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CONTENTS

Mustang .............................................................................3
Security precautions .......................................................... 4
Warranty ............................................................................4
Tools ..................................................................................4
Ready for use .................................................................... 5
Chest support (accessory)................................................. 5
Height adjustment.............................................................. 6
Angling...............................................................................6
Height adjustment of the chest support bar ....................... 7
Adjustment of the chest support ........................................ 7
Parking brakes................................................................... 8
Drag brakes ....................................................................... 8
Anti-reverse wheel stops ................................................... 8
Directional Stabilizers ........................................................ 9
Extension piece for chest support (accessory) ................ 10
Cover for chest support (accessory)................................ 10
Head support (accessory) adjustment  ............................ 11
Hip support (accessory) adjustment ................................ 12
Abdominal support (accessory) adjustment .................... 13
Hand bar, anterior (accessory) ........................................ 13
Arm prompts, anterior or posterior (accessories) ............ 14
Arm rests, anterior (accessories)..................................... 14
Seat (accessory) adjustment ........................................... 15
Sacrum support (accessory) adjustment ......................... 15
Sling seat (accessory) adjustment................................... 16
Storage pouch (accessory).............................................. 16
Guide bar (accessory)  adjustment.................................. 17
Adjustment of leg separator (accessory) ......................... 18
Height settings ................................................................. 19
Product Identification ....................................................... 20
Care and maintenance .................................................... 21
Troubleshooting ............................................................... 22
Measurements ................................................................. 23
Technical data.................................................................. 24
Manufacturer ................................................................... 24
Distributor ........................................................................24

Summary of Contents for Mustang

Page 1: ...mustang TM 2011 R82 A S All rights reserved The R82 logo and the Mustang are registered trademarks of R82 A S 10 2011 English user manual ...

Page 2: ... Head support accessory adjustment 11 Hip support accessory adjustment 12 Abdominal support accessory adjustment 13 Hand bar anterior accessory 13 Arm prompts anterior or posterior accessories 14 Arm rests anterior accessories 14 Seat accessory adjustment 15 Sacrum support accessory adjustment 15 Sling seat accessory adjustment 16 Storage pouch accessory 16 Guide bar accessory adjustment 17 Adjust...

Page 3: ...ang is developed as a basic anterior walker but can also be used as a posterior gait trainer depending on the child s level of ability The Mustang comes in 4 sizes Size 1 is equipped with four 4 castors and is pri marily intended for indoor use and can be used outside as well on level surfaces Size 2 3 4 are equipped with 4 solid wheels 200 x 50 mm and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use T...

Page 4: ...ace or repair the defective product It is the custo mer s responsibility to return the item being claimed for under warranty to the address of purchase The warranty is given by R82 or subsequently an R82 dealer TOOLS Enclosed please find the 5 mm Allen key SECURITY PRECAUTIONS Read this manual carefully before use and keep it for future reference The user s safety may be affected if you do not fol...

Page 5: ...hte ned before using the Mustang Frequently check all screws and adjustments Be aware not to get your fingers caught in the holes in the frame CHEST SUPPORT ACCESSORY Mounting Mount the outer tube and fasten the screws D with the enclosed 5 mm Allen key Mount the chest support and fasten the screws E with the enclosed 5 mmAllen key When the locking pin F clicks out the max height setting for the c...

Page 6: ...to height adjust the chest support bar Be careful not to get your fingers caught when height adjusting the chest support ANGLING Turn the handle B to angle the chest sup port bar Be careful not to get your fingers caught when angling the chest support ...

Page 7: ... screws C on the black center joint are thightened before using the Mustang ADJUSTMENT OF THE CHEST SUPPORT Loosen the screws A to width adjust the chest support bar DO NOT place the chest support bars beyond the max mark indication Loosen the screws B and C to adjust the chest support pads individually For easy ac cess and dismount we recommend not over tightening the screws C Fasten the chest su...

Page 8: ... BRAKES The Mustang is as standard equipped with drag brakes on all four wheels Fasten the handle A more or less to regu late the force required to propel the Mustang ANTI REVERSE WHEEL STOPS The Mustang is as standard equipped with anti reverse wheel stops on all four wheels Push the wheel stops down to activate Push the wheel stops up to deactivate The anti reverse wheels stops only func tion wi...

Page 9: ... stabilizers pull the button 1A turn it clockwise 1B and release it so it engages in the slot The button should then appear as shown in 1C This locks the front wheels in a forward facing position only 2 To deactivate the directional stabilizers pull the button 2A turn it counter clockwise 2B so it no longer fits into the slot and release it The button should then appear as shown in 2C This allows ...

Page 10: ... key to perform all fittings Make sure that the Allen screws are tigh tened before using the product Frequently check all screws and adjustments COVER FOR CHEST SUPPORT ACCESSORY For added comfort a cover can be mounted on the chest support pads Undo the velcro A and dismount the cover e g for washing 40 Check all straps and buckles before every use and replace any worn out parts before using this...

Page 11: ...he head support beyond the max mark indication Angle adjustment of the head support bar system C Use the enclosed 5 mm Allen key to perform all fittings Be careful not to get your fingers caught when adjusting the head support Make sure that all screws and handles are tightened before use Frequently check all screws and handles ...

Page 12: ...ustment A Height and width adjustment B Use the enclosed 5 mm Allen key to perform all fittings DO NOT place the back support beyond the max mark indication Make sure that all screws and handles are tightened before use Frequently check all screws and handles ...

Page 13: ...ang indd 1 18 08 2011 08 46 39 G B G B ABDOMINAL SUPPORT ACCESSORY ADJUSTMENT Height adjustment A Height adjustment B Use the enclosed 5 mm Allen key to perform all fittings BE AWARE of the max height indication shown on the frame Make sure that all screws and handles are tightened before use Frequently check all screws and handles HAND BAR ANTERIOR ACCESSORY Height adjustment A Depth adjustment B...

Page 14: ... G B ARM PROMPTS ANTERIOR OR POSTERIOR ACCESSORIES Angle and depth adjustment A Angle and depth adjustment B Rotational adjustment C Use the enclosed 5 mm Allen key to perform all fittings BE AWARE of the max height indication shown on the frame Make sure that all screws and handles are tightened before use Frequently check all screws and handles ARM RESTS ANTERIOR ACCESSORIES Angle and depth adju...

Page 15: ...tening Make sure that all screws and handles are tightened before use Frequently check all screws and handles SACRUM SUPPORT ACCESSORY ADJUSTMENT Height adjustment A Depth adjustment Turn to loosen the handle B and pull out the security lock C to dis mount the support DO NOT place the support beyond the max mark indication Make sure that all screws and handles are tightened before use Frequently c...

Page 16: ...nd buckles before every use and replace any worn out parts before using this product STORAGE POUCH ACCESSORY The storage pouch can be placed various places on the frame and is fastned with velcro A Undo the velcro and dismount the pouch e g for washing 40 Check all straps and buckles before every use and replace any worn out parts before using this product ...

Page 17: ... bar Use the enclosed 5 mm Allen key to perform all fittings DO NOT use the guide bar for lifting In correct use could result in serious injury to the user Make sure that the Allen screws are tigh tened before using the product Frequently check all screws and adjustments Be careful not to get your fingers caught when adjusting the guide bar ...

Page 18: ...bar from the leg se parator is fully mounted into the bracket before fastening Please be careful not to get your fingers or the users toes caught between the leg separator and the floor or between the leg separator and the seat Make sure that the Allen screws are tigh tened before using the product Frequently check all screws and adjustments ...

Page 19: ... 46 65 cm 43 65 cm 38 65 cm 61 80 cm 60 80 cm 59 80 cm Height floor to axila with arm prompts mounted 51 65 cm 47 65 cm 42 65 cm 65 80 cm 64 80 cm 63 80 cm Seat height from floor 26 37 cm 17 35 cm 11 29 cm 34 51 cm 33 50 cm 32 49 cm Angle chest support bar 5 to 35 0 to 30 5 to 20 5 to 35 0 to 30 10 to 20 The Mustang is measured with the centre bar in vertical position Size 3 Size 4 Hole 1 Hole 2 H...

Page 20: ...ight_Mustang indd 1 18 08 2011 08 46 39 G B PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION A Serial number The label is located on the underside of the frame by the right rear wheel B Manufacturer The label is located on the underside of the frame by the left rear wheel C Max user height floor to axila The label is located on the left side of the centre bar Date xx xx xx Load xx kg Serial no xxxx xx xxxxxx xxx Article no...

Page 21: ...which se cure the accessories must be checked at least once a month Also it is important to check for any cracks or faults in the frame PVC parts etc REPAIR If there is a problem with your Mustang you should contact your dealer at once Defective Mustangs should not be used If your Mustang needs reconditioning or repair only original R82 parts may be used Accessories or available spare parts which ...

Page 22: ...ot function The height adjustment does not function Solution Tighten all screws Make sure the parking brakes and anti reverse wheel stops have been deactivated Loosen fasten the drag brake handle to regulate the force to propel the Mustang Remove dirt from the unit and clean the wheels Remove dirt from the unit Contact your local dealer for adjustment or replacement of the gas strut ...

Page 23: ...tal I Seat height above floor seat accessory Width between handles handles accessory Height from floor to handles handles accessory Angle range of centre bar a1 Turning radius User height floor to axila Weight standard without accessories Max load user weight Size 3 Size 4 Width total G Width inside frame G1 Width inside chest support G2 Length total H Height total I Seat height above floor seat a...

Page 24: ...TECHNICAL DATA Frame Powder lacquered Steel tubes Plastic parts Glass fibre strengthened nylon ABS MANUFACTURER R82 A S Parallelvej 3 8751 Gedved Denmark DISTRIBUTOR Please find your distributor on www R82 com ...

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