Otto Bock HR24160000, Instructions For Use Manual

Page 1: ...Instructions for Use 3 Otto Bock 647G224 D GB 04 09 04 Printed in Germany Nurmi Neo ...

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Page 3: ...ip Bar all versions 12 4 2 Standard Grip Bar 12 4 3 Grip Bar with Universal Grips 12 4 4 Mini Grip Bar only available for model size 1 13 4 5 Grip Bar Extra High with Channel Forearm Supports 13 4 6 Reverse roll Lock 14 4 7 Folding for Transport 14 5 Accessories 15 5 1 Storage Basket 15 5 2 Driving Brake and Wheel Lock 16 5 3 Gluteal Support and Combined Gluteal and Pelvic Supports 16 5 4 Anti tip...

Page 4: ...ist of appliances of the health insurance companies FRG The Nurmi Neo Ergonomic Walker helps children or adolescents use the strength and support of used to aid the child in learning the sequence of movements involved in walking and thus increase involve both a disturbance in the locomotor system and imbalance asynergia The walker is designed to promote an active upright posture while standing and...

Page 5: ...mi Neo Ergonomic Walker may only be carried out by Otto Bock specialist dealers Should any problems arise please contact the supplier of your Nurmi Neo 1 5 spare parts there The following tools are required for repair and maintenance Allen wrenches sizes 3 mm 4 mm 5 mm and 6 mm Wrenches sizes 10 mm 13 mm 17 mm and 19 mm Your authorised Otto Bock dealer ...

Page 6: ... Danger as a result of failure to perform functional testing In the interest of your child s safety the correct function of the mobility base with seating shell is to be checked before every use CAUTION Risk of falling Nurmi Neo is a therapeutic appliance and may be used under supervision only Never leave your child unattended Danger while driving parking CAUTION Risk of accident as a result of im...

Page 7: ...grip bar depth must be checked and corrected if necessary Otherwise the walker may tip over forwards CAUTION Risk of tipping as a result of incorrect adjustment of grips forearm supports L grips forearm supports outwards beyond the grip bar is not permitted CAUTION Risk of injury as a result of the grip bar sliding off The grip bar must always be locked by closing INFORMATION 5 INFORMATION Q Dange...

Page 8: ... as a result lead to the falling of your child The K XL L Z K ZK 55 kg size 3 NOTICE Damage caused by incorrect packaging Only use original packaging for shipment of the product NOTICE Damage caused by objects lying upon the appliance If appliances are transported in the folded _ NOTICE Damage caused by incorrect packaging Only use original packaging for shipment of the product ...

Page 9: ...c Walker proceed as follows j First carefully remove the transport locks and the packaging and put the components on the x K j Take hold of the base frame behind the front wheels Fig 2 and unfold the base frame as shown in the photo 1 2 j Once the frame has been unfolded tighten the star grips Fig 3 on both sides j x K x K j K Fig 6 3 4 ...

Page 10: ...of grip bar depth The grip bar depth must always be j 5 x K of the base frame j x K the eccentric lever with a great amount of manual force j 5 push in the grip bar with standard load Otherwise with the eccentric lever in the open posi tion the clamping force of the lever must be increased by turning the knurled nut clockwise Fig 8 7 8 ...

Page 11: ...e 2 With Nurmi Neo size 3 standard grip bar 11 cm 4 3 5 cm 5 9 9 cm 7 5 grip bar with universal grips 11 cm 4 3 5 cm 5 9 9 cm 7 5 mini grip bar 11 cm 4 3 5 cm 5 9 9 cm 7 5 supports 18 cm 7 1 20 cm 7 9 22 cm 8 7 It is best to check this Fig 10 by placing the caster swivel lock housings of the Nurmi Neo against a smooth door and measuring the space from the door s surface to the grip or forearm supp...

Page 12: ...Grip Bar Shown here Fig 11 and 12 11 12 4 3 Grip Bar with Universal Grips 5 x K the distance between the grips as well as the grip height refer to Technical Data However x K 5 retighten the screw connections 13 14 CAUTION Risk of tipping as a result of incorrect adjustment of grips L beyond the grip bar is not permitted ...

Page 13: ...hannel Forearm Supports The channel forearm supports with vertical hand grips have been designed for users who are for support 5 x K x 5K support can also be changed after removing the detachable pad Fig 16 item A and loosen ing the screw connection Fig 16 item B The distance between the forearm support and grip 5 clamp connection Fig 17 item C the space between the two channel forearm supports ca...

Page 14: ... injury caused by malfunction of the reverse roll lock Regularly check the reverse roll lock for proper function and correct if necessary Worn out or damaged wheels must be replaced Children instinctively tend to fall backwards For this reason the Nurmi Neo is equipped with reverse roll locks Fig 19 and thus provides optimum support x Z K makes it possible to freely move the walker forward and bac...

Page 15: ...ly small folding size if you detach and fold the grip bar To do this L 21 22 CAUTION Risk of pinching While folding the Nurmi Neo do not hold on to other parts than the ones described especially the folding mechanism 5 Accessories 5 5 1 Storage Basket Apart from practical use the storage basket can be used for therapeutic purposes e g to pro vide a stimulus for the patient to collect things The ba...

Page 16: ...l the brake handle Fig 25 completely and engage the retaining claw x Z K 25 26 5 3 Gluteal Support and Combined Gluteal and Pelvic Supports The gluteal support Fig 27 as well as the combined gluteal and pelvic supports Fig 28 make it possible for the user to position him or herself optimally in the grip bar area Since many users tend to support themselves to the rear these supports bring the user ...

Page 17: ...depth j x Z Z K x Z Z K j x Z Z K 27 28 B C A E A D C B 5 4 Anti tipper The anti tipper increases stability against tipping backward and is offered for every model size The anti tipper bows are inserted into the anti tipper holders Fig 29 and secured with tripod springs against turning The anti tipper bows Fig 30 can be swung upwards 29 30 ...

Page 18: ...Now close the swivel lock set the front wheel so that it is positioned for straight forward motion and slightly tighten the screw using a 10 mm open end wrench Open the swivel lock turn the wheel to the outside Fig 32 can only be carried out by the specialist dealer 31 32 5 6 Friction Brake CAUTION Risk of injury due to brake failure Regularly check the the friction brake for proper function and c...

Page 19: ...in the upright position while walking and simply folded down for use 33 34 5 8 Sling Seat CAUTION Risk of falling caused by overload K L L Z size 1 40 kg size 2 55 kg size 3 The Sling Seat Fig 35 Attached to the Nurmi neo Fig 36 Top view serves to effectively sup port the user during gait training Children can rest at any time and are protected against falls in case of sudden fatigue or insecurity...

Page 20: ...orearm supports proceed as follows to mount the Sling Seat INFORMATION Make sure to attach the straps without becoming twisted and that the rubber coated inner side of the loops rest on the metal to prevent slipping j First disassemble the hand grips Fig 37 and the grip bar Fig 38 37 38 j Then slip the loop of the rear straps with the rubber coating on the inner side over the grip bar Fig 39 and r...

Page 21: ...t of sudden opening of the strap clamps Never forget to close the two strap clamps on the back of the Sling Seat INFORMATION L L x X ZK mounting the rear straps j Since the hand grips are not detachable you must open the attachment loops of the rear straps Fig 42 item A to be able to lay them around the cross section of the grip bar INFORMATION J j Thread the free strap end Fig 42 item A out of th...

Page 22: ... The following table lists functions which the user must check at the indicated intervals To be checked before use daily weekly monthly Firm seat of the grip bar Function test of the reverse roll lock Screw connections Dirt on bearings Should any defects become apparent please contact your authorised dealer to eliminate them We also recommend that you have the product serviced every twelve months ...

Page 23: ...Mini grip bar 12 19 NA NA Distance between grips Mini grip bar 8 15 NA NA Grip diameter 1 1 1 Height of the channel forearm supports from 20 24 5 25 25 30 5 27 33 Measurement from mid forearm support to mid 9 8 15 11 8 17 13 8 19 forearm support L K 2 75 6 25 2 75 8 25 2 75 8 25 Overall width 25 26 7 28 K 25 5 30 32 5 x K 25 5 x 9 5 x 24 8 29 5 x 9 5 x 26 8 33 5 x 9 5 x 28 3 Front wheel diameter 6...

Page 24: ...t thereof to the original purchaser at Otto Bock s sole discretion This limited warranty does not cover labor freight charges or damage due to accidents neglect misuse or operation beyond capacity parts damaged by improper installation substitution of parts not approved by Otto Bock any alteration or repair by others that in Otto Bock s judgment materially or adversely affects the product or part ...

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Page 26: ...bH Lindenstraße 13 07426 Königsee Germany Q L L 5 Systems DQS in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9001 standard reg no 779 management system Manufacturer Otto Bock Mobility Solutions GmbH Lindenstraße 13 07426 Königsee Germany x Z ccc ottobock com www ottobock com ...