smirthwaite Whirl Terzo User manual

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Whirl Terzo
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Codes 8349-8350

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CONTENTS PAGE
1.0 INTRODUCTION 1
2.0 ILLUSTRATION OF YOUR WHIRL TERZO STANDER 2
3.0 FOR YOUR SAFETY 3
4.0 SETTING UP YOUR STANDER 4
5.0 ADJUSTING YOUR STANDER 5
6.0 TRANSFER 8
7.0 CARE AND MAINTENANCE 9
8.0 GUARANTEE AND SERVICE 9
9.0 CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT 10
10.0 WARRANTY AND AFTER SALES 10
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing your new Smirthwaite Whirl Terzo Stander.
The Whirl has been designed to give excellent symmetry and enable children from a
young age to gradually develop and maintain their ability to weight bear. It is suitable for
children who require minimal to high levels of support and control.
IMPORTANT!
These instructions should be read by all therapists and carers using
the equipment and should be retained for future reference. The
product should always be used under adult supervision.
The Whirl Terzo requires an assessment to establish goals and
benefits as part of the user’s therapy programme and should always
be used under professional guidance.
Any incorrect use of the product and failure to follow the instructions
may put the user at risk or impede the function. If you have any
queries using this product or wish for further copies, please do not
hesitate to contact Customer Service department on
T: [phone].

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2.0 ILLUSTRATION OF YOUR WHIRL TERZO STANDER
A. Padded thoracic support
B. Padded pelvic support
C.Activity tray and bowl
D.Knee cups
E. Mechanical angle adjustor
F. Indexable footrests
2.1 TECHNICAL DATA
Size
1
2
Product Code
8349
8350
User Height1
cm
63-102
76-127
User Weight Limit
kg
70
90
Thoracic Support (top) to foot plate2
mm
630-1020
760-1270
Pelvic Support (top) to foot plate2
mm
410-830
560-1030
Knee Block to foot plate2
mm
130-420
165-520
Max width (between thoracic supports)
mm
300
460
Foot Plate to floor height (exc. sandals)
mm
70
70
Tray Size (depth x width)
mm
610 x 690
700 x 800
Angle
O
0 to 10
0 to 10
Base Frame
mm
795 x 660
960 x 710
Shipping Weight (inc packaging)
Kg
38
40
1. Measured from footplate to thoracic support (top)
2. Minimum heights taken with footplate raised 50mm from floor.
A
C
D
C
B
E
C
F
C
A
C
B
C
D
C
C
C

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3.0 FOR YOUR SAFETY
STOP!
Please read these instructions CAREFULLY and THOROUGHLY.
The user should NOT be left unattended whilst using the Whirl Terzo. Always ensure a
responsible adult or carer is in attendance.
Regular maintenance checks and cleaning are essential for the safe use of this
equipment (see care and maintenance section).
Use only on a flat surface and do not exceed the axilla heights or weight limits
specified above.
If any part is loose, damaged or functioning incorrectly, do not use until rectified.
Check that all 4 castor brakes are locked and all parts are secure before the user is
transferred to the stander.
The Whirl is supplied fully assembled except for the tray. Check before use that all
parts are present and undamaged. Please read the instructions below carefully to
ensure safe usage.
IMPORTANT!
Always lock the castors when attaching items or making adjustments.
To lock, apply foot to point (A), to unlock apply foot to point (B).

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4.0 SETTING UP YOUR STANDER
STOP!
If in any doubt, ALWAYS seek ADVICE.
Always turn handwheels and screws clockwise to tighten or anti-
clockwise to loosen. The chair must be fully adjusted by a therapist
or trained representative before use.
Set up is made safer and easier by following the instructions below.
Ensure all 4 castors are brake locked.
Remove the activity tray.
Take the intended user’s measurements.
Set the stander up approximately to these measurements and make final adjustments
when the user is in place.
Smirthwaite offer, at no extra charge, an appointment with a product specialist who will
assist in the initial product set up.

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5.0 ADJUSTING YOUR STANDER
IMPORTANT!
Provided with your Whirl Terzo you will find a 4mm and 6mm
Hexagon key. Please use this to adjust your product.
5.1 MAIN COLUMN HEIGHT
The main column height can be
adjusted by loosening screw (A) with
the 6mm hexagon key provided.
Slide the inner column to the desired
height and refasten (A) securely.
The inner column is prevented from
being removed completely by a
mechanical stop mechanism.
5.2 KNEE BLOCK
5.2.1 Depth (Flexion / Extension)
Loosen the lever lock (B).
Slide the knee block through the clamp
to the desired depth.
Retighten the lever lock (B).
5.2.2 Height
Loosen screw (C) with the 6mm
hexagon key.
Slide the clamp to the desired height.
Retighten the screw (C).
5.2.3 Lateral (Adduction/Abduction)
Loosen the lever lock (D).
Slide the knee block to the desired
position, ensuring maximum contact is
made.
Retighten the lever lock (D).
Repeat for the second knee block.
By loosening the lever lock (D), it is also
possible to swivel the knee block to the
desired position.
A
B
C
D

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5.3 PELVIC SUPPORT
5.3.1 Height
Loosen the 6mm screw (G).
Slide the pelvic support section to
desired height.
Retighten the 6mm screw (G).
5.3.2 Depth
Loosen both lever locks (H).
Adjust the depth of the pelvic support to
the desired position.
Retighten both level locks (H).
5.3.3 Rotation
Rotation of the pelvic support can be achieved by independently loosening lever
locks (H) and adjusting each to suit.
Retightened lever locks (H) when finished.
5.3.4 Width
Loosen 4 screws (I) using the hexagonal driver.
Slide the aluminum plates to the desired position.
Retighten 4 screws (I) to lock into position.
5.4 THORACIC SUPPORT
5.4.1 Width
Loosen 4 screws (K) using the
hexagonal driver.
Slide the aluminum sides to the desired
width.
Retighten the 4 screws (K).
5.4.2 Fine Height
The wooden block (L) on the rear of the
thoracic support has two screws that,
when loosened, permit the movement of
the thoracic support through a fine
range upwards and downwards.
Ensure the screws are fastened tight
once the desired height is achieved.
G
H
I
K
M
L

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5.4.3 Angle
Rotate hand wheel (M) to give the desired angle.
5.5 TRAY
5.5.1 Height
Loosen lever lock (N).
Lift tray to the desired height.
Retighten level lock (N).
Loosen 2 screws (P) using the
hexagonal driver. This permits further
tray height adjustment.
Ensure screws (P) are secured when
desired height is set.
5.5.2 Release
To release the tray from the main
column assembly, pull both plunger pins
(O) and lift tray.
When replacing the tray into position,
ensure the plunger pins are securing
engaged.
5.6 COLUMN ANGLE ADJUSTMENT
5.6.1 Angle Adjustment
Ensure that all 4 castors are
locked.
Press foot pedal (Q) and adjust
angle until desired position is
reached.
Release foot pedal (Q).
O
N
Q
P

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5.7 INDEXING FOOT RESTS
5.7.1 Angle Adjustment
Accurate foot placement can be
achieved by making incremental
adjustments of each foot rest.
Loosen the locking hand wheel (R)
on the foot rest.
Pull the footrest outward slightly
and rotate to the desired angle,
using the stopper pin as a
guide (S).
When the desired position is
achieved, simple lock the footrest
securely by retightening the hand
wheel (R).
6.0 TRANSFER
Open all the straps on the Thoracic Support, Pelvic Support and Sandals.
Unlock the castors and move the Whirl in front of the seated child.
Lock the 4 castors at 45oto each other.
Release the catch located under each footrest and lift upwards, towards the child’s
feet.
Secure the child’s feet in the sandals, using the straps provided.
The child may then be carefully positioned vertically into the stander.
Support the child, whilst securing the straps on the Thoracic Support and Pelvic
Support.
Make adjustments to the Thoracic, Pelvic and Knee support as needed.
Follow the adjustment instructions as needed.
R
S

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7.0 CARE AND MAINTENANCE
IMPORTANT!
Cleaning is recommended on a regular basis.
Clean upholstery and wooden parts with a damp cloth and mild detergent.
Make sure brakes are released before moving .
Store the stander in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight.
Anti-bacterial wipes may be used to clean the Whirl Tray.
For further information please refer to MHRA or NHS cleaning guidelines.
7.1 DAILY CHECKS
Check the accessories for damage or loose connection points.
Check all upholstery for signs of wear and tear.
Check the castors are running freely and brakes are in working order.
Keep all parts clean.
Check that all clamping and positional components are working, secure and free from
damage.
STOP!
The user should not be in the stander while the checks are carried
out.
7.2 SERVICE INTERVAL
The Whirl Terzo should be serviced every 1 year. Servicing must only be undertaken by
a Smirthwaite service engineer, or by a Smirthwaite trained representative.

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8.0 GUARANTEE & SERVICE
The Whirl Terzo stander is issued with a full parts and labour guarantee for 2 years from
the date of delivery. This guarantee does not apply to accidental damage caused through
inappropriate use of the product. This guarantee is issued at the discretion of
G&SSmirthwaite Ltd on RTB (Return to Base) basis.
If you have any questions or doubts relating to the safety or use of the product please
contact us for advice or assistance on:
T: [phone]
E: [email protected]
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT NO ADAPTATIONS OR ALTERATIONS SHOULD BE
MADE TO THE WHIRL STANDING FRAME WITHOUT WRITTEN AUTHORISATION
BY SMIRTHWATE; ANY SUCH MODIFICATION WILL AFFECT THE GUARANTEE.
9.0 CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
G&SSmirthwaite Ltd are committed to continuous improvement to their product range.
Should you have any suggestions or comments please send them to our product design
department at: [email protected]
G&S Smirthwaite Ltd reserve the right to change the specification or material without
prior notice.
For catalogues, help and further information on our products please contact us at:
G&S Smirthwaite Ltd
17 Wentworth Road
Heathfield
Devon TQ12 6TL
T: [phone]
F: [phone]
E: [email protected]
W: www.smirthwaite.co.uk

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10.0 WARRANTY & AFTERSALE
10.1 Product Information
Model:
Size:
Date of Manufacture:
Serial Number:
10.2 Service & inspection record form:
Date
Procedure
Service
Personnel

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G&SSmirthwaite, 17 Wentworth Road, Heathfield, Newton Abbot, Devon.TQ12 6TL
T: [phone] F: [phone] E: [email protected]
W: www.smirthwaite.co.uk