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In order to take off the five-point harness, you should
Fig.8.37.-B
Fig.8.37.-C
push the button on the buckle, pull both straps out of the
buckle and slowly pull the straps on the right and left sides
of the child.
8.38. Adjustment of five-point harness
Fig.8.38.-A
Fig.8.38.-B
To adjust the length of the belts, move the adjusters up or
down the straps and move the pads accordingly
(see
Fig.8.38.-A).
In order to adjust the height of straps mounting to the
backrest, attach the fastening of the harnesses from low
mounting to high or vice versa (see Fig.8.38.-B).
Each change of the backrest tilt angle requires re-
adjustment of the five-point harness length.
8.39. Adjustable footrest
Fig.8.39.
The adjustable footrest (see Fig.8.39) belongs to the standard equipment of the Grizzly
rehab buggy.
It consists of a footrest plate bolted to the footrest rack with screws, with the possibility
of moving the plate up or down in 8 positions, to adjust the footrest height to the length
of the lower leg of the child, ranging from 23cm to 40cm. It also has two rotary knobs that
adjust the angle of the footrest plate itself, in the range of +/- 15°, for optimal tilting of
the footrest to bend the child's foot in his tarsus. On the footrest plate, there are straps
attaching the feet of the child. It is recommended to use them when using the rehab
buggy.
8.40. Adjustable footrest plate height.
Fig.8.40.-A
8.40.1 To adjust the footrest, you need the following tool: cross-head
screwdriver.
8.40.2. To change the height of the footrest, remove two screws fixing the
footrest plate to its rack with a cross-head screwdriver, on both sides of the
footrest, then set the footplate at the correct height and screw it back with both
screws, tightening it with a cross-head screwdriver until the resistance is
noticeable (see Fig.8.40.-A).