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User Manual 

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Care and Maintenance 

Despite the excellent quality of the machine, you should make the following checks regularly every 4 weeks for 
safety reasons: 
 

 

Check all components for ease of movement in particular those susceptible to wear and tear such as rollers, 
screws and bolts and ensure proper movement. Locking pins and set screws must be greased if necessary. 

 

Clean the frame parts floor mats regularly with lukewarm water and a microfibre cloth. Use no solvents, 
chloride, polish, chemical cleaning products or wax polishes. Use only disinfectants approved by the manu-
facturer for the disinfection of the padding. As disinfectant and cleaning agent only wipe disinfection or a 
cloth may be used. If you use a spray it cannot be ruled out that moisture lands on areas that cannot be 
completely dried resulting in corrosion. 

 

After a training session, disinfect the padding with commercially available wipe disinfectants. 

 

In order for the machine to remain technically sound any parts damaged due to wear and tear should be 
immediately replaced with original parts and the machine should not be used until it is repaired. 

 

Use the maintenance plan given on delivery to maintain the machines.

 

 

 

Note! 

If you do however fine some unexpected damage stop the training immediately. If there is a 
problem, which you cannot easily solve then contact the proxomed

® 

Service. The authorised 

Service will provide you with quick and competent help or give you instructions on how to do 
this. At the end of the Medical Product Book, you will find the form "Repair Order / Fault 
Reporting". This template (for copying) should be completed with the information you have 
and describe the fault as accurately as you can. Send this by fax (Fax. No.: 06023-6168-71) or 
per e-mail (

[email protected]

) to the proxomed

®

 Service.

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 10422800

Page 1: ...User Manual Page 1 of 16 Version 02 User Manual ...

Page 2: ...User Manual Page 2 of 16 Version 02 ...

Page 3: ... 5 3 Safety instructions 5 3 1 Secure installation of the machine 5 3 2 Safe operation of the machine 5 3 3 Symbols Hazards and Safety 5 3 4 Safe training 6 3 5 Indicators and contra indicators 7 3 5 1 Indicators 7 3 5 2 Contra indicators 7 3 6 Use and Area of Application 8 4 Units and weights 8 5 Care and Maintenance 9 6 Exercise instructions 10 6 1 Abductor 11 6 2 Adductor 12 7 Load dosing 13 8 ...

Page 4: ...hine for the first time 1 1 Identification of the User Manual The version is specified on the last page If due to modifications a revision by the manufacturer or due to normative guidelines is required this is implemented by the manufacturer and identified with a new version number 1 2 Importance of the User Manual The User Manual is a part of the product purchase and should be kept and updated fo...

Page 5: ...d by authorised specialists of the manufacturer These training machines are only allowed to be used when the access and supervision is specially regu lated by the owner The extent of supervision depends on the users specifically on their degree of relia bility their age and experience etc The training machines are only allowed to be used when supervised by authorised specialist staff e g graduate ...

Page 6: ...itting lightweight sports clothing is to be preferred that cannot be caught in parts of the machine The training machines may only be used with suitable footwear sports shoes Before you start any exercise make sure that all adjustable parts of the relevant training machine are completely latched and tightened No adjustment is allowed during the exercise Check the machine before starting training t...

Page 7: ...s Hypertension this means with a constant elevated blood pressure the attending physician should be consulted Coronary arteriosclerosis Pain in the legs when walking less than 100 m Acute coronary syndrome Acute myocardial infarction Symptomatic high grade ortic stenosis Decompensated cardiac insufficiency Acute pulmonary embolism Acute carditis myo endo pericarditis Acute phlebothrombosis of the ...

Page 8: ...lities Rehabilitation clinics Works clinics and outpatient clinics Careers advisory and training centres Medical research facilities Industrial medicine Health centres and health insurance companies Fitness and prevention centres Leisure sport counselling centres Professional sports training centres Sports medicine 4 Units and weights Article number designation Length cm Length with de flection Wi...

Page 9: ...annot be completely dried resulting in corrosion After a training session disinfect the padding with commercially available wipe disinfectants In order for the machine to remain technically sound any parts damaged due to wear and tear should be immediately replaced with original parts and the machine should not be used until it is repaired Use the maintenance plan given on delivery to maintain the...

Page 10: ...cycle ergometer with subsequent exercise before the start of the training program With limited mobility or pain training should only be performed where possible in the painless range If there is any discomfort the exercises should be stopped immediately and if necessary a doctor consulted We recommend carrying out the movement in a slow and controlled manner Make sure that the movement is correct ...

Page 11: ...on With one hand the ma chine is held firm and the other hand is used to release the turn ing locking lever for adjustment By pulling the locking pin the height of the lower leg support can be adjusted The height must be set so that the hip joint of the trainee is in a stretched position and the knee is bent 90 By pulling the locking pin the lateral pelvic padding can be adjusted in such a way tha...

Page 12: ...locking lever for adjustment By pulling the corresponding locking pin the leg support can be adjusted twice The setting A adjusts both the lateral support of the knee joint as well as the padding to the lower leg support in the height If the lateral support of the knee joint is in the correct position the lower leg support is individually adjusted by the setting B to the trainee By pulling the loc...

Page 13: ...g 34 7 kg 26 8 kg 18 8 kg 10 5 kg 2 4 kg 90 kg 45 5 kg 37 2 kg 28 7 kg 20 1 kg 11 2 kg 2 5 kg 100 kg 48 5 kg 39 7 kg 30 6 kg 21 5 kg 12 0 kg 2 7 kg 110 kg 51 6 kg 42 1 kg 32 5 kg 22 8 kg 12 7 kg 2 8 kg 120 kg 54 6 kg 44 6 kg 34 4 kg 24 1 kg 13 4 kg 2 9 kg 130 kg 57 6 kg 47 0 kg 36 3 kg 25 4 kg 14 1 kg 3 1 kg Zur Berechnung der Zwischenstufen des Körperge wichts oder der Verwendung von Zusatzgewich...

Page 14: ...12 0 kg 63 5 kg 53 5 kg 43 2 kg 33 2 kg 22 3 kg 11 9 kg 1 5 kg 13 0 kg 67 1 kg 56 4 kg 45 5 kg 35 1 kg 23 6 kg 12 6 kg 1 5 kg Zur Berechnung der Zwischenstufen des Körperge wichts oder der Verwendung von Zusatzgewichten erhöht sich pro Kilogramm der zu überwindende Widerstand um die unten angegebe nen Werte 0 35 kg 0 32 kg 0 26 kg 0 20 kg 0 13 kg 0 07 kg 0 01 kg ...

Page 15: ...e immediately and will be carried out at their discretion The following procedures are possible 1 The service is carried out on site with our service 2 We dispatch the desired spare part 3 We dispatch an exchange machine The client should return the defective parts to us within 48 hours Otherwise the delivered spare part will be in voiced If the cause is not within the warranty guarantee guideline...

Page 16: ... 52762 1300 Fax 41 52762 1470 www proxomed ch info proxomed ch Changes proxomed reserves the right to change any product if this action in our opinion leads to improved quality and functionality All illustrations in this User Manual are only approximated for typo graphical reasons we assume no liability for typographical errors Errors and omissions ac cepted User Manual Itensic Ab Adductor Version...

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