Motion Concepts TRX 407 MAXX User guide

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TRD0569 Rev A
INSTALLATION/SET-UP MANUAL
DEALER: This manual contains important instructions and safety information related to the
installation, set-up and adjustment of our Maxx Floating CM Legrests. These instructions are
for use only by trained /qualified technical personnel
407 MAXX
CENTER MOUNT LEGREST with
FLOATING FOOT PLATFORM
for the FIXED CM LEGREST and
the POWER CM LEGREST

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Important Information: Before You Begin!
Training
Installation and set-up of the Maxx 407 Floating Center Mount Legrest must only be done by a trained technician
or healthcare professional. If you are not certified as an installer, please arrange immediately for training by a
Motion Concepts technician or sales agent who has been certified to teach the installation and set-up of the Maxx
Floating CM Legrest. Every effort will be made to meet your training needs.
Note: Before proceeding with the installation/set-up, ensure that no pages are missing from this manual.
Hardware
Unless otherwise indicated, all the hardware required to complete the installation will be provided by Motion
Concepts.
WARNING! Do Not Substitute Hardware
• All hardware used by Motion Concepts in the assembly and installation of our Power Positioning Systems is
high strength. Use only the hardware supplied with your seating system.
Tools
The following tools are required to complete the installation, adjustment & set-up:
• Imperial and Metric Wrench and/or Socket Set (7/16”, 11mm); Hex Keys: 3mm, 4mm, 5mm; Standard Screwdriver
IMPORTANT! Please refer to the important Safety and Warning information provided in the Motion
Concepts Owner’s Manual (TRD0000), as well as the 407 Maxx PPS Owners Manual Supplement
(TRD0520) (each provided separately)
IMPORTANT! Motion Concepts disclaims all responsibility for any personal injury or damage to property
that occurs as a result of improper or unsafe use of the power positioning system or the wheelchair on
which the system is installed.
WARNING! Danger of injury if wheelchair and/or power positioning system is used in any other
way than the purpose described in this manual!
• Only ever use the wheelchair/seating system in accordance with the instructions provided in this manual,
as well as the Motion Concepts PPS Owners Manual(s) and your powerbase Owners/Operators Manual
• Pay strict attention to all safety information provided.
WARNING! Warning indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in
death or serious injury.
CAUTION! Caution indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in property
damage or minor injury or both.
IMPORTANT! Indicates important information regarding the operation of your device, or a hazardous
situation that that could result in damage to property if not avoided, or both.
Safety Symbols:
Safe and proper installation, set-up and adjustment of your Motion Concepts device depends upon your diligence
in following the warnings, cautions and information provided in this Manual.
Signal words and safety symbols are used throughout this manual and apply to hazards, unsafe practices or
important information which, if not followed, could result in injury or property damage. Definitions of the signal
words are provided below. It is very important for you to read and understand them completely.
1.0 General Safety Warnings!

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WARNING! Danger of injury by moving parts!
• To avoid personal injury and injury to other individuals from moving wheelchair parts such as wheels,
power legrests, and/or tilt modules; Always be aware of your surroundings, especially when children are
present.
• Pinch points may occur during the operation of your power center mount legrest. Always keep hands and
fingers clear of moving parts to avoid injury.
WARNING! Risk of injury, tipping or damage
• When travelling on a ramp or incline, never attempt to drive with power elevating legrests in the extended
position.
WARNING! Any sudden or gradual deterioration in the function/performance of your power
positioning system (i.e. increased actuator motor/gearbox noise, rattling, sloppiness, etc...) must
be reported to your Dealer immediately.
• A complete wheelchair inspection by a qualified technician is recommended to ensure there is no unusual
wear and tear, or physical damage that requires servicing and/or repair.
WARNING! Risk of Injury or damage if correct or improper replacement (service) parts are used
• Replacement parts for your power positioning system MUST match original Motion Concepts parts
WARNING! Danger of accident and loss of warranty if maintenance is insufficient!
•For reasons of safety and in order to avoid accidents which result from unnoticed wear, it is recommended
that under normal operating conditions your power positioning system undergoes a complete bi-annual
inspection
WARNING! The following safety guidelines should be adhered to while operating your Mo-
tion Concepts power positioning system to avoid serious personal injury and/or damage:
• Never operate the tilt, or power elevating legrest function while underneath a fixed object such as a table or desk.
• Never use a raised foot platform as a support during transfers. When transferring in or out of the seating
system, ensure that the foot platform is in contact with the floor or is in the ‘flipped-up’ position.
• Never use the legrest or foot platform to open doors or move obstructions.
• Never exceed the maximum allowable weight capacity of the power positioning system.
• Never allow items (i.e.; posture belts, backpacks, coats, etc...) to be trapped under your seat when tilted,
or beneath your power legrests when extended, otherwise damage to the system may occur.
• Never allow your Fixed CM Legrest or Power CM Legrest to be used as a tie-down point in a vehicle. Use
only the designated anchoring points on the power wheelchair.
• Never operate any power positioning system functions while driving your wheelchair.
WARNING! Risk of Serious Injury or Damage
Operating the wheelchair with insufficient ground clearance between the foot platform and the
ground/floor may cause serious injury or property damage.
• While the wheelchair is in motion, ALWAYS maintain a minimum ground clearance of 3 inches, or the
minimum ground clearance stated by wheelchair base manufacture (whichever is greater).
• If necessary, elevate the front rigging or tilt the seat to achieve the proper ground clearance prior to driving
the wheelchair.
• Test to ensure the wheelchair does not dip forward and allow the foot platform to touch the ground while
it is in motion. Make further adjustments when necessary.
WARNING! Risk of injury or damage
• Following any legrest adjustment ALWAYS inspect the wheelchair to ensure the front rigging DOES NOT
interfere with the wheelchair chassis or front casters, and that the foot platform does not collide with the
ground.
1.0 General Safety Warnings!

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2.0 407 Maxx Floating CM Legrests: Assembly Overview
407 Mˊˡˡ F˕˘ˊ˝˒˗ː Cˎ˗˝ˎ˛ M˘˞˗˝ Lˎː˛ˎ˜˝˜
Individual
Curved Calf Pads*
*Note: a One-Piece Calf Panel (not shown) is also available in place of the individual calf pad- see Section 4.4.2
Standard CM
Foot Platform
(w/ Heel Straps)
FLOATING POWER CM LEGREST
(shown with the Standard Foot Platform)
Basic CM
Foot Platform
FLOATING FIXED CM LEGREST
(shown with the Basic Foot Platform)
Individual
Curved Calf Pads*
FLOATING STANDARD
CM FOOT PLATFORM ASSEMBLY
FLOATING BASIC
CM FOOT PLATFORM ASSEMBLY

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3.1 CM LEGREST RECEIVERS (GENERAL INSTALLATION AND ADJUSTMENT)
The Maxx Legrest Receivers are installed into the Center Mount Crosstube using one of two possible mounting
hardware configurations (refer to Fig. 1. and Fig. 2. below). The mounting hardware will vary depending on the date
of manufacture. Both hardware configurations are equally effective. The latest configuration (Fig. 2.) uses a shorter
30mm shoulder bolt that will be seated inside the crosstube mounting hole when installed correctly (eliminating the
need for lock washers).
NOTE: There are four optional mounting positions (holes) available on the CM Crosstube; Each set of
mounting holes will produce a unique inital legrest angle- refer to Section 4.1, Initial Legrest Angle Set-
Up/ Adjustments. The initial legrest angle must be established PRIOR to starting the installation.
1. Determine the initial legrest angle (mounting holes) to be used on the CM Crosstube (see section 4.1.1).
2. Adjust/align the mounting holes in the legrest receivers with the appropriate mounting hole in the CM Cross-
tube (per Step 1), ensuring the receivers are adjusted equally at both ends of the crosstube.
3. Align and install the mounting hardware*to secure the legrest receivers in position on the crosstube.
*Note: be certain that the mounting hardware is installed in accordance with the hardware configuration provided
with your Maxx Floating CM Legrest (as illustrated in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. below).
3.1.1 CM Legrest Hardware Installation (CROSS-SECTIONAL VIEW)
WARNING! Risk of injury or damage
• The left & right legrest receivers must be adjusted equally on both ends of the crosstube, to ensure the
center mount legrest remains centered on the seating system (and on wheelchair base).
• Following installation and/or adjustment, always ensure the shoulder bolts are fully inserted through the
legrest receiver and the crosstube (2-3 threads should be exposed beyond the lock nut).
3.0 407 Maxx Floating CM Legrest - Installation Overview
Note: Width adjustments must be made equally on both receivers
UL Maxx Receiver
CM Crosstube
(Lower CM Legrest assembly not shown)
ensure shoulder extends
through both tube walls
2-3 threads must be
exposed beyond nut
CM Crosstube
Legrest
Lock Nut
Fig 1. Fig 2.
ensure shoulder extends
through both tube walls
2-3 threads must be
exposed beyond nut
30mm Shoulder Bolt
Receiver Tube

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Safety Set-Screw
Articulation Adjustment Screws (x2)
Note: Left side adjustment shown
Maximum Rearward Adjustment
Maximum Forward Adjustment
Range of Adjustment = 22mm (7/8”)
Ultra-Rail
Adjustment Slot
3.2. FLOATING CM LEGREST (INSTALLATION AND DEPTH ADJUSTMENT)
3.2.1 CM Lˎː˛ˎ˜˝ I˗˜˝ˊ˕˕ˊ˝˒˘˗ & Dˎ˙˝ˑ Aˍ˓˞˜˝˖ˎ˗˝:(refer to Fig. 1A & Fig. 1B below):
1. Remove the set screws from the left & right clamping plates, and loosen the adjustment screws (x2)
on each clamping plate (do not fully remove adjustment screws).
2. Align the left & right clamping plates (Maxx Legrest Receivers) with the inner channel on the ultra-rails and
adjust the legrest receivers inward or outward until the desired position/depth is achieved.
3. Tighten the legrest adjustment screws on both clamping plates/ultra-rails to secure the legrest in position.
4. Re-install the set screws into the left & right clamping plates.
Fig. 1A
Maxx Ultra-Rail
Fig. 1B
Legrest Adjustment/
Clamping Screws
Ultra-Rail
Set Screw
Clamping Plate
(Lower CM Legrest Ass’y not shown)
WARNING! Risk of Serious Injury, Damage or Loss of Stability.
• Legrest depth adjustments can alter the overall seat depth, and may have a significant effect on the
stability of the wheelchair. The final set-up should be determined based on the stability and driveability
requirements of the end user, and only performed by a trained technician or healthcare professional.
• Always ensure center mount depth adjustments are made equally on both legrest receivers to keep the
legrest properly centered on the wheelchair over the full range of articulation.
3.0 407 Maxx Floating CM Legrest - Installation Overview
WARNING! Risk of injury and/or property damage
• DO NOT remove the safety set-screw located inside the adjustment slots. The set-screw helps prevent the
CM Legrest from disengaging from the wheelchair in the event of a sudden impact or collision.
1
3
2
Installation of the 407 Maxx Floating CM Legrests, and minor legrest Depth Adjustments, are controlled via the
Maxx Legrest Receivers at the front of the seat frame Ultra-Rails.
Note: in the max rearward position,
only one adjustment screw (per side)
will remain visible (3).
IMPORTANT! Ensure at least one adjustment screw is always visible on each CM Legrest Receiver, and
that all visible screws are fully secured.

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The 407 Maxx Floating CM Legrest is factory pre-adjusted based on the information provided at the time of order.
Further fine-tune adjustments may be required to best fit the needs of the end user. The following section illustrates
the various legrest adjustments available; including the initial legrest angle, knee-to-heel length, plantar flex
(footplate) angle and calf pad/panel adjustment
WARNING! Risk of damage, injury or loss of stability
• An adjustment to the seating system mounting position and/or adjustment to the overall seat depth (ultra-
rail adjustment), can affect the stability of the wheelchair and may also impact the function/performance of the
CM legest. To ensure the seating system (and CM legrest) are set-up correctly and safely, adjustments to
the system mounting depth and/or overall seat depth must ONLY be performed by a Qualified Technician.
4.0 FLOATING CM LEGREST SET-UP & ADJUSTMENTS:
The 407 Maxx Power Positioning System (PPS) offers a unique Floating CM Legrest design, which allows the
foot platform to collapse*when it contacts the ground, to assist with forward transfers. The 407 Maxx PPS can
be equipped with a Floating Fixed Center Mount (CM) Legrest, or a Floating Power CM Legrest. Either
Center Mount Legrest model can be configured with one of two floating foot platform options; the Basic CM
Foot Platform, or the Standard CM Foot Platform.
*Note: the amount of collapse (travel length) in the floating foot platform becomes more limited at shorter KTH lengths.
WARNING! Risk of damage or serious injury
• The Anterior Tilt Limit switch, the legrest knee-to-heel (KTH) length and the legrest depth are all intercon-
nected, thereby making any adjustments more complex. To ensure athe CM legrest is adjusted safely and
properly, these adjustments should ONLY be performed by a Qualified Technician.
WARNING! Risk of injury due to crushing or pinching.
• Keep hands, fingers or limbs clear of the articulating mechanism on the inside of a power legrest.
WARNING! Risk of damage or serious injury
Operating the wheelchair with insufficient ground clearance between the footplates and the ground/
floor may cause serious injury or property damage.
• While the wheelchair is in motion, ALWAYS maintain a minimum ground clearance of 3 inches, or the
minimum ground clearance stated by wheelchair base manufacture (whichever is greater).
• If necessary, elevate the front rigging or tilt the seat to achieve the proper ground clearance prior to driv-
ing the wheelchair.
• NEVER leave legrests in a fully extended position when travelling up or down ramps or slopes.
• If the Anterior drive lock-out (DLO) Limit does not stop the wheelchair from driving when the seating system
is in the anterior-tilt position, STOP operation of the wheelchair. Return the seat to the HOME position for
safe operation and contact your Dealer/ Service Provider IMMEDIATELY to arrange service.
4.0 407 Maxx Floating CM Legrest - Set-Up/Adjustment
IMPORTANT! Depending on the overall seat-to-floor (STF) height of the installed seating system, the
system seat depth and/or the knee-to-heel (KTH) length of the CM legrest, it may be necessary to perform
a compensating adjustment to the Anterior Tilt Angle (Limit Switch) to ensure the footplate/platform will
safely contact the ground.
Be certain to read the safety warnings provided below, as well as the Safety Lockout and Limit information
provided in TRD0520, 407 Maxx PPS Owners Manual Supplement (Section 5.3. Anterior Tilt and
Anterior DLO Limits).

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A. B. C. D.
Fig. 1.
4.1 INITIAL LEGREST ANGLE (S- A):
The initial (retracted) legrest angle may be set to one of four optional configurations. The mounting holes used in
the upper legrest crosstube will establish the initial legrest angle (refer to Fig. 1. below).
Please Note: the initial (retracted) legrest angle will determine the final legrest angle at full extension for the Maxx-
Floating Power CM Legrest
e.g. UL Maxx Legrest Receiver
4.1.1 Aˍ˓˞˜˝˒˗ː ˝ˑˎ I˗˒˝˒ˊ˕ Lˎː˛ˎ˜˝ A˗ː˕ˎ:
1. Remove the mounting hardware from the crosstube (note: for the Floating Power CM Legrest ensure the legrest
actuator is fully retracted prior to removing the hardware
(Note: it may also be necessary to remove the front of the seat pan to gain access to the mounting hardware)
2. Select your initial legrest angle (see Fig. 1.), then rotate the legrest (receivers) until the mounting holes in the
legrest receivers align with the chosen mounting holes in the CM Crosstube.
3. Once properly aligned, re-install the mounting hardware* and secure the legrest (crosstube & receivers) into
position (*refer to Section 3.1- Legrest Receiver Installation for important installation instructions).
4. Test the power legrest over the full range of articulation to ensure there is no collision interference with the seating
system and/or with the wheelchair powerbase (including front casters), and ensure there is no pinching or pulling
on the legrest cables/harnesses.
Initial Legrest Angle Set-Up (With Legrest Fully Retracted)
C. Initial Angle (+7°)
B. Initial Angle (90°)
A. Initial Angle (-7°)
D. Initial Angle (+12°)
CM Crosstube
4.0 407 Maxx Floating CM Legrest - Set-Up/Adjustment
(Maxx Floating Power CM Legrest shown)

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The Floating Fixed CM Legrest offers an adjustable knee-to-heel (KTH) length, ranging from 13.5” (34cm)
- 17.5” (44cm). Adjustments are available in 1/2” (13mm) increments. The KTH length is adjusted via the
adjustment screws on the legrest extension brackets (1 screw per bracket).
Instructions:
1. Remove and retain the adjustment screw (1) on the extension brackets (left and right), and slide/adjust the
extension brackets/foot platform to the desired KTH Length.
2. Re-install the adjustment screws at the desired KTH Length.
3. Verify the foot platform is set to the correct height/position, then fully secure the mounting hardware.
IMPORTANT! Following any KTH adjustment, always test the Fixed CM legrest over the full range of
anterior tilt to ensure there is sufficient ground clearance, and there is no interference with the front casters
or wheelchair chasis. (Be certain to read the safety warnings/information provided in TRD0520, 407 Maxx
PPS Owners Manual Supplement (Section 5.0 Safety Lockout and Limit Switches).
4.2 KNEE-TO-HEEL (KTH) LENGTH ADJUSTMENTS:
4.2.1 KTH Aˍ˓˞˜˝˖ˎ˗˝˜- F˕˘ˊ˝˒˗ː F˒ˡˎˍ CM Lˎː˛ˎ˜˝:
IMPORTANT! To avoid potential injury, property damage and/or damage to the legrest/seating system, it
is critical that the legrest KTH length (and anterior limit switch), is properly adjusted to ensure the necessary
ground clearance is maintained during the anterior tilt function. KTH adjustments should ONLY be performed
by a Qualified Technician
Legrest Extension Bracket
1/2”(13mm)
increments
(foot platform not shown)
MAXX FLOATING FIXED CM LEGREST: KTH Adjustment Range = 13.5” - 17.5” (34cm - 44cm)
adjustment
screw
1
13.5” (34cm) KTH
17.5” (44cm) KTH
(Basic CM Foot Platform shown)
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MAXX FLOATING POWER CM LEGREST: KTH Adjustment Range = 13.5” - 17.5” (34cm - 44cm)
4.2.2 KTH Aˍ˓˞˜˝˖ˎ˗˝˜- Mˊˡˡ F˕˘ˊ˝˒˗ː P˘ˠˎ˛ CM Lˎː˛ˎ˜˝:
The Maxx Floating Power CM Legrest offers an adjustable knee-to-heel (KTH) length, ranging from 13.5”
(34cm) - 17.5” (44cm). Adjustments are available in 1/2” (13mm) increments. The KTH length is adjusted
via the adjustment screws on the legrest extension brackets (1 screw per bracket).
Instructions:
1. Remove and retain the adjustment screw (1) on the extension brackets (left and right), and slide/adjust the
extension brackets/foot platform to the desired KTH Length.
2. Re-install the adjustment screws at the desired KTH Length.
3. Verify the foot platform is set to the correct height/position, then fully secure the mounting hardware.
IMPORTANT! Following any KTH adjustment, always test the Floating Power CM Legrest over its full range
of motion (including anterior tilt) to ensure there is sufficient ground clearance, and there is no interference
with the front casters or wheelchair chasis. (Be certain to read the safety warnings/information provided
in TRD0520, 407 Maxx PPS Owners Manual Supplement (Section 5.0 Safety Lockout and Limit
Switches).
Legrest Extension Bracket
1/2”(13mm)
increments
(foot platform not shown) adjustment
screw
1
13.5” (34cm) KTH
17.5” (44cm) KTH
(Standard Flip-Up Foot Platform shown)
4.0 407 Maxx Floating CM Legrest - Set-Up/Adjustment

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4.3 FLOATING CM LEGREST- FOOT PLATFORM ADJUSTMENTS:
Maximized Downward Angle
(set screw removed)
Standard Foot Platform
Angle Adjustment
button head screw
Maximized Upward Angle
(set screw fully extended)
22

range (approx.)
4.3.1 S˝ˊ˗ˍˊ˛ˍ CM F˘˘˝ P˕ˊ˝ˏ˘˛˖ - A˗ː˕ˎ Aˍ˓˞˜˝˖ˎ˗˝
The angle of the center mount platform is determined by an adjustable button head screw at the rear of the
foot platform (refer to images below). To set the maximum upward footplate angle, fully extend the button head
screw (ensuring there is adequate screw thread remaining in the foot platform to hold it in place). To maximize
the downward foot platform angle, the screw may be completely removed.
4.3.2 Bˊ˜˒ˌ CM F˘˘˝ P˕ˊ˝ˏ˘˛˖ - A˗ː˕ˎ Aˍ˓˞˜˝˖ˎ˗˝
The angle of the center mount platform is determined by an adjustable set screw at the rear of the basic foot
platform (refer to images below). To set the maximum upward footplate angle, fully extend the set screw (ensuring
there is adequate screw thread remaining in the foot platform to hold it in place). To maximize the downward
foot platform angle, the set screw may be completely removed.
(Note: Heel Strap assembly not shown)
TOP
VIEW
NOTE: the final angle of the foot platform will also be dictated by the initial legrest angle set up of the
407 Maxx Floating CM Legrest- see Section 4.1
4.0 407 Maxx Floating CM Legrest - Set-Up/Adjustment
Maximized Downward Angle
(set screw removed)
Basic Foot Platform
Angle Adjustment
set screw
Maximized Upward Angle
(set screw fully extended)
22

range (approx.)
TOP
VIEW

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4.4 CALF PAD ADJUSTMENTS:
The individual calf pads are installed via a mounting bracket into the side tabs of the calf pad mounting plate.
The calf pads may be configured (independently) in one of three mounting positions (depths) on the mounting
plate (3/8” (9.5mm) increments) as illustated in the images below.
4.4.1 I˗ˍ˒˟˒ˍ˞ˊ˕ C˞˛˟ˎˍ Cˊ˕ˏ Pˊˍ˜
A. CURVED CALF PAD INSTALLATION & DEPTH ADJUSTMENT:
3/8”
increments
Calf Pad Installation
REAR VIEW
mounting
bracket
mounting
plate
mounting plate
(Standard)
mounting plate
(Short KTH)
Depth Adjustment
4.3.3 F˕˒˙-U˙F˘˘˝ P˕ˊ˝ˏ˘˛˖ Aˍ˓˞˜˝˖ˎ˗˝:
4.0 407 Maxx Floating CM Legrest - Set-Up/Adjustment
Flip-Up Adjustment
(Basic Foot Platform)
Flip-Up Adjustment
(Standard Foot Platform)
Both the Basic and Standard CM Foot Platforms are designed to be ‘flipped-up’ to provide additional clearance at
the front of the wheelchair, if necessary. The flip-up adjustment is performed by manually lifting the foot platform
until it reaches the upright/perpendicular position (as illustrated in the images below).

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Mounting Plate Adjustment*: The overall height/position of the curved calf pads on the Maxx Floating Fixed
CM Legrest and/or the Maxx Floating Power CM Legrest can be adjusted via the calf pad mounting plate (both
pads are adjusted simultaneously). To adjust the mounting position of the calf pads, loosen the two mounting
screws on the front shroud cover, and slide the calf pads up or down via the slots in the mounting plate- see images
below. The standard mounting plate offers a 1-1/4” (32mm) range of vertical adjustment.
*Note: an optional (fixed) mounting plate with modified shroud may be installed for Short KTH Lengths.
B. CURVED CALF PAD HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT:
height
adjustment
slots
Curved
Calf Pad
shroud
Standard Calf Pad Assembly (with Height Adjustable Mounting Plate):
adjustment screws
adjustable mounting
plate (standard)
4.0 407 Maxx Floating CM Legrest - Set-Up/Adjustment
Curved
Calf Pad
shroud
Fixed Calf Pad Assembly (Optional for Short KTH):
mounting screws
fixed mounting
plate
Extended Position
(maximum) Lowered Offset
Raised Offset
Angled
The individual curved calf pads may be adjusted independently on their respective mounting bracket using the
mounting screws at the rear of the calf pads. These adjustments allow for adjustment to the overall width, height
and/or angle of the calf pad relative to the mounting bracket. Sample mounting configurations are illustrated below.
Independent Calf Pad/Bracket Adjustments (Sample Configurations):
Centered
C. INDEPENDENT CALF PAD/MOUNTING BRACKET ADJUSTMENTS:

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4.0 407 Maxx Floating CM Legrest - Set-Up/Adjustment
The One-Piece Calf Panel is non-adjustable, and installed directly onto the downtube of the upper CM Legrest
weldment. The calf panel incorporates a removable fabric covered foam pad, which offers a larger surface area
for added comfort and increased leg support. The one-piece calf panel is compatible with both the Maxx Floating
Fixed CM Legrest and the Maxx Floating Power CM Legrest.
4.4.2. O˗ˎ-P˒ˎˌˎ Cˊ˕ˏ Pˊ˗ˎ˕:
One-Piece Calf Panel Installation
Calf Panel
(foam pad not shown)
Fixed Mount
(non-adjustable)
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the instructions contained in this manual, please contact
our Technical Service Department for assistance.
USA 888-433-6818
CAN 800-680-4191

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NOTES:

CANADA
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Concord, Ontario Fax: [phone]
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@ [email protected]
www. www.motionconcepts.com
USA
Motion Concepts
700 Ensminger Rd, Suite 112 Tel.: [phone]
Tonawanda, New York Tel (toll free): 866-433-6818
14150 Fax: [phone]
Tech Service: 888-433-6818