mikirad 20/MR/R User manual

-date of actualization: Juni 2023 --
IV. NOTES ON USE
1. Use mild detergents for cleaning and disinfection. Do not use
corrosive or abrasive products!
NOTE: Do not use agents containing naphtha, solvents,
acids, chlorine etc. for cleaning soft surfaces!
2. Product marking is performed in the form of an identification label
attached to each device. The label contains the following
information:
number indicating the date of manufacture:
LOT: RRRR-MM ( RRRR means the year, MM means the
month, e.g.: 2023-01)
name and type of product e.g.: REF: 20/MR/R
allowed body weight of the user
3. All devices (except for caps) have a 2-year warranty.
4. Use the devices as directed! Any bending of the metal parts with
visible cracks on the surface exclude the device from further use.
Check the device before and during use to ensure that
it has no scratches, cracks, etc.
5. The production service during the warranty period (24 months)
includes replacement of parts or products, which are found to have
any manufacturing defects.
6. The MIKIRAD operational service functions directly at the points
of sale of the products.
7. MIKIRAD guarantees the production of spare parts for 10 years from
the date of manufacture of a product.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
MOVABLE WALKERS
MIKIRAD manufactures movable walkersas medical devices for improving
the mobility of people with disabilities (according to In-house Specification
ZN-00/MK-01-5/2010 harmonised with standard PN-EN ISO 9999
–Class 12 06 and EUROPEAN COUNCIL DIRECTIVE 2017/745 [MDR]
of 5 April 2017)
PN EN ISO
9999
NAME
TYPE
12 06 03
12 06 06
- Framed walker
- Framed walker with 2 wheels
-20/MR/R
-20/MR/R.2K
Walkers are handled with two hands, and have four points
of support terminated, depending on device type, with protective caps
and/or wheels.
I. GENERAL NOTES
Our walkers are designed for use on level indoor
surfacesonly.
Standard products are designed for users (with lower limb disability) with
height of 155cm to 185cm and body weight of up to 120 kg.
Walkers can be adjusted to the user’s height by extending or sliding
in the telescopic tube in 20 mm increments.
Once you are done secure the bottom tube with the latch
(containing two steel pegs matched to the holes in the fixed and movable
tubes).
The height of the walker is correct wherethe user can stand as much upright
as possible and the product performs satisfactorily. See part II of this
manual for adjustment instructions.
Setting the height of the walker correctly will significantly
extend its lifetime.

II. PROCEDURE FOR STEPWISE ADJUSTMENT
OF PRODUCT HEIGHT (Fig. 1)
1. Push the double latch out of the holes by pushing both fronts of the
latch wings towards the back using two thumbs, so as to move the
wings and slide the steel pegs out of the rod holes.
Do not bend the latch wings as they may break or lose
elasticity.
2. Slide the adjustment rod along the axis to the appropriate height for
the user; remember that the holes in the adjustment rod must
ideally overlap the holes in the shaft.
3. Insert the steel pegs of the latch into the correctly positioned holes
and push the lath using your hand until the inside surface of the
latch is in full contact with the rod shaft.
Follow the same steps for the remaining points of support.
Fig.1 Stepwise adjustment
III. UNFOLDING AND FOLDING A WALKER
To unfold the walker, position it in front of you, hold its upper frame
(cross tube) with one hand, with the other hand grab the lowest of the three
frames of the walker (cross tubes) and push it forward (away from you)
as much as possible until you feel resistance.
The legs of the walker should remain steadily on the ground.
When folding, proceed in reverse: pull the
lower frame of the walker (to yourself),
to an upright position.
20/MR/R
20/MR/R.2k