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WARNINGS
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CAREFULLY READ AND UNDERSTAND THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL
BEFORE USING THE DEVICE BECAUSE THEY HAVE BEEN WRITTEN WITH
THE USER'S SAFETY IN MIND
and they will help the carer use the product safely
and keep it in good working order. The Use and Maintenance Manual is an integral
part of the product and must be carefully preserved for future reference.
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The manual is intended for technically qualified retailers and users and their
assistants
; it provides instructions for its correct use and must be supplemented by
adequate knowledge of the rehabilitation program for which it has been prescribed.
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The manual reflects the technical state of the product at the time it was sold.
ORMESA s.r.l. reserves the right to make any changes to the product or
manual
suggested by experience, technical considerations or regulatory developments
without any obligation to update its previous production and relevant manual.
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The use of the device and its accessories must be checked by a specialized
doctor,
in conformity with the laws and standards in force.
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The Bug is intended for use by people whose size and weight
fall within the
range of the "Technical Specifications" on pages 31-32, 40-41, 48-49 and
was
exclusively designed for the transport and placement of children.
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Bug is available in two sizes:
change to a larger device as the child grows
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Bases 869 and 901 were designed for outdoor use. Base 856 is only intended
for indoor use.
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The 812 direction locks on the front wheels of outdoor bases were exclusively
designed to use the aid on rough terrain:
in all other cases, they must be
disengaged to avoid difficulty in manoeuvring the device
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The aid Bug with 869 and 901 bases, must be manoeuvred by people with the
height and strength
to control its movements
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Before each use always check that brakes are working, the wheels are not
excessively worn
and that the frame, backrest and footrest are locked
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Make sure that all adjustable parts are locked before each use
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When parking, always apply both brakes,
even on level ground
Summary of Contents for Bug 856
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Page 22: ...20 9 Base 869 and 901 BRAKING LOCKS UNLOCKS G N I K A R B 6 5 8 e s a B LOCKS UNLOCKS ...
Page 31: ...29 9 ADJUSTING THE DEPTH OF THE SEAT END OF TRAVEL STOP WRENCH ...
Page 32: ...30 9 Bug seat with 4 WHEEL base 869 ...
Page 41: ...39 92 Bug seat with 3 WHEEL base 901 ...
Page 49: ...47 9 Bug seat with INDOOR base 856 ...
Page 55: ...53 9 ACCESSORIES ...
Page 60: ...58 92 LEG DIVIDING INGUINAL STRAPS VIEW FROM BEHIND THERMIC COVER VIEW FROM BEHIND 817 818 ...
Page 61: ...59 92 CANOPY CANOPY ATTACHMENT SCREW WRENCH VIEW FROM BEHIND 819 ...
Page 63: ...61 FOOT STRAPS Padded ABDUCTION BLOCK TIGHTEN THE KNOB 827 834 WRENCH ...
Page 64: ...62 92 FRONT HANDLE Size 1 2 TIGHTEN THE KNOB Size 3 4 839 ...
Page 69: ...67 92 TRAY TIGHTEN THE KNOB AND THE LOCKING LEVER KNOB KNOB LOCKING LEVER 824 ...
Page 70: ...68 92 5 POINT VEST HARNESS VIEW FROM BEHIND 903 ...
Page 76: ...74 92 PADDED COVERING for FOOTPLATE VIEW FROM BEHIND OF THE FOOTPLATE 892 ...
Page 83: ...81 92 NUT M6 ADJUSTABLE BUSHING SCREW M6X25 SCREW M6X25 HOW TO FIX THE ADJUSTABLE BUSHING ...
Page 85: ...83 92 ADJUSTMENT IN DEPTH nut M5 wrench REAR VIEW ...
Page 89: ...87 92 BOTTLE HOLDER 922 ...
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