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Using Your Lite Gait®
I. Raising and Lowering Yoke
The LiteGait® MX actuator is raised and lowered by a
hand switch with one up and one down arrow.
Raising the Yoke
Verify that LiteGait® has clearance above the yoke.
Depress the button with the up arrow on the hand
switch. Release the button when the yoke is at the de-
sired height.
Lowering the Yoke
Verify that LiteGait® has clearance below the yoke.
Depress the button with the down arrow on the hand
switch. Release the button when the yoke lowers to
the desired height.
Lowered Yoke Raised Yoke
IV. Charging the Yoke
T he LiteGait® 100MX and 200MX are equipped with a
24 volt battery pack that needs to be charged on a
weekly schedule. To recharge your battery follow the
steps below:
Step 1:
Insert the end of the charger into the charging port on
the control box.
Step 2:
Plug the charger into the appropriate 110-volt.
Step 3:
Leave LiteGait® on charger for 6-8 hours or overnight
once per week. The time it takes to recharge the battery
pack depends upon the health of the battery pack and
how low the battery pack was before charging began.
Step 4:
After charging the LiteGait® unplug the charger from the
WALL OUTLET AND LiteGait® .
Note: Leaving a charger connected to the LiteGait® while dis-
connected to the wall outlet device decreases the battery life
of the LiteGait® battery. Disconnect the charger from the
WALL OUTLET and LiteGait® to reduce frequency of replacing
the LiteGait® Battery.
Low Battery Indicator Alarm
The LiteGait® unit emits an audible noise when the
charge of the battery is critically low and needs to be
recharged. If you experience audible noise, make sure to
charge promptly after use of the LiteGait®. The LiteGait®
will ONLY lift and lower approximately 2 to 3 more times
before shutting off. The LiteGait® should be charged
before running down to a point where you are unable to
lower a patient.
NOTE: Your Lite Gait® may look different than images above