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Whoopy User Guide 

4.  Settings

 

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4.3  The height and width of the handgrips 

 
Height 

  The height of the handgrips is different for each child. The settings 

are adjusted in consultation with the therapist. 

  The lever for adjusting the height of the handgrips is located at the 

bottom of each handgrip bar (see illustration 5). 

  Push  the  lever  up  so  that  the  height  can  be  adjusted.  Place  the 

other  handgrip  at  the  same  height.  After  making  the  height 
adjustment,  push  the  levers  fully  down  and  verify  that  the 
handgrips have been securely retightened. 

  The  height  can  also  be  varied  by  adjusting  the  width  of  the 

handgrips (see next section, ‘Width’). 

 
Width 

  The width of the handgrips is different for each child.  

The settings are adjusted in consultation with the therapist. 

  The screw for adjusting the width is located at the back of the handgrips (see illustration 6). 

  Hold on to the handgrip with one hand and loosen the adjusting screw with the other hand by 

turning  it  to  the  left  and  set  the  desired  width.  Place  the  other  handgrip  at  the  same  width. 
Securely  retighten  the  adjusting  screws  after  making  the  adjustment  and  verify  that  the 
handgrips are firmly in place. 

  To  return  the  handgrips  to  a  comfortable  position,  loosen  the  other  adjusting  screw  (see 

illustration  7).  Hold  on  to  the  handgrip  with  one  hand  and  loosen  the  adjusting  screw  with  the 
other  hand  by  turning  it  to  the  left  and  set  the  handgrip  to  the  desired  position.  Do  the  same 
thing with the other handgrip. Securely retighten the setscrews after making the adjustment and 
verify that the handgrips are firmly in place. 

 

 

 
 
 

Illustration 6: 
Adjusting the width of the handgrips. 

loose

 

tight

 

Illustration 7: 
Adjusting the position of the handgrips. 

loose

 

tight

 

Illustration 5: 
Adjusting the height of the 
handgrips. 

Summary of Contents for Whoopy

Page 1: ...106 5370 AC Ravenstein The Netherlands Visiting Address Korte Stukken 7 5371 MN Ravenstein The Netherlands Tel 31 0 486 45 33 44 Fax 31 0 486 45 35 15 www atlas rehab nl info atlas rehab nl W Wh ho o...

Page 2: ...aid is available in 3 sizes and is consequently suited for children as well as adults The Atlas Whoopy bears the CE label which indicates that it meets European requirements The Whoopy is configured b...

Page 3: ...as Revalidatie Techniek B V 2 C Co on nt te en nt ts s 1 THE ATLAS WHOOPY 3 2 SAFETY 4 2 1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 4 2 2 IMMEDIATE DANGER 4 3 INITIAL USE 4 4 OPERATION 5 4 1 COLLAPSING THE FRAME 5 4 2 THE...

Page 4: ...be used for children and adults alike Size 1 yellow suitable for users with a height of around 65 cm to 115 cm Size 2 red suitable for users with a height of around 95 cm to 130 cm Size 3 blue suitab...

Page 5: ...height or depth also refer to the maximum height of the handgrips in this regard see chapter 8 j Do not exceed the maximum user weight Size 1 40 kg Size 2 75 kg and Size 3 100 kg k Any service change...

Page 6: ...ng aid pull on the top bar with one hand and keep the lower bar in place with the other hand When you unfold the walking aid hold on to both bars at the back of the walking aid Pay attention to avoid...

Page 7: ...The width of the handgrips is different for each child The settings are adjusted in consultation with the therapist The screw for adjusting the width is located at the back of the handgrips see illus...

Page 8: ...rt to provide additional support In addition a pelvic band can be added to provide even greater stability to the user during walking 4 5 Foldable seat optional A seat offers the user the opportunity t...

Page 9: ...accessories contact the therapist or supplier about possible changes that may be required 7 7 W Wa ar rr ra an nt ty y The following warranty covers normal use A warranty of 12 months from the deliver...

Page 10: ...e Whoopy 8 2 Options Removable seat Back support bar at the back of the walking aid for additional support during walking Flexible pelvic support with band in conjunction with the back support bar Set...

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