Leckey Mygo Stander User manual

Mygo Stander
User Manual
Supporting
Children
English

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The Mygo Stander can be positioned
in prone, upright or supine, to allow a
progressive and varied standing therapy
programme. For use by individual or
multiple children, the Mygo Stander aids
and increases functionality for children
of all abilities. With its intelligent knee
supports and dynamic footplates it can
bring standing therapy to children with
fixed knee contractures of up to 25
degrees.
It is easy and intuitive to use and simplies the process of getting your
child into a comfortable and secure standing position. It’s standing
made simple, whilst accommodating a broader range of complexities.
This manual shows you how you can quickly and easily make use of all
of the functions. The instructions on the safety and maintenance of the
product will ensure that you will enjoy it for a long time.

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CONTENTS
01 Intended use
02 Certication
03 Warning and Cautions
04 Terms of warranty
05 Product history record
06 Product Training
07 Safety Information
08 Precautions and Contraindications
09 How to unpack and assemble
10 Fitting the covers
11 Clinical setup for postural management
12 Frequent adjustments for daily use
13 Cleaning and care information
14 Daily product inspection
15 Annual product inspection
16 Reissuing Leckey products
17 Product servicing
18 Technical information

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SECTION 01:
INTENDED USE
Intended use
The devices are intended to
assist children that cannot stand
or maintain a standing position
independently as part of a supported
weight bearing program.
Indications for use
Mygo Stander is for use in prone,
supine and upright standing. Mygo
Stander comes in 2 sizes, size 1 is for
kids aged 4-10 and size 2 is for 8-14
years, with a maximum user weight
of 50kgs (110lbs) and 60kgs (132lbs)
respectively. Suitable for:
•Children with disabilities such as
Cerebral Palsy, traumatic brain
injuries, muscular dystrophy and
other conditions where supported
standing programs are encouraged.
•Children with xed knee and hip
contractures of up to 25 degrees.
SECTION 02:
CERTIFICATION
The Mygo Stander is classied as
a Class I Medical Device under
EU and UK regulations. As the
manufacturer, James Leckey Design
Limited, declares that this product
conforms to the Medical Device
Regulation (2017/745), UK Medical
Device Regulations 2002, Medial
Device Directive (93/42 EEC) and
EN 12182:2012 Assistive products
for persons with disability, general
requirements and test methods.
Notice to the user and/or patient:
Any serious incident that has
occurred in relation to the
device should be reported to the
manufacturer and the competent
authority of the Member State in
which the user and/or patient is
established.
NOTE:
General user advice.
Not following these
instructions may result in
physical injury, damage to
the product or damage to
the environment!

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SECTION 03:
WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
1) WARNING TOPPLING HAZARD
• Never use the product on a sloping
surface greater than 5 degrees.
• Always check operation of linear
drives, gas struts, and motor drives
before use.
• When adjusting the stander angle
ensure there is adequate access
space on all sides of the product.
• Always lock casters facing
outwards before placing the user in
the product.
2) WARNING FINGER TRAP HAZARD
• Ensure that the user or carer does
not touch any moving joint or pivot
that is not locked.
• While the user is in the product, the
carer should strive to keep product
adjustments to a minimum.
3) WARNING OCCUPANT SECURITY
• User transfers in and out of
the product must be done with
appropriate equipment and
personnel.
• When transferring the user into the
product, rst use the pelvic band to
secure the user.
• Ensure that all harnesses, sandal
straps and chest pad are securely
applied.
• If the user exhibits any form of
distress, remove from the product
as quickly as is safely possible.
4) CAUTION FINGER PINCH HAZARD
• While the user is in the product,
the carer should strive to keep
product adjustments to a
minimum.
• Take care when assembling or
adjusting the position of the
stander components that your
ngers do not get pinched when
positioning stander components
and tightening mountings.
• During product assembly and
adjustment, the carer should avoid
nger pinching risk of the product’s
joints or pivots.
• During transfers and adjustments,
the carer should avoid the nger
pinching risk of over-centre buckles
and latches.
5) CAUTION DAILY CHECKS
• The stander is to be checked
daily before use to ensure
that all harnesses and stander
components are securely attached.
• Always check operation of linear
drives, gas struts, and motor drives
before use.
6) CAUTION TRIP HAZARD WITH
POWERED CHASSIS
• Before moving a powered stander
ensure that battery charging
connection is removed.

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The warranty applies only when
the product is used according to
the specied conditions and for the
intended purposes, following all
manufacturers’ recommendations
(also see general terms of sale,
delivery and payment). A three
year warranty is provided on all
Leckey manufactured products and
components.
SECTION 04:
TERMS OF
WARRANTY
SECTION 05:
PRODUCT HISTORY
RECORD
Your Leckey product is classied
as a Class 1 Medical device and as
such should only be prescribed,
set up or reissued for use by a
technically competent person who
has been trained in the use of this
product. Leckey recommend that
a written record is maintained to
provide details of all setups, reissue
inspections and annual inspections of
this product.
7) CAUTION CLEANING
• Clean the stander regularly to prevent
the build-up of dirt. Accumulated
dirt can prematurely wear the
fabric components and encourage
corrosion on the stander. Only use
non-abrasive household cleaners
and moist cloths, do not use running
water on the upholstery whilst it is
still attached to the seat. See section
Cleaning and care information.
8) CAUTION CLEANING POWER
WASHERS/HOSES
• Hoses and power washers are
not to be used to clean the
product. Standers with the
electric lift system are not sealed
against running water and may
be damaged by water ingress.
See section Cleaning and care
information.
9) CAUTION SERVICING/REPAIR OF
ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS
• All electronic and electrical
components are NOT user-
serviceable. Servicing and repairs
are only to be carried out by
Leckey-authorised personnel.
10) CAUTION DISPOSAL
• When disposing of the product
using a community waste disposal
site, the frame and any electrical
components should be disposed of
separately.
11) CAUTION BRINGING INTO USE
• Before use, allow 2 hours for the
product to acclimatise to room
temperature.

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SECTION 07
Safety Information
SECTION 12
Frequent Adjustments for Daily Use
SECTION 13
Cleaning and Care Information
SECTION 14
Daily Product Inspection
Your Leckey product is a prescribed
Class 1 Medical Device and as such
Leckey recommend that parents,
teachers and carers using the
equipment should be made aware
of the following sections of this user
manual by a technically competent
person.
Leckey recommend that a written
record is maintained of all those who
have been trained in the correct use
of this product.
SECTION 06:
PRODUCT TRAINING
RECORD
1. Always read instructions fully
before use.
2. Users should not be left
unattended at any time whilst
using Leckey equipment.
3. Only use Leckey approved
components with your product.
Never modify the product in any
way. Failure to follow instructions
may put the user or carer at risk
and will invalidate the warranty
on the product.
4. If in any doubt as to the
continued safe use of your
product or if any parts should fail,
please cease using the product
and contact our customer
services department or local
dealer as soon as possible.
5. Carry out all positional
adjustments and ensure that
they are securely fastened before
you put the user into this product.
Some adjustments may require
the use of a tool which is provided
with each product. Keep all tools
out of reach of children.
6. When placing the user into
the standing frame, for safety
reasons, always secure the pelvic
band rst. The chest and knee
straps should then be fastened.
SECTION 07:
SAFETY
INFORMATION

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7. When used in the supine position
it is important to ensure the
knee pads are fastened securely.
Always check the clips are fully
engaged.
8. Although the stander is tted
with castors it is not a mobility
device. Always ensure that the
castor brakes are locked at all
times when the frame is in use,
being adjusted or even just
stored.
9. When adjusting the angle of
the Leckey Mygo Stander ensure
that the user and all parts of
the product are well clear of
surrounding furnishings to avoid
potential collisions.
10. Fine positional adjustments may
be carried out safely when the
user is in the product. But it is
important to support all pads
when adjusting them while the
user is in the product.
11. Never leave the product on a
sloping surface greater than 5
degrees. Always remember to
lock all the castors.
12. The product contains
components which could present
a choking hazard to small
children. Always check that
locking knobs and bolts within
the child’s reach are tightened
and secure at all times.
13. Leckey products comply with
re safety regulations in
accordance with EN12182.
However the product contains
plastic components and therefore
should be kept away from all
direct sources of heat including
naked ames, cigarettes, electric
and gas heaters.
14. Never place hot items on the
Activity Tray as they may damage
the plastic.
15. Clean the product regularly.
Do not use abrasive cleaners.
Carry out maintenance checks
on a regular basis to ensure
your product is in good working
condition.
16. The product is designed for indoor
use and when not in use should
be stored in a dry place that is
not subjected to extremes of
temperature. The safe operating
temperature range of the product
is +5° to +40° Celsius.

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SECTION 08:
PRECAUTIONS AND
CONTRAINDICATIONS
Precautions
• Fixed spinal deformities such as
scoliosis or kyphosis
• Severe muscle contractures
• Severe muscular or skeletal
asymmetry including hip dislocation
• Progressive and muscle wasting
conditions
• High risk or recent history of bone
fractures
• High risk of pressure related injury or
open sores
• Strong, uncontrolled movement
patterns
• Poorly controlled seizure activity
• Children dependent on the use
of percutaneous endoscopic
gastrostomy
• Medical instability including
compromised respiratory or
cardiovascular function
• Dependant on 3rd party life-
sustaining apparatus such as
oxygen tanks
• Signicant learning disabilities and/
or behavioural issues
Contraindications
• Children experiencing pain
or discomfort that cannot be
resolved by adjustment of support/
positioning
• Children with hip/ knee exion
contracture beyond the limits of the
stander
All precautions and contraindications
are taken at the discretion of the
prescribing clinician or parent.
Leckey recommends a trained and
experienced clinician to be present
during all initial assessment, set
ups, congurations, and reissues to
minimise risk.

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SECTION 09:
HOW TO UNPACK
AND ASSEMBLE
Your Mygo Stander will arrive at
in a cardboard box. Firstly remove
everything from the box and check
you have all the parts you have
ordered.
To assemble the product with the
stander upright, lift it up from the
cross bar , place vertical tubes in
between the free lugs on the chassis
and line up the holes (the groove
in the vertical tube should help with
the location).
Add the bolts and tighten . Repeat
this on the other side. Then lift up the
manual actuator to the free lugs on
the cross bar and line up the holes,
then add bolts and tighten .
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D
7.1 MULTI TOOL
A number of adjustments will require
the use of a multi tool, which is
supplied with each product.
7.2 HOW TO ATTACH
THE CHEST SUPPORT
Remove the screw on the chest
support, place the chest support onto
the metal extrusion at the required
height, replace the screw and tighten.
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pad F and push it in, this will push
the clamp plate out of the way of the
tray receiver bar. Then insert the tray
receiver bar into the top of the hip
pad extrusion G, move it down to
the required height and retighten the
knob securely.
Repeat on the opposite side. Now
you can insert your tray by inserting
the tray bars into the receivers to
the required depth from the front for
prone and the back for supine then
retighten securely using knob on
receiver H.
B
9.3 HOW TO ATTACH THE TRAY
RECEIVER AND TRAY
First of all ensure that your tray is
configured to the size of your stander.
For the Size 1 the brackets on the tray
bars should point outwards . For
the Size 2 the brackets on the tray
bars should point inwards .
If you need to change the
configuration; remove the Allen
bolts , swap the bars over then
replace the Allen bolts and retighten
E.
Before inserting the tray receivers the
clamp plate for the height adjustment
of the tray must be moved out of
the way, as it is contained in the top
of the hip pad extrusion. To do this;
loosen the knob at the top of the hip
E
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Insert the required attachment bolt
along with the retention plate
Place a rubber lid on both the top
and bottom of the sandal. Fasten
using the four screws provided. To
remove or replace the attachment
bolt, reverse this process.
A
1
2
3
C
9.4 INSERTING
ATTACHMENT BOLT
ON SANDALS
H
F

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9.6 HOW TO ATTACH
THE SHOULDER
SUPPORT FOR
SUPINE STANDING
9.5 ATTACHING THE
SANDALS
To attach the shoulder support to
the stander, insert the Allen bolt into
the bottom hole on the back of the
chest support as shown . Place the
shoulder support onto the inserted
Allen bolt and secure with the two
further Allen bolts supplied .
Place the sandal so that the
attachment bolt goes through the
slot in the footplate. To secure, on
the underside of the footplate place
the rubber washer , followed by
the metal washer and then the
knob onto the attachment bolt. To
position the sandals, simply loosen
the knob under the footplate,
select the position you require and
re-fasten the knob.
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9.7 ATTACHING
THE HEADREST FOR
SUPINE STANDING
The head support cannot be used
without the shoulder support for
supine standing. To attach the
headrest place the headrest clamp
onto the shoulder support and
secure using the Allen bolts provided.
Then slide the headrest stem into the
receiving bracket , set the height
required and secure using the hand
lever .
A
9.8 ATTACHING THE
KNEE STRAPS
First of all you will need to feed the
webbing through the plastic D ring as
shown in .
To attach the knee straps insert the
plastic clip into the buckle on
the side of the main knee support.
Then grab the straps ends and pull
firmly away from the user, which will
secure the strap around the user’s
leg. To remove the strap, simply
squeeze the tabs on the top and
bottom of the plastic clip and the
strap will pop off.

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9.10 ATTACHING THE
HIP BELT BRACKET
Before you can attach the de-rotation
hip belt you will first of all need to
attach the hip belt bracket. To do this
slide the bracket into the receiving
slots in the hip pad metalwork
and secure using the Allen bolt and
washer provided . Repeat this on
the other side. The de-rotation hip
belt does not require hip laterals.
9.9 ATTACHING
SANDAL RAISERS
If sandal raisers have been ordered,
attach them by placing them onto
their corresponding building block
style recesses on the footplate (a &
b). Put the sandal on top and secure
with the sandal bolt (as per section
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9.11 ATTACHING THE
HIP LATERALS
The hip wrap around harness requires
hip laterals. To attach the hip laterals
slide the bracket into the receiving
slot in the hip pad metalwork to
the required width and secure with
the washer and Allen bolt provided
. Repeat this on the other side.
9.12 ATTACHING THE
POSTERIOR SUPPORT
AND POMMEL
RECEIVERS
If a posterior support is required,
first attach the posterior support
receiver by sliding the bracket into
the receiving slots in the hip pad
metalwork and secure with the
washer and allen bolts provided .
Repeat this on the other side.

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9.13 ATTACHING
THE STANDARD,
FLIPAWAY &
COMPLEX CHEST
LATERALS
The chest wrap around harness
requires chest laterals, either
standard or flipaway.
Pull back the PU chest pad to gain
access . Then insert the lateral
bracket together with the angle
adjustment mouldings into the chest
pad as shown , ensuring to insert
the plastic bosses into the chest pad
slot .Then secure from the outside
with the Allen bolt and washer
supplied . Repeat this on the other
side.
Attach the pommel receiver to the
bracket on the hip pad, using allen
bolts provided E.
9.12.1 ATTACHING
THE POMMEL
RECEIVER
E

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9.14 ATTACHING THE
CHEST/HIP WRAP
AROUND HARNESS
To attach the chest/hip wrap around
harness, slide the cushions onto the
PU lateral with the flaps towards the
outside of the stander , feed the
plastic buckle through the hole in
the cover, then bring the two Velcro
fastener straps around the PU
lateral and attach them to the Velcro
panel as shown. Close over the flap
. Repeat this on the other side.
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9.15 ATTACHING THE
PELVIC BAND
There is a different pelvic band for
prone and supine standing. In prone
the pelvic band should be attached to
the user first, if possible on a mat. The
inner pelvic band is wrapped around
the user’s pelvis and then when the
user is secured into the frame (by
their feet and chest) the longer straps
are slipped through the belt bars on
the hip pad and secured firmly
around the user. The safety strap with
the plastic buckle and clip should
then be secured to ensure the band is
not accidentally unfastened .
In supine the pelvic band should stay
attached to the product. When the
user is secured into the frame (by
their feet and chest) the inner pelvic
band is wrapped around the user’s
pelvis and then the longer straps
are slipped through the belt bars
on the hip pad (if they are not already
through) E and secured firmly
around the user. The safety strap with
the plastic buckle and clip should
then be secured to ensure the band is
not accidentally unfastened F.
E
F