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Section II  •  

iFIT Prosthesis Component Guide

2)  When checking the silicone locking 
liner (with pin), always make sure the 
pin is secured and not loose.  This liner 
should be rolled onto the residual limb 
without any gaps or air bubbles at the 
end.  Make sure the pin sticks out direct-
ly below the limb and that it is not angled 
in one direction.

3)  The prosthesis liner should be 
securely placed in the prosthetic 
socket, with the liner reaching the 
bottom of the socket.  Make sure the 
liner is not wrinkled or folded down 
into the prosthesis.

4)  The outer flap of the prosthesis 
should have the cable guides with 
the cables passing through it and 
attaching to the hooks.  The inner 
flap is smooth and slides under the 
outer flap.  

Section III  • 

 Instructions

STEP A: INITIAL DEVICE CHECK

1)  It is important to check your 
device every day prior to putting it 
on.  No screws should be loose, and 
there should be two cables along 
the back.

Please use this guide in any communications regarding your prosthe-
sis.  This will help the prosthetist and the manufacturing company when 
responding to any questions you may have.

Socket

Pylon clamp 

adapter

Pylon with 

bonded adapter

Cable Guide

Padded Liner

Cable Hook

Cup

Safety 

latches

Buckle

Pyramid adapter 

with hole

Release button for 

pin suspension

Summary of Contents for TT200

Page 1: ...Patient User s Guide MODEL TT200 www iFitProsthetics com The Right Fit Right Now...

Page 2: ...Instructions 11 Step A Initial Device Check 11 Step B Putting on the Device 12 Step C Taking off the Device 14 Step D Cleaning and Maintenance 14 Secton IV Wear Schedule 16 Get the right fit today A p...

Page 3: ...e 16 so you can check your residual limb and gradually adjust to the device Even though the iFIT Prosthesis is designed to be easily fit and aligned we recommend that only an iFIT certified prosthetis...

Page 4: ...are provider The prosthetic socket must be securely buckled at all times when you are standing or walking The buckles must be completely closed so that the locking mechanism prevents them from opening...

Page 5: ...is Upon timely return of such prosthesis or sockets buckles or locks as applicable and provided iFIT confirms that the prosthesis or sockets buckles or locks as applicable included a manufacturing def...

Page 6: ...s 4 The outer flap of the prosthesis should have the cable guides with the cables passing through it and attaching to the hooks The inner flap is smooth and slides under the outer flap Section III Ins...

Page 7: ...hould be marked off by the healthcare provider You may need to start looser and then gradually tighten the cables by buckling and re buckling until the optimal hook is reached The prosthesis can be lo...

Page 8: ...ay be taken out and washed on a gentle cycle then air dried It is very important you do not put the liner in the drier as high heats may cause damage 3 When replacing the liner back into the prosthesi...

Page 9: ...DAY 1 Wear 2 hours Check limb If no issues Wear 2 Keep off for additional hours 5 minutes DAY 2 Wear 3 hours Check limb If no issues Wear 3 Keep off for additional hours 5 minutes DAY 3 Wear 4 hours...

Page 10: ...ssion is to produce high quality affordable prosthetic devices that enhance the lives of persons with amputations iFIT Prosthetics is a proud veteran owned American business making products in Milwauk...

Page 11: ...mentioned herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of iFIT Prosthetics LLC The products are protected by US patents 8470050 8491667 and 8845755 ifitprosthetics com N27 W23655 Paul Road Pewaukee...

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