in addition Turn the product so the side that is against the body the blank side of the expander cover faces up Engage the first expander on the...

Page 18: ...e magnetic adjustment wheel Repeat all steps on the opposite side of the body for the second joint unit beginning with one expander 11 Initial operation 11 1 Application CAUTION Deploy the following s...

Page 19: ...e body with the chest strap and waist strap opened for application Apply the product like a backpack putting the arms through the shoulder straps Position the two shoulder straps on the shoulders Clos...

Page 20: ...t INFORMATION The waist strap sits above the buttocks and at the height of the pelvis The strap must not slide down during use Optional Reposition and tighten the belt as needed Position the ends of t...

Page 21: ...e arms are raised If the shoulder straps fit too tightly tilt the strap clip to loosen the strap Position the ends of the shoulder straps in the rubber strap holders CAUTION Uncontrolled rebounding of...

Page 22: ...e pull loop and carefully unhook the magnetic closure Pull down on the pull loop on the arm shell while moving the left arm in front of the body over the closure Position the upper arm in the centre o...

Page 23: ...arm shell strap can be variably adjusted at both strap ends INFORMATION Fully fasten the two hook and loop closures of the arm shell strap on the centre of the strap Apply the arm shell for the opposi...

Page 24: ...rformed by trained qualified personnel 11 2 1 Adjusting the level of support CAUTION Deploy the following staff for this work Qualified personnel user CAUTION Do not reach into the mechanism of the jo...

Page 25: ...1 Attach the magnetic adjustment wheel to the joint unit 2 Individually adapt the level of support to the user on the joint unit INFORMATION Turning the screw clockwise increases the level of support...

Page 26: ...26 Optional If the user believes the level of support needs to be higher the optional second expander can be used In this case repeat the steps in the Installing the expanders section see Page 14...

Page 27: ...ll the waist strap forward by both ends and tighten it INFORMATION The waist strap sits above the buttocks and at the height of the pelvis The belt must not slide down during use Reposition and tighte...

Page 28: ...the iliac crest The permissible range is marked in the illustration that follows Adjustment The ball holders are fixed vertically to the shoulder joint and may be slanted out wards V shape depending o...

Page 29: ...t of the adjustment unit previous illustration item 2 3 Reposition the adjustment unit with the ball holder on the waist band 4 Determine the ratchet position according to the mark on the top edge 5 I...

Page 30: ...ing worn Adjust the height of the joint units while the product is not being worn 1 Loosen the fixing nut 2 Adapt the threaded bar for height adjustment by hand Tighten the nut 3 Put on the product an...

Page 31: ...31 1 Determine the length of the cover according to the threaded bar and shorten it using scissors 2 Put the open side of the cover over the threaded bar...

Page 32: ...back plate Adjustment The back plate is centred between the shoulder blades The product has been applied 1 Tilt the strap clip on the back strap to loosen the strap 2 Tighten the back strap 3 Check t...

Page 33: ...er covers closer to the body 1 To shorten the lace tighten the ends of it with one hand 2 Use the other hand to slide the upper section of the pull clamp up making sure the lace is positioned symmetri...

Page 34: ...sed CAUTION Reaching into the joint mechanism of the upper arm joint unit Pinching of the fingers between the moveable components Do not reach into the joint mechanism while adjusting the spring force...

Page 35: ...on the left side Pull up slowly and disengage from the hook on the arm shell Move the pull loop down while keeping tension on the strap Lift the arm out of the arm shell and move it in front of the bo...

Page 36: ...36 Verify that the magnetic closure fits correctly Repeat the steps with the left hand on the right arm shell Open the chest strap Loosen the waist strap...

Page 37: ...37 Open the clip fastener Take off the product like a backpack We recommend storing the product in the sup plied protective bag...

Page 38: ...m shell or the pads are worn reducing the padding in the arm shell Contact the manufacturer Request replacement pads from the manufacturer and attach the new pads in the arm shells 14 Maintenance Prod...

Page 39: ...onality and check for wear Carry out the following inspections and maintenance tasks annually 14 2 1 Replacing the pads Required materials 29A307 100 Pad set arm shell pads waist strap pads Prerequisi...

Page 40: ...to the hook and loop patches 14 2 2 Replacing the forearm pad strap Prerequisite The product is not being worn Open the arm shell strap at the hook and loop closures on both sides Take the strap out o...

Page 41: ...hrough the metal eyelet on the upper section of the magnetic closure from above Guide the strap through the second link from the inside to the outside and fasten at the hook and loop closure 14 2 3 Vi...

Page 42: ...oubt 14 2 4 Checking the mobility of the ball holder 1 1 Check the mobility of the ball in the ball holder while the product is not being worn 2 Move the threaded bar in the ball holder The ball has t...

Page 43: ...e expander retracts to its position on its own so the joint piece is pushed against the rota tion stop Contact the manufacturer in case of doubt 14 2 9 Inspecting the screw connections Required materi...

Page 44: ...by manufac turer x Wear and tear part The component is a wear and tear part which is subject to normal wear and has to be replaced depending on the conditions duration and intensity of use Contact th...

Page 45: ...hook and loop closures on the waist strap at the back of the waist band and remove the strap Hand wash pad in warm water using neutral detergent Rinse thoroughly Allow to air dry Thread the hook and l...

Page 46: ...ION Deploy the following staff for this work Qualified personnel INFORMATION Packaging such as that used for initial delivery is recommended for transport The tension of all expanders has to be releas...

Page 47: ...EC Directive 2006 42 EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 May 2006 on machinery and amending Directive 95 16 EC amended version 1 Published in L 157 24 dated 9 June 2006 Source of a...

Page 48: ...azard warning Upper extremity e g hands crush hazard warning Magnetic field warning 20 1 2 Mandatory symbols Read and observe this document Wear hearing eye and respiratory protection 20 1 3 Prohibiti...

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